Free beta2 software for linux

ngacl project is an effort to give Linux and its filesystems a full blown ACL system, similar to that used by NFSv4 and Windows.
With this software, you have 13 different access rights, dynamic inheritance, and audit ACLs. The implementation is filesystem-independent because the kernel parts are an LSM module.
In addition, there is a Samba-VFS module that enables you to alter ACLs with the Windows ACL editor.
Enhancements:
- This release adds working audit ACLs, stability, and semantic enhancements.

Lutz provides a fast and small port scanner with stealth scanning and OS detection.
Lutz is a fast and small stealth port scanner, similar to nmap. It has the most popular scanning options (SYN, FIN, XMAS Scan, PROTO Scan, etc.) and simple OS detection.
It supports some very beta idle scanning and several other options. It can also scan subnets, or scan a list of hosts specified in a file.
Enhancements:
- FIxed a Bug in the get_host_list() function. You got an segmentation fault when not specifying ports on the command line. Now you wont :)

Ups is a source level C,C++ and Fortran debugger that runs under X11. Currently supported systems are FreeBSD and GNU/Linux on Intel x86 and Solaris on SPARC.

On these systems it runs native; it is not a front-end to GNU gdb. An ANSI C interpreter is included; this is built in to ups to provide conditional debugging and can also be built as a seperate program.

If you are using some other operating system or processor then please see the systems information as ups has in the past been ported to a variety of computers, and may include code for your system.

Ups was written by Mark Russell of the Computer Science department at the University of Kent at Canterbury, and was originally part of the Kent Software Tools suite.

YAuCP is a collection of tools for uC (micro-controller) development. Its designed mainly for AVR uControllers and aims to develop almost every part of the development chain, ranging from software tools to hardware designs.
Enhancements:
- This release of MagicTerm features a serial port terminal with some handy features.
- In addition to the default readline behaviour it can read an arbitrary number of bytes, has working string triggers, and makes all serial port configuration options avaliable in the configuration file.
- pySerial is now required.

JWChat is a full featured, web-based Jabber client. It uses only JavaScript and HTML on the client-side. It supports basic jabber instant messaging, roster management and groupchats based on the MUC protocol.
JWChat is an advanced instant messenger (IM) just like AIM, MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger or ICQ. This means you can manage your contacts, communicate with other users in 1:1 chat sessions or join a groupchat room for collaborative communication. Unlike other IMs you can use this with your web browser without having to install any additional software at all. For a list of supported browsers see the features page.
All of your settings, bookmarks and your contact list are stored on the server side. This means that you have access to your personalized client from almost any computer as long as its got access to the internet.
JWChat and its underlying software are all Open Source. This gives you the flexibility you need in your everyday business.
JWChat brings you the perfect solution for your corporate communication. Being a web application it gives you all advantages of centralized software distribution. Dont hassle with software installs and updates on the client side!
As a web developer its easy for you to integrate it with your existing web projects. Add advanced instant messaging and groupchat functionality to your website now!
Main features:
Jabber/XMPP
- Create accounts
- Roster management: Add, delete contacts, edit contacts groups etc.
- Jabber presence types with support for away messages
- Custom presence for each roster item
- Instant Messages and 1:1 Chats
- Support for registering and searching JUD (Jabber User Directory)
- Full support for MUC (Multi-User Chats) as described in JEP-0045
- Support for transport/gateways to other IM services like ICQ, AIM, MSN, etc.
- Server side storage of preferences and bookmarks (chat rooms)
- Message-History (optional - needs support from the server side)
- many more
GUI
- Multiple language support (through apaches mod_negotiation)
- Online-Help
- System sounds
- Smileys in messages and chats (themes customizable)
- Customizable poll interval (if polling backend present)

Schevo project is a next-generation DBMS that focuses on the following:
- Database Integrity: Schevo is designed from the ground up to protect your data. All changes to a Schevo database must be done using transactions, and Schevo ensures that those transactions always leave the database in a consistent state.
- Rapid Development: Schevo includes features to make it easy and fun to create even the most complex of databases. Not only is the schema syntax easy to write and understand, you can also quickly place initial values in your schema that are required by your database, and use the same syntax to create sets of sample data to use during development.
- User Interface Generation: Schevo provides user interface toolkits that take advantage of the richness of the database schema. You can use the full-featured Schevo Navigator to interact with your database without writing a single line of code outside of your database schema. A PyQt-based toolkit is already available, and TurboGears and NuFox toolkits are in the works.
- Rich Schema Definition: The schema for a Schevo database is written in concise, easy-to-read Python code. Not only does the schema describe how information in the database is structured, but also defines all transactions and rules that ensure database integrity.
- Assisted Schema Evolution: Once a Schevo database is deployed and is used to store valuable data, you will inevitably make further changes to the structure of the database. Schevo assists you in this task and makes it easy to restructure a database and facilitate the migration of data from one schema version to the next.
The main problem that Schevo was designed to address is that Relational databases, which use Structured Query Language (SQL), do not match well with object-oriented programming languages, such as Java, Python and Ruby.
This situation has been labeled the "object-relational impedance mismatch" problem, and it is a significant barrier to the rapid development and evolution of database applications.
Because of this mismatch, database applications tend to have three distinct layers of code: SQL within the database, object-oriented code within the application, and an object-relational mapping (ORM) layer to mediate between the SQL and the object language.
These extra layers add additional complexity and inflexibility to what are already complex and inflexible databases. Schevo eliminates these extra layers.
Schevo solves the object-relational impedance mismatch problem by combining relational features with the object-oriented programming language Python.
A database schema defined in Schevo results in a database that enforces the same integrity constraints supported by the Relational model, with the added benefit of Python objects.
The benefit of this is that application developers can create their entire application using the full power of the Python language without having to introduce another language (SQL) that has its own language constructs, its own datatypes, and a limited set of behavior. Instead, a Schevo database stores Schevo objects which use native Python datatypes and include any behavior defined for those objects.
In addition, Schevo objects contain a great deal of metadata that is available for introspection to support the development of rich user interfaces with a minimal amount of code.
In fact, Schevo includes a GUI Navigator that can display a fully interactive interface into any Schevo database. The Navigator is constructed on-the-fly based solely on the metadata available within the Schevo database file.
The Navigator allows you to display, create, update, and delete any object within the database, within the rules and constraints defined for that database.
Enhancements:
- Many minor changes were made.
- All supporting packages that used to be included with Schevo itself are now broken out into subpackages.

GXMame is a frontend for XMame using the GTK library, the goal is to provide the same GUI than mame32. For the moment it will just have the same gui, the final goal is to be able to share config files with Mame32k (or any version of mame32 that write config files instead of saving data into windows registry) allowing dual booter to have the same environment (favorite, timeplayed, last game selected, gui preference...) under windows and Linux.
I wanted to learn GTK and have a decent frontend for xmame, gnomame didnt work on my computer and I didnt like other front end in Tk, so I decided to start this project, just after I discovered gRustibus, the very good front-end from Kjetil Thuen. I took this front end as a model for the creation of GXMame Im not sure that I could have go so far and so quickly without this model.
Main features:
- Detailed view
- Small icons view
- Indented view (shows clones games under the original one)
- Font color and size selectable
- Icons support, .ico files or a zipped archive from Mamu or Mame32QA
- Tools bar
- Folder(filter) panel
- Screenshot panel
- Display snapshots, Flyers, Marquees, Cabinets, Titles.
- Support of zipped pictures
- Display mameinfo and history
- Status bar
- Support of catver to sort games by version and categories
- Random game selection
- Quick check: only check if a romname.zip file exist in roms folder (also works with clones)
- Audit of all roms
- Window with the properties of all games
- Audit of a single game
- Popup menu to easily access to most used functions
- Preferences for games(global and specific)
- Joystick support (new 386 1.x.x linux driver only)
- Creation of gamelist from xmame
- Multiples executables support
- Scalable icons
- Additionnal options string
- Sortable columns (in any views)
- Sortable selectable columns order (in detail view)
- List view
- Large icons view
- and lot of others...