Free configurable pet gate software for linux

Crossfire TRT project is an advancement of the crossfire multi-user RPG game. Unlike the original project, it focuses mainly on stability and playability, but also adds modern technology such as map scripting, Perl server extensions, asynchronous I/O, higher resolution graphics, and better client support.
Main features:
- Death is not permanent, and you can get back all lost stats and experience by playing a game in a special place named Nimbus. You are teleported there when you die and you have to play a game (currently minesweeper) to get out.
- Friendly fire is disabled and playerkilling is also modified. You can only kill another player when you and the other player are hostile. To become hostile, you have to visit the church of Gorokh in Scorn and talk to the priest. To become peaceful again, visit the curch of Valriel and talk to its priest.
- Invitation of other players to where you are is possible with the invite command. You have to solve the invitor quest (see below in maps) to be able to use the command.
- You can follow other players with the follow command when you stand next to the player you want to follow.
- Pet monsters and summoned creatures will not stand in the way of other party members, making it bearable to play with summoning skills in a party.
- Map and graphics artists are working on improved graphics and new maps and quests.
- A new currency: the Royalty. Its worth 100 Platinum and is made of paper. (The bank script was completly rewritten in Perl)
- The communication commands have been rewritten in Perl and an ignore command was added.
- Trade shops have been implemented in Perl, which allows the player to trade items when they are offline.
- Big 64x64 faces and tiles have been introduced, which have a higher detail level than the old 32x32 tiles, and can be used with the CFPlus client.
Enhancements:
- optimised event invocation (non-wanted events can now be skipped with 4-5 inlined instructions).
- complete rewrite of town_portal: it now creates a portal to the "nearest" town only, travel is only possible to the town and back, anybody can use it (also removes one of the remaining syncpoints in the server).
- complete rewrite of the range/attack skill slot system: there are now two slots, one for combat, one for ranged attacks.
- introduce the concept of a current weapon (either a ranged or a combat weapon/skill/tool) and switch between them as needed.
- rewrite bow code so bows get more useful: apply damage, attacktype and other stats to the arrows and treat bows as weapons. also rebalance the missile weapons skill so its damage increases with level.
- rewrite the complete player speed logic: weapon_speed now works as documented and there are no unnatural speed boosts.
- implement a utility - cfutil - that simplifies arch and map installation, replacing the old collect scripts and simplying deployment by scaling and cutting faces as required.
- simplify the map protocol extensively by taking advantage of missing bigfaces, speeding up map generation immensely.
- implement inherit keyword allowing archetypes to inherit from other archetypes.
- rationalise archetype, region and treasurelist file format into a single file format and make them reloadable asynchronously.
- make the worldmap, facedata (smoothing, faces, magicmap) reloadable at runtime.
- implement 64x64 faceset support.
- implement fxixsx protocol that saves a lot of bandwidth over the old image/face/smooth packets and allows images > packetsize, incremental and background transfers.
- implement a bandwidth-saving smoothing protocol that works on a face basis as opposed to a mapspace basis.
- the server can now rate-limit image uploads to not exceed a certain (client-configurable) speed while guarenteeing full freedom of movement.
- implement new ex command to request item descriptions.
- implement new msg command for in-game messages with meta information (using xml).
- enforce utf-8 for all text messages.
- added micropather (not used yet).
- many, many bugfixes.

MoosicApplet is a GNOME panel applet which displays the current status of the Moosic jukebox server.

It also provides some basic features for controlling the song player. MoosicApplet features a configurable layout and the ability to rewrite the song name in various ways to make it easier to read.

Freetalk is a console based Jabber client.
Freetalk features a readline interface with completion of buddy names, commands, and even ordinary English words!
Freetalk is extensible, configurable, and scriptable through a Guile interface.
Enhancements:
- Support for in-band registration, preliminary file transfer, localization support, a few new commands, and many cosmetic changes.

FIDOGATE is a Fido-Internet gateway and a Fido tosser.
Main features:
- Fido Internet Gateway
- Fido Zone Gateway (NetMail zone gate)
- Fido Tosser (mail processor)
- Fido Ticker (file processor)
- Fido Areafix and Filefix

Gnome Specimen project is a simple tool to view and compare fonts installed on your system.
Main features:
- A list of all fonts available (the left pane)
- A list of font previews (the right pane)
- Configurable preview text and font size
- Configurable foreground and background colors used in the preview pane
- A Dutch translation

Dynpet is a free open source software programmed in Ruby similar to the Tamigotchi key chain. The objective of the game is to not let the pet die and take care of it. See the Roadmap for information on what Dynpet will be in the future.

For more information on playing and downloading, please visit Manual and Download page. Dynpets goal is to make this game entertaining and fun while providing a good experience in general (not prone to crash, extremely buggy, extremely slow, etc)

Installation:

Since this program is programmed in Ruby, you will need a ruby interpreter to get the game working.

You are not required to download any dependencies for this program other than the ruby interpreter.

Playing the Game:

For more in-depth information, please visit http://dynpet.sourceforge.net/user.html
To play this game, all you need is to run this program in the command line or terminal. (If youre on window, you can just click on it)

If you dont have any pet file to load, you will need to create a new pet. You can do that when the menu start up or the game start up by
typing "creation" without quote. Once youre there, you will choose a name, name your file, and choose a gender. When youre done with that,
you are taken directly to the game.

The game itself is very simple. They show you the statistics of your pet when it is beginning than it goes asking you questions on what you would like to do.
You will have stats like hunger, health, and love with their maximum points they can have like health_limit, hunger_limit, love_limit.

We also have stat like needs and wants which act as a bonus modifier. We have experience and exp_limit to show how many experience points needed to level the pet.

You either type "feed", "play", "groom" , or "end". Anything else you typed does nothing.

The feed increase the hunger stat, play increase the love stat, and groom increase the health stat.

End just mean that, end the game. It doesnt exit the program entirely though.

Once you enter feed, play, groom, if you enter that again, it will do nothing because they arent finished. Once they are finished, they will tell you in a message.
That message will mean that your pets stats went up(THEY NEVER GO DOWN). You can enter it again once the event is over.

There is a system that deduct points from your pets stat. Randomly they choose which stats to deduct, which number, and which time.
They are tied in the bonus and experience system which only happen once every 20 time that the system deducts points.

You can see they are counting down to 0 turns which alway start with 19 and end with 0.

Once the experience system is triggered, they spring into action. If any stats happens to be over the limits, they deduct points until it equal the limit.

They add it to the experience points. The bonus system also tiggered. If they are over the needs stat, than you gain points depending on the needs number.

If you are over the want stat, you gain more points. In contrast, when you are under, you only lose points on needs, not wants stat.

In the event that one of your love, health, and hunger stat managed to be 0 or lower( The pet died), the game will revert to the state of when you first created the pet.

Balsa project is an asynchronous circuit synthesis system. Balsa is built around the Handshake Circuits methology, and it can generate gate level netlists from high-level descriptions in the Balsa language.

Both dual-rail (QDI) and single-rail (bundled data) circuits can be generated.