Free completed software for linux

Save Complete is a Firefox extension that saves a webpage completely, providing a better alternative to the flawed built-in save functionality of Firefox.

As more and more sites use CSS, Firefoxs built-in complete save becomes increasingly less effective, as it doesnt support stylesheets.

This extension fixes this, and saves the complete page, including all images and all stylesheets associated with the document, even imported stylesheets and images referenced in the stylesheet files.

Mail::Message::Head::Complete is a Perl module with the header of one message.

INHERITANCE

Mail::Message::Head::Complete
is a Mail::Message::Head
is a Mail::Reporter

Mail::Message::Head::Complete is extended by
Mail::Message::Head::Partial
Mail::Message::Replace::MailHeader

Mail::Message::Head::Complete is realized by
Mail::Message::Head::Delayed
Mail::Message::Head::Subset

SYNOPSIS

my $head = Mail::Message::Head::Complete->new;
See Mail::Message::Head

E-mails message can be in various states: unread, partially read, and fully read. The class stores a message of which all header lines are known for sure.

wmpuzzle provides a 4x4 puzzle on a 64x64 mini window. You can puzzle any XPM image you wish, and there are many graphics applications available to convert other images into the XPM format.

wmpuzzle will let you save the current state of the image at any time. When the puzzle has been completed the full image will be shown. The program is designed to work with the WindowMaker dock, but will work with other window managers as well.

INSTALLATION:

On Debian systems, install the Debian package: type dpkg -i wmpuzzle_*.deb as root. If you need to compile it first, e.g. you want to install the unstable version on a woody system, type dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -tc -uc -us.

On Non-Debian systems compile the program typing ./configure, make and then make install as root.

HOW TO USE THIS PROGRAM

Please read the manual page, type `man wmpuzzle.

Gchore is a simple tool that tracks your chores, and reminds you to do them on a daily basis.

Gchore project is not a general todo list, it is better suited for repeating tasks, such as taking out the garbage on mondays.

Gchore was written with version 2.6 of GTK in C.

Gchore consists of a calendar, which displays the current month. Double clicking on a day will allow you to add a task to that day. you may also use the add/edit/delete task functions from the "Tasks" menu above the calendar. Preferences/options may be edited by selecting File->Preferences.

Gchore is highly configurable, and many of its features can be accessed through the preferences popup. One such preference is the email option. You can configure gchore to automatically email someone when a task is completed, or send out an email at a scheduled time, detailing what has been accomplished since the last email was sent.

The easiest way to start using gchore is to simply run it, and start adding tasks. It will automatically create all its databases in your home directory. There is no need to move these, but you can if you would like to. Once you have added a task, gchore will start issuing reminders to you via popup windows. Once you complete the task, click "completed", or if you dont feel like doing it today, click "procrastinate".

