Free x software for linux

X-ITEC CMS/R project is a German content management system.
Enhancements:
- More than 200 new features.

OS X Login Screen is a very accurate OS X login Screen Mimic for Kubuntu Linux.

X-pired is an action-puzzle game written in C using SDL, SDL_mixer, SDL_image and SDL_gfx libraries distributed under the terms of GNU GPL.
The goal of the game in each level is to reach the exit square, avoiding exploding barrels and other deadly stuff...
Enhancements:
- Some loading bugs fixed.
- Rare and strange cycling bug fixed(?).
- X-pir-Ed-It supports some command line opts, fullscreen mode (but it sucks under Win) and "save as" feature now.

x project is a tool for Unix-like systems that takes all the hassle out of extracting archives. Heres an example of how you use it:
$ x linux-2.6.10.tar.bz2
Thats basically the same thing as:
$ tar -jxf linux-2.6.10.tar.bz2
So why use x?
Main features:
- Handles many archive types: You only need to remember one simple command to extract tar, zip, cpio, deb, and rpm files. If theyre compressed, x will take care of that for you, too.
- Keeps everything organized: x will make sure that archives are extracted into their own dedicated directories.
- Sane permissions: x makes sure you can read and write all the files you just extracted, while leaving the rest of the permissions intact.
- Recursive extraction: x can find archives inside the archive and extract those too.

Auth-X provides the Web-based authentication component for the R-BOSS system.

Auth-X is the web based authentication component for all R-BOSS applications (Actual-X, News-X, Track-x, etc). Access to all R-Boss applications initiates after and an Auth-X session. Though Auth-X is not directly access by users, it plays a fundamental role in tying the various R-BOSS applications together.

The User module/library is used by R-BOSS applications to authenticate users against a central user database. The User module also authorizes the level of permissions a user has and what task the user is allowed to perform. In addition to the User module/library, Auth-X is comprised of web based CGI pages. These CGI pages all allow new users to add themselves, pending administrator approval. Administrators then approve new users and authorize allowed program access.

Each of the R-Boss programs has different types of permissions, and the proper use of the Auth-X system can ensure that each user has sufficient rights to do what he or she needs to do-but nothing more. Auth-X enables users to change their own passwords and apply for permissions on the various R-BOSS programs. Auth-X administrators (generally within the language service) are notified via e-mail and are then able to authorize - or deny - the privileges without the intervention of technical support staff.

Auth-X Administrators are entrusted as the gatekeeper to important services and data. Administrators set the level of privileges the users has to perform task within the R-BOSS programs.

X::Osd is a Perl extension to the X On Screen Display library (xosd).

SYNOPSIS

use X::Osd;
my $osd = X::Osd->new(NULL, 2);
$osd->set_font("-*-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-*-*-25-*-*-*-*-*-*");
$osd->set_colour("Green");
$osd->set_timeout(3);
$osd->set_pos(XOSD_top);
$osd->set_align(XOSD_right);
$osd->set_horizontal_offset(0);
$osd->set_vertical_offset(10);
$osd->set_shadow_offset(2);

$osd->string(0,Hello World!);
$osd->percentage(0,56);
$osd->slider(0,34);

XOSD displays text on your screen, sounds simple right? The difference is it is unmanaged and shaped, so it appears transparent. This gives the effect of an On Screen Display, like your TV/VCR etc..

It currently supports 3 type of writes, string for simple text, printf formatted text, slider and percentage display.