Free cruncher 2.0 software for linux

TransWhite is a simple system status theme.

Also included svg source file with all parts of interface.

Backgrounds for other than 2 filesystems sections also included (to use them You must edit theme file in section karamba, background and mountpoint definitions).

mp_doccer is a tool that travels C code files, and extracts specially marked information to build documentation.
This documentation can be generated in HTML, man pages, or an executable shell script. The markup is very similar to that in the Linux 2.4.x kernel sources.
mp_doccer is a component of the Minimum Profit Text Editor.
Enhancements:
- All function listings are alphabetically sorted.
- A bug that made it impossible to have semicolons in alternative synopsis has been fixed.
- The HTML output mode has been improved and generates more standards-compliant code.

Remo is a Rule Editor for ModSecurity.
Main features:
- Ruby on rails application with ajax use
- Enter http requests, display them, edit them, delete them, rearrange them
- Edit the http headers of the requests
- Generate positive modsecurity2 ruleset
ModSecurity is not a simple toy. It is quite tricky to configure successfully. Many web applications are not very simple either. Bringing them together by writing a ModSecurity ruleset is very difficult. Modsecurity.org advertises a tested core ruleset granting you protection from most known attacks. But this is only a blacklist approach: All known dangerous traffic is filtered out.
A network firewall uses a whitelist approach; also called positive security model: Everything is dropped outside of a short and strict rulset. An application firewall should do exactly the same. (See Ivan Ristics thougts on positive security. Ivan Ristic is the man behind ModSecurity.)
But this comes with a catch: Your application does not come with a short and strict ruleset and writing one will be tough. This is the point where remo will come into play. It is meant as a graphical editor for this ruleset, thus helping you to generate a whitelist of valid requests to your application. Ideally you will be able to bundle this ruleset with every release of your online application. We are not there yet. Far from it to be honest. But the development has started and you are welcome to join in.
Enhancements:
- This first beta release brings the ability to import ModSecurity audit-logs and match them against the ruleset in the edit-area of Remo.
- This lets you check if the ruleset which you are developing will work with your online application in practice.

Marauroa is ariannes content server.
Marauroa project is completely written in Java using a multithreaded server architecture with a UDP oriented network protocol, a MySQL based persistence engine and a flexible game system.
The game system is totally expandable and modifiable by game developers and is able to run Python scripts defining the games rules.
Marauroa is based on a design philosophy we called Action/Perception. Each turn a perception is send to the clients explaining what they currently perceive. Clients can ask the server to perform any action in their name using actions.
Marauroa is totally game agnostic and makes very little assumptions about what are you trying to do, allowing a great freedom to create any game type.
Main features:
- Java 1.4 compatible