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

CryptNET Keyserver is an effort to develop an openPGP (RFC2440) compliant public keys server which is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL.
It is written in C, and runs on Linux. It uses PostgreSQL for key storage, and supports the hkp protocol (it can interface with GnuPG and NAI PGP). The keyserver is mostly functional, and there is a link to a running copy on the homepage.
Main features:
- openPGP (RFC2440) compatible (version 3 and version 4 packets)
- Validate keys packets and subpackets
- Tied to free RDBMS (postgreSQL)
- Interface with programs through standard keyserver interface
- Capable of updating previously stored keys
- Key caching
- Fully multi-threaded
- Fully (cryptographically) validate signatures
- Handle signature expiration
- Handle key expiration and revocation
- Allow users to submit and retrieve keys through web browser
- Allow users to submit and retrieve multiple keys as key ring through web browser
- Synchronize with other keyservers through HTTP protocol (PKS)
Enhancements:
- Feature Request Completed: [ 1000332 ] sigalm to prevent cpu throttle (vab)
- Feature Request Completed: [ 1192629 ] (Optional) Large File Support (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 999662 ] Legacy gcc compatibility (pacoje)
- Fixed Bug: [ 999656 ] tcpwrappers problems in-addr.arpa (pacoje)
- Fixed Bug: [ 999925 ] cks import problems (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 969089 ] cks_import skips last pubkey in keyring (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 999676 ] cks import problems (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 966767 ] cks_import race condition on import error (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 969739 ] Valgrind: parse_attribute_sub_packets (vab)
- Fixed Bug: [ 969734 ] Valgrind: Memory Violation (vab)
- A context was created to handle state information (vab)
- sql updates (tab vs. spaces bug in formatting of cks.sql.in) (vab)
- General code clean-up (Function Signature Changes) (vab)
- cks_install.pl removed (Integrated into Autoconf/Automake) (vab)
- Fixes to correct most -Wall warnings (vab)
- Fix for memory leak in parse.c (vab)
- Code to force cksd to exit if it is running with root privileges (vab)
- cksd.init rewritten (vab)
- Support of storage of pid in /var/run for init system usage (vab)
- CGI processing code clean-up (vab)
- Creation of etc dir in project root w/ separate Makefile (vab)
- Clean-up of HTML pages (vab)
- Removal of db2 hooks - no longer have access to the software (vab)
- Removal of some out dated documentation (vab)
- Fix for potential read_line race condition (vab)
- Default user for keyserver changed to "cks" (vab)
- Default user for webserver changed to "apache" for Gentoo (vab)
- New hook HTML page for Web Of Trust Information (vab)
- HTML Layout bug fix in keys.c print_uid: echo_signatures (vab)
- SIGPIPE in now ignored. SIGTERM and SIGHUP are now caught (vab)

Robot Race project is an excellent 90% completed Robo Rally server needing an equivalent client.
Robot Race is a race game in which each player attempts to be the first to touch a series of flags by maneuvering a robot across a dynamic race course.
The game is for two to eight players playing independently or on teams. Frequently, the race will mutate into multi-player skirmishes as those players who are behind use their weaponry in an attempt to slow the opposition.
The simultaneous movement rules encourage clever strategies and counterstrategies as players try to second-guess their opponents
Enhancements:
- Changed some filenames to be more intuitive.
- Added an install script to install basic configuration files.
- Trying out the code for newcomers should be much simpler now.
- 3 typos fixed.

OpenVista CIS is a Gtk# EHR for interfacing with VistA based systems (Medsphere OpenVista, VAs VistA, etc.)

OpenVista CIS is a rewrite of the Department of Veteran Affairs Computerized Patient Record System (CPRS) in Gtk#. The focus is on using a modern language, internationalization, and cross-platform support.

Architecture

There are two major components to OpenVista, a client (Medsphere OpenVista CIS, commonly referred to just as CIS, OpenVista CIS, or OpenVista Client) and a middleware component (Medsphere OpenVista Bridge). The Bridge handles doing raw RPC communication with the VistA Broker and provides a SOAP (currently broken) and Binary Remoting interface to the client (the client uses one or the other for a given connection). The Bridge is meant to be run on a server (either one running VistA itself, or a separate machine), while CIS runs on a client machine (any machine with a .NET environment and Gtk# available).

There is another component, currently under development, called OpenVista Vitals. This will be both a stand-alone vitals application, as well as a component of OpenVista CIS when it is completed. Note that this project is *not* completed, and should only be considered a pre-preview of what is to come from the Vitals component.

A small portion of the CIS component is actually broken into a separate executable, PdfConverter.exe. This small utility acts as a remoting server, responsible for converting raw bytes of PDFs into GdkPixbuf bytes. This needs to be done out of process, as poppler (and by extension, poppler-sharp) is licensed under the GPL.

The PDFConverter.exe sources, as well as the few shared classes used for remoting, are licensed under a GPL compatible license. We hope in the future that a PDF library with a license less restrictive than the GPL will be available, such that we can increase PDF rendering performance by not having the rendering done out of process.