Free casey anthony software for linux

BattleTech THUD is a Java client designed to connect to Battletech MUXes and display combat data in a easy-to-read tactical display. BattleTech THUD client displays a tactical map, contacts list, armor status and more.
Main features:
- ANSI color support
- An impressive tactical map display: see screenshots
- All enemy and friendly contacts with headings
- Unique icons for each movement type
- Current heading and desired heading indicators
- Weapons arc indicators
- An overall armor percentage display
- A heat indicator
- Display of hex numbers if desired
- Varying colors of hexes based on height
- A separate contacts window
- Customizable colors and font sizes
- Much more...

Abuse-SDL project is a port of Abuse by Crack Dot Com to Linux using the Simple DirectMedia Layer library. This allows Abuse to run at screen depths greater than 8bpp as well as fullscreen.
Main features:
- Run at any screen depth from 8bpp to 32bpp.
- Run fullscreen or in a window.
- Software and OpenGL hardware accelerated scaling.
- Lock the mouse to the window.
- Mousewheel support for changing weapons.
- Stereo sound.

second hand icons is inspired by the superb litho icons by anthony piraino.


-- THIS SET IS ABANDONED --

Everyone is welcomed to pick it up and continue the work. im sorry, i just cant do it now. please, read the readme file.

Imager::interface.pod decribes the C level virtual image interface.

The Imager virtual interface aims to allow image types to be created for special purposes, both to allow consistent access to images with different sample sizes, and organizations, but also to allow creation of synthesized or virtual images.
This is a C level interface rather than Perl.

ANTLR, ANother Tool for Language Recognition, (formerly PCCTS) is a language tool that provides a framework for constructing recognizers, compilers, and translators from grammatical descriptions containing Java, C#, C++, or Python actions.
ANTLR provides excellent support for tree construction, tree walking, and translation. There are currently about 5,000 ANTLR source downloads a month.
Enhancements:
Java CHANGES
- moved consume(); consumeUntil(...) to recover() method you can override in parsers only. New method signature: public void recover(BitSet tokenSet) throws TokenStreamException;
- CommonASTWithHiddenTokens fixed tree builders copy hidden tokens
- ASTFactory; added overloaded method public void setASTNodeClass(Class c);
- default charVocabulary is 0..127 for ASCII range. ~n, for example, gave really wacky results since charVocabulary had no defined range.
- BaseAST.equals() didnt work when node text was null.
- LLkParser.consume now throws TokenStreamException as Parser.consume does.
C++ changes:
- Added TokenStreamRewriteEngine C++ port + example.
- Fixes for sign extension problems that sneaked in 2.7.4.
- Fixes for some quoting bugs in C++ codegeneration.
- Fixes for some wrong extensions in generated docbook and HTML files (for -html/-docbook commandline options).
- Made codegenerator more unicode friendly.
- Tweaks for preliminary UTF8 support. Includes an example that is capable of parsing UTF8 input (more proof of concept than what is to be). (Using a custom InputBuffer and CharScanner). *Feedback on this is appreciated.*
- Fixed codegeneration bug (a..z!) would trigger generation of invalid C++ code.
- Added missing warning for redefinition of AST types for nodes. (Thanks to Sergey Bogdanov)
- Bugfix for AST factory initialization code.
- Fixed default argument mangling for generated rule methods.
- Fixed sign extension problem in error messages in support lib (triggered by MSVC)
- Fixed type generated for saveIndex and _begin variables. Thanks to Brad Schick for the patch.
- getFilename/Line/Column methods added to TokenStreamRecognitionException (thanks to Heinz Beckers)
- Added lexer states to the flex lexer example. It now seems to parse the same set of java as the other antlr java parsers.
- Small tweaks to include files.
- Doc tweaks.
- Revised configure/makefiles by Wolfgang Haefelinger.
C# Changes
Changes for C# support (by Anthony Oguntimehin, Kunle Odutola & Micheal Jordan):
- Factored out IToken and IHiddenStreamToken interfaces.
- ASTPair now supports a protocol for reusing instances. Generated C# code creates far fewer ASTPair instances.
- The values of LA(1) and LA(2) are now cached in lexers
- ASTArray creation/usage replaced with C# variable length parameter lists. ASTArray remains for backwards compatibility only.
- Several bugfixes in antlr.debug to better support ParseView-style tools [Suggested by Eric Taucher.]
- Updated the C# code generator to generate code that uses use cached LA(x) values, reuses ASTPair instances, and uses the new IToken and IHiddenStreamToken interfaces
- Re-organised the ANTLR runtime library for the .NET platform. Library is now packages as two assemblies:
- antlr.runtime.dll - required, core library types and functionality
- antlr.astframe.dll - optional, types and functionality for displaying astframes
- The upshot of all this is that projects that dont need the ASTFrame functionality arent forced to load the System.Drawing and System.Windows.Forms assemblies that it depends on.
- C# VS.NET solution and project files & names have been updated to 2.7.5. Also new project file for the astframe assembly.
- Updated the NAnt build file(s) to support building the new two-assembly runtime.
- Incorporated latest fixes for the java grammar into the C# java example project
- Updated runtime documentation to accomodate the new two-assembly C# runtime.

RIG is a program I wrote to replace a particularly poor closed-source unattributed public-domain implementation for MS-DOS. Essentially it gathers random selections of first and last names, location data, and street names, to assemble a fake name and address, complete with geographically consistant ZIP code, area code, state, and city name.
My implementation of fake is GPL, however its database belongs to whoever wrote the original implementation, or if that person remains unknown then I suppose it lies in the public domain. If you feel uncomfortable with this then please provide a new database. It shouldnt be too hard to create a new one.
Install should be pretty easy, just type "make install". If your system dosent
have /dev/urandom and youd like to use /dev/random instead, do
make install CFLAGS=-DDEVRANDOM
Enhancements:
- Fix compilation on some platforms. Thanks to many people for noticing these problems.
- Fix problems with the -m and -f options. Thanks to Casey Carter noticing this problem, and to the Debian developers (notably Norbert Veber and Aaron Lehmann ) for proposing a fix.
- Add an entry for Coward, SC.
- Make Biloxi area and ZIP codes match the same physical spot. Thanks to Chris Lawrence for noticing this.

DNA (Deep Network Analyser) is an open, flexible, and extensible deep network analyzer server and software architecture for passively gathering and analyzing network packets, network sessions, and applications protocols.
Deep Network Analyser project is designed to be used for Internet security, network management, intrustion detection, protocol and network analysis, information gathering, and network monitoring applications.
Main features:
- Extensible Java based network sensor (processing layers 2-7)
Configurable processing and output:
- Packet flows like Ethereal
- IP Flows like CISCO netflow
- Stateful Sessions (client/server flow pairs)
- Application protocol element output
- Configurable and extensible application protocol element parsing.
- Application protocol parsing toolkit APIs allows for new protocol parser to be easily developed and extended
- Targeting based full session capture facility, like a realtime targeted TCPDump.
- Flexible targeting from IPAddr, Port tuple to Application sensitive targeting.
- Configurable and extensible output forwarding (file, DB, Streams, JMS, RMI, etc.)
- Extensible realtime collection portable to many OS/Packet processing environments
Easily adaptable to packet processing environments:
- Specialized linux drivers mechanismon
- Network Appliances
- Network Switches / Routers
- Highly mutithreaded for increased performance over multi processor environments
Enhancements:
- Adoption of OpenAdaptor(tm) as the Output Adapter mechanism.
- Support for local-only administration.
- A new targeted packet capture parser, new run scripts, and a new install mechanism.
- Many bugfixes.

Nethack Records project is a dynamic Nethack statistics generator for display on the Web.
Nethack Records is an on-demand statistics generator for Nethack that is meant to be run on a Web server. It has several types of statistics, ranging from character info to daily and weekly stats.
It is implemented with a modern template system, and is very customizable. One can sort by most field-types, such as character class or gender. The code is separated from the XHTML by means of HTML::Template.
CSS is utilized to its fullest extent, allowing you to make it look however you like, without knowing Perl.
Main features:
- Top 10 players view
- All players view
- Sort by various criteria e.g. Class and Cause of death
- Various ranking possibilities
- Last five players view
- Todays games
- View per game statistics
Enhancements:
- Added quit and date-patches by Casey Zacek
- Fixed bug with empty logfile
- Added alternative css-file
- Added contact-person to options-file
- Fixed bug that appeared with<<less