Free hexen band software for linux

UltraMixer is a DJ-Mixing-Software which enables you to mix digital music in various formats such as MP3, OGG, WAV, WMA or CDs in real time.
All you need is a sound card. The DJs turntables are replaced by two digital SoundPlayers, the "vinyls" are available within seconds through the integrated FileArchive.
UltraMixer is also perfectly suited for the use as virtual jukebox in restaurants, hair studios or medical surgeries. UltraMixer is freely available (freeware*).
Main features:
- MP3,WMA,OGG,CD,WAV,FLAC,ASF,MIDI,XM,IT,MOD,...
- Online CD-title query (CDDB)
- Monitoring over headhones
- Multi-soundcard support
- 3 Band EQEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Volume CrossfaderEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Adjustable fading modesEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Automatic mixingEmphasize element in the screenshot
- BPM Counter
- Reverse Play
- Pitch (-/+ 50%)Emphasize element in the screenshot
- TalkoverEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Keyboard and MIDI control
- Support of the Hercules DJ Console
- Database-driven file archiveEmphasize element in the screenshot
- Unlimited number of cue points
- User-friendly user interface
- Support of skinning for the user interface
- Automatic update function

CODEX is a software designed for applications with a moderate number of clients requesting authentication keys
When designing secure applications, it is not uncommon to assume some out-of-band mechanism for distributing keys or other secrets. Other applications without inherent security features could, given a key distribution system, employ symmetric key encryption to add a cryptographic access control mechanism. These applications motivated the development of the CODEX (the Cornell Data Exchange) key distribution system. CODEX is designed for applications with a moderate number of clients (tens or hundreds) requesting keys that change often but not continuously (on the scale of minutes to hours).
CODEX is an moving forward from the ideas implemented in COCA. It employs the RSA and ElGamal encryption schemes, as well as techniques such as threshold cryptography and proactive secret sharing. The COCA page contains a number of useful links for these topics.
Part of the development of CODEX was the creation of a general-purpose toolkit for the various primitives needed by the system. These primitives are discussed in the Implementation section, and the full source code is also available.
Since a random search on Google revealed that this project is now listed on Freshmeat, it is worth mentioning a few significant aspects of the implementation. First, the code is research-quality, not production-quality. The system employs spin-waiting, which can substantially impact the host on which a server runs. For an effective proactive-recovery system, servers must periodically be placed into a known-good state.
This typically involves rebooting from clean (and, if necessary, patched) media and installing new server-specific public/private key pairs, as well as the proactive secret sharing procedure included in the implementation. If, at this point, you still trust the implementation and your operating system enough to use CODEX, be advised that there is currently no credentials mechanism in place.
The existing policy object always accepts any credentials object as valid. Since the entire system depends on enforcing policies for access control, if you want to deploy a CODEX system (as opposed to using the libraries to build your own system) you must implement an actual policy/credentials mechanism.
Enhancements:
- This release was updated for compatibility with Doxygen 1.4.1 and to work with g++ through version 3.3.5.
- CODEX_Quorum/Socket.cc is now able to handle non-stream sockets (i.e. UDP).
- CODEX_Quorum/SocketBuilder.h now has a copy constructor.

Band Saw is a syslog monitoring program for the GNOME desktop. Band Saw project allows the user to setup filters that define which messages should generate alerts.

Combined with syslogs remote logging functionality it provides a scalable and easily deployed monitoring solution.

How does it work?

Band Saw is really quite simple; it monitors messages that are fed to it from a suitably configured syslog server, looking out for messages that contain text that the administrator is interested in. Any log message that matches the administrators filters will be brought to the users attention via a dialog box that pops up on screen.

Because syslog itself supports propagating messages between seperate computers, with syslog and Band Saw you can easily monitor a large number of computers for critical errors.

EQU is a realtime graphical equalizer that will equalize the audio of almost everything you play through XMMS (OGG, MP3, WAV, etc.).

You can choose four different band configurations (10, 15, 25 and 31), all of them with ISO central frequencies, independent gain settings for left and right channels, and more than +-14dB of gain per band.

EQU project features a skinnable GUI and shadowed mode.

GNU FreeIPMI project provides "Remote-Console" (out-of-band) and "System Management Software" (in-band) based on IPMI v1.5/2.0 specification.
This project includes:
- KCS, SMIC, SSIF, LAN Drivers and C Library (libfreeipmi)
- IPMI Locate - Probe IPMI BMC Device (ipmi-locate)
- FreeIPMI SHell (fish)
- Watchdog Daemon (bmc-watchdog)
- Sensors (sensors)
- System Event Log (sel)
- BMC Info (bmc-info)
- BMC Config (bmc-config)
- IPMI Power (ipmipower)
- IPMI Ping (ipmiping)
- RMCP Ping (rmcpping)
- Gratuitous ARP Daemon (garpd)
- IPMI Raw Interface (ipmi-raw)

Freetalk is a console based Jabber client.
Freetalk features a readline interface with completion of buddy names, commands, and even ordinary English words!
Freetalk is extensible, configurable, and scriptable through a Guile interface.
Enhancements:
- Support for in-band registration, preliminary file transfer, localization support, a few new commands, and many cosmetic changes.

Umbra project is a simple graphical role-playing game.

Umbra is a simple computer role-playing game, written in Python. The world is randomly-generated for new play every time, but there is an eventual goal and storyline.

It was heavily influenced by rogue-like games, Alternate Reality, console RPGs, and the works of H.P. Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith.

Umbra is set after a Lovecraftian apocalypse - the ancient god Mogth has risen from ages of deathlike slumber, conquered the world, thrown down civilization, and now man huddles in primitive communities, scattered and dying out. You play a band of heroes who will attempt to free humanity!

SURVIVOR is yet another systems monitor.
Does the world need yet another systems monitor? Well, the world has had the Backstreet Boys, N Sync, 98 Degrees, Take That, Boyzone, Westlife, 5ive, O-Town, not to mention New Kids on the Block, All-4-One, Boyz II Men, New Edition, and Menudo, so clearly there is an ability to accept and even appreciate redundancy. Not that one needs to appreciate boy bands to appreciate systems monitoring, and perhaps now would be a good time to underscore that the SURVIVOR project does not endorse or even listen to boy bands.
Differentiating systems monitors can be a lot like differentiating boy bands. At first glance, they all look alike. With careful study, however, they all still look alike, except that some have goatees and others dont. With further study, it is possible to detect different accents, but no matter how far you look you still have a boy band.
In this respect, SURVIVOR is a lot like other systems monitors. It was written because of requirements that dictated the equivalent of a boy band with two Americans, two Brits, and an Australian, two with goatees, three brunettes, and not all of them living in the same town in Florida.
Unlike most boy bands, the core of SURVIVOR is a POSIX-thread based scheduler, responsible for determining when services should be checked and when alerts should be transmitted. The scheduler should be highly scalable, although it has not yet been tested against an entire class B network.
Like almost every other package, check and alert modules may be written in any language. These modules should generally scale quite well, although specifics depend on what the module actually does.
A command line interface, web interface, and two-way messaging gateway are provided.
Unlike most boy bands, SURVIVOR is intended to be a very high quality, feature rich, package. It is unlikely to ever get airtime on TRL.
Enhancements:
- In addition to the usual bugfixes, this stabilization release adds five new check modules, a flap reporting module, and adds various improvements to the command and Web interfaces.
- This is the first release with accompanying RPMs.