Free configure software for linux

Kconfigure simplifies compiling and installing software by providing a graphical interface.

Easy to use, click in konqueror the configure file and configure, make and install the sources in the gui with kconfigure.

Murrine Configurator provides the opportunity to configure all the Murrine Engine style options.

With Murrine Configurator i want to give users the opportunity to configure all the Murrine Engine style options.

The usage is very simple and the dialogs explain step by step the style options you can edit.

The program is written in bash and required only the installation of "zenity", that is a Gtk2 utility for bash scripting (if you are using ubuntu you can install it with "apt-get install zenity").

After the installation the program can be found under System -> Preferences -> Murrine Configurator.

NetCARD Config project helps linux users to configure network cards for two ip one for DSL network one for Local Network.

mscompress is a Microsofts "compress.exe/expand.exe" compatible (de)compressor.
mscompress project contains two programs:
- msexpand, which decompress files compressed by Microsoft compress.exe utility (e.g. Win 3.x installation files)
- mscompress, which compress files using LZ77 compression algorithm. Output files can be decompressed using Microsoft expand.exe or msexpand(1).
To install it on your Unix box, configure the package ("./configure") and then type "make all test install".

cingb project is a Gameboy emulator.
It plays Gameboy and Gameboy Color ROMs, includes a debugger for step-by-step analysis of Gameboy programs and might be also interesting for educational purposes.
Installation
first start the configuration script with:
# ./configure
optionally you could configure your joypad
# ./cingb_conf
then run:
# make
If you want to install the binary for regular use type:
# make install
Enhancements:
- shortened some pieces of drawing code and optimized it partially

KNetworkConf is a KDE Control Center module to configure TCP/IP settings on a Linux machine. I developed it because I couldnt find any application to configure TCP/IP settings from within KDE, and I think this is a "must have" app for a serious Desktop Enviroment like KDE.
Main features:
- Configure installed network devices (you cant add new ones for now) in
- basic and advanced mode (ie. dont auto configure broadcast and netmask
- values).
- Autodetection of wireless interfaces.
- Configure the default gateway and gateway device.
- Configure host and domain names.
- Add/remove DNS servers (/etc/resolv.conf).
- Add/Remove known Hosts (/etc/hosts).
Enhancements:
- Ugraded network backend to GST 1.1.4
- Support for two new platforms: Specifix and Vine Linux, being now 15 the platforms supported.
- Parcial wireless support: Autodetection of wireless network interfaces.
- New dialog for managing static hosts.
- Many User Interface enhaments.
- Lots of bug fixes
- Lots of code cleanups
- Updated spanish, french, german, polish and norewian translations.

Csoun5 is a complete rewriten of the Csound music synthesis system.

Csound is a sound and music synthesis system, providing facilities for composition and performance over a wide range of platforms.

It is not restricted to any style of music, having been used for many years in at least classical, pop, techno, ambient...

Installation:

If your distribution has a file named ./configure, build using the instructions in INSTALL, otherwise, find a Makefile that matches your system in the csound directory. Rename it to Makefile, and then edit it following the instructions in its comments.

A GNU Build System can be constructed as follows:

autoreconf -i
./configure
make

The instructions in INSTALL only apply to a system with a ./configure script.

SHARED LIBRARIES

By default, a system with a ./configure script will not build shared libraries. On Cygwin, one can build a Csound DDL that can be used without the Cygwin DLL by configuring with the command:

./configure --enable-cygwin=no --enable-shared=yes