Free biblos 0.42 software for linux

Biblos is a powerful indexing tool that can manage your CD/MP3 collection as well as local directories. It records full information about each file on the specified media, and has a powerful searching tool that can help you find specific files. Also you can select from the database a list of files/dirs and Biblos will help you in copying them from the source media to the dir choosed.

Still the most important feature of this program is its portability : it is intended to run as well on a unix platform ( X Windows required ) as on any flavor of Microsoft Windows . So you can easily use for example your MSWindows created databases on a Linux platform .

Biblos it is a fully running program now and with no bugs . You can start creating your databases because the index files have reached maturity and the format will be supported in the future releases also . Try now the lastest release !

qmail-spp adds plugin support to qmails SMTP daemon (qmail-smtpd). qmail-spp is written entirely in C using native qmail libraries, so it does not create any dependencies.
qmail-spp has been written because currently there is no common way of enhancing qmail-smtpds functionality apart of patches which usually are not compatible one with other and require recompilation.
In addition, qmail-spp gives you possibility of enhancing your mail server in any language, so you can easily integrate it with anything you want.
Plugins are external programs which are executed after processing SMTP command, but just before accepting it by qmail; this lets you to add extra checks on commands arguments before accepting it; for instance you can check envelope recipient address against your "black list".
Plugins can be written in any language, because they are independent programs. They:
- should not read anything from standard input,
- should not exit with error code 120,
- should print all errors to standard error (they are logged),
- can print commands on standard output.

JFlag project is a RTS-like game with multiple play modes.
JFlag is an RTS-like game with multiple play modes (capture the flag, last man standing, etc.).
Main features:
- Network game, up to 9 players
- Gameplay based on XML files, so *everything* is easily customizable
- Random map generation
- And many more..

Rconfig is intended to manage configuration files across heterogenous groups of machines. The configuration for each machine is determined by a set of rdist trees based on the various tags such as OS, hostname, and architecture.

Files in more specific rdist trees take priority. A basic setup would consist of a common directory, and then optionally one directory per machine in order to override any of the files in the common area.

Remote configuration requires passwordless root RSH/SSH from a host with direct access to the rconfig basedir. Target machines will require rdist but not rconfig installed.

EventCal project is a calendar class that allows events to be managed and output to HTML in daily, weekly, and monthly views.
Classes
class Calendar
Methods defined here:
__init__(self, language=en)
Creates an empty event list and sets the language
add(self, event)
cell(self, type=free, s=)
dayview(self, day, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
Generates a two-column table for the specific day with one column
holding the hours and the other holding any events
eventlist(self)
Generates an unordered list with all events listed
monthview(self, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
setlang(self, language)
Sets the months and week day names to the appropriate language
weekview(self, day, month=1, year=2007, smallify=False)
class Event
Events are only specific down to the hour. start and length are hours.
Methods defined here:
__cmp__(self, other)
Comparison method. Returns true if the day, month and year match
__init__(self, message, start, length, day, month, year)
__repr__(self)
Functions
am_pm(x)
Convert 24hour integer to 12hour string i.e. 13 becomes 1pm
geteventdayname(event)
interval(startHour, length)
Returns a string: startHour(am/pm) to startHour+length(am/pm). 12 noon is replaced with noon
shiftday(day)
Shifts from Sun-Sat to Mon-Sun
today(smallify=False)
weekday(day, month, year)
Returns the day of the week from 0-6 starting from Monday
Data
daynames = [Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday]
mdays = [31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31]
months = [January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Enhancements:
- All strings were converted to use Unicode.
- Spanish translations for day and month names were added.
- __getattr__ was replaced with properties.
- String replacer body were replaced with calls to re.sub so the $ can be escaped with a backslash.
- The first week of monthview was fixed to properly replace format.
- About 20 lines of code that generated the first week in the monthview were removed.

PerlActor is a simple automated executable acceptance test framework for Perl.

PerlActor is a simple automated executable acceptance test framework for Perl. It can be used by Extreme Programming (XP) teams to rapidly develop executable acceptance tests for their Perl code.

XP mandates that the Customer writes acceptance tests for the application under development. The acceptance tests, also known as customer tests, demonstrate that application features are complete and that they work as expected. Ideally, the tests should be directly executable and automated so that they can be run continuously, without manual effort.

PerlActor enables an XP Customer to write *executable* acceptance tests as plain text files, using a very simple syntax. Each test consists of a number of parameterized commands (one per line), which PerlActor uses to exercise the application. PerlActor parses the test, invokes the commands with any parameters, and reports the result. The developers provide glue code to implement the commands required by the tests.

PerlActor allows tests to be grouped into suites so that related tests can be run as a group. The Customer can also just place test scripts in a directory structure and have PerlActor find and execute them all.

The PerlActor approach to acceptance testing has a number of advantages:

1) As the application grows the team will gradually develop a comprehensive set of Commands for testing the application.
2) The Customer, independent of the development team, can write and execute new tests for the application at any time, using any of the existing Commands.
3) Existing tests may be changed by the Customer at any time, again without developer help.

EXAMPLE SCRIPT

The following sample test script is adapted from one of the example scripts contained in the examples/calculator directory of this distribution. It tests a toy calculator "application":

# Script to check addition
# 10 + 32 = 42

# Create a new calculator application
NewCalculator

# Ensure that the display reads 0, initially
CheckDisplayReads 0

# Press key 1, then key 0
PressKeys 1 0
CheckDisplayReads 10

PressKeys +
CheckDisplayReads 10

PressKeys 3 2
CheckDisplayReads 32

PressKeys =
CheckDisplayReads 42

The following is sample output from the included test runner:

Running Acceptance Tests at Sun Apr 10 17:59:11 GMT 2005
==========================================================
.....
0.545077 wallclock secs ( 0.42 usr + 0.11 sys = 0.53 CPU)
Run: 5, Passed: 5, Failed: 0, Aborted: 0.
and with test failure:
Running Acceptance Tests at Sun Apr 10 18:04:36 GMT 2005
==========================================================
.F...
1.24811 wallclock secs ( 0.47 usr + 0.07 sys = 0.54 CPU)
Run: 5, Passed: 4, Failed: 1, Aborted: 0.

!!!FAILED!!!

1) FAILED: Display is wrong: expected 41, got 42 in scripts/test_addition.pact
at CheckDisplayReads 41, line 37

ExifTagger project is a perl gtk2 app that provides a convenient graphical interface to tagging images.
Unlike most other tools, this inserts the tag information into the images as Exif, so they will permanently be part of the digital image. The interface is pretty intuitive, though more information will come with time.
It works enough for me to post source, though clearly is at a very early alpha, so use at your own risk. If you find a bug, please email me at sean at dague dot net, and Ill see what I can do.
Enhancements:
- Rotation buttons that set the Orientation EXIF attribute were added.
- The cursor is set to an hourglass when loading images.
- A "Loading..." image is overlaid when loading the next image.
- The image size is saved to a state file, removing an automatic resize on the initial load.

Ghoulsn Ghosts Remix game is a remake of a classic Ghouls and ghosts with some addiction taked from Ghouls and ghosts, Ghosts and goblins and Super ghouls and ghosts. This game its developed under GNU/GPL.
Installation:
To compile Ghoulsn Ghosts Remix under Linux you need to install first the Allegro 4.2 graphics library.
After you can use the file "ccl" to compile the game (first make the file "ccl" executable with "chmod ugo+x ccl"). For some configurations of allegro library you must be root to compile the game.
Enhancements:
- The fourth stage map was completed.
- A game timer was added.
- Bonus vases, attached to enemies, were added.
- Some minor bugs were fixed.