Free bbnfc 1.0 software for linux

bbnfc is useful for debugging netflow exports as produced by Cisco, Juniper, etc. routers. This simple program sits on a user-specified UDP port and displays to stdout all netflow exports that are sent to the machine. Complete program is 300 lines long (C source).

The source should compile under most flavours of UNIX, with little or no modification.
Note: Some web browsers will tend to display .tgz archives on the screen rather than saving them to a file. You may need to hold down the shift key when selecting the link below (or possibly some other brain-dead combination).


In this archive you will see the following files:
readme.bbnfc - This readme file
bbnfc.c - Source code for bbnfc
netflow.h - Header file
bbnfc - Pre-compiled binary for Linux (Intel)

To compile from source the following (or some variation thereof) should work:
gcc -o bbnfc bbnfc.c

Basic usage instructions can be obtained with
./bbnfc -h

gbdfed lets you interactively create new bitmap font files or modify existing ones. It allows editing multiple fonts and multiple glyphs.
gbdfed allows cut and paste operations between fonts and glyphs and editing font properties. The editor works natively with BDF fonts.
gbdfed can import:
Metafont PK/GF fonts.
Han Bitmap Font format (HBF) fonts.
Linux console (PSF, CP, and EGA/VGA) fonts.
Sun VF fonts.
OpenType (OTF & TTF) fonts (using Freetype 2).
A font from the X server.
gbdfed can export:
PSF2 Linux console fonts.
HEX fonts (see online help).
The editor also supports 2, 4, and 8 bits-per-pixel gray scale fonts for embedding in OTF fonts.
Main features:
- Multiple fonts can be loaded from the command line.
- Multiple fonts can be open at the same time.
- Cutting and pasting glyphs between fonts.
- Multiple glyph bitmap editors can be open at the same time.
- Cutting and pasting between glyph bitmap editors.
- Export of XBM files from glyph bitmap editors.
- Automatic correction of certain metrics when a font is loaded.
- Generation of XLFD font names for fonts without XLFD names.
- Update an XLFD font name from the font properties.
- Update the font properties from an XLFD font name.
- Font property editor.
- Font comment editor.
- Supports unencoded glyphs (ENCODING of -1).
- Display of glyph encodings in octal, decimal, or hex.
- Builtin on-line help.
- Imports PK/GF fonts.
- Imports HBF (Han Bitmap Font) fonts.
- Imports Linux console fonts (PSF, CP, and FNT).
- Imports Sun console fonts (vfont format).
- Imports fonts from the X server.
- Imports Windows FON/FNT fonts.
- Imports TrueType fonts and collections.
- Exports PSF fonts.
- Exports HEX fonts.

BlankOn is a Gnome icon theme and they are the default icon theme for BlankOn Linux.

gonxical provides a Gnome (GTK+) theme.

This theme is based on the Gonx project.

The Gonx project is used to create the user interface of the successor of the Be OS.

wmblob shows some blobs moving around. wmblob does nothing useful, its just a toy.

Ill be honest with you. the truth is: wmblob is a totally useless program. But unlike other totally useless programs (I wont name them here, because theyre made by an enormous and rich company), it looks good and shows funny moving `blobs. Im sure youll like it.

Its a nice dockapp for WindowMaker (see `www.windowmaker.org), but its probably going to run just as well with any other window manager.

RFind indexes the filenames of a given directory, and allows you to quickly search this index with regular expressions. Search-on-typing with more than 500,000 indexed filenames is easily possible.
RFind attempts to be very configurable so that it can be useful to everyone. It features hierarchically presented search results, search-on-typing, and the ability to define rules to execute on mouse click.
Main features:
- Hierarchical presented search results
- Search-on-typing
- Define rules to execute on mouseclick

BrewNIX is a brewing software project.

BrewNIX is beer brewing software that will primarily store recipes but also do some minor analysis of the recipes you enter.

It is currently a command line program, requiring curses. Future plans call for recipe compatibility with qbrew and a choice of GUI or CLI interface.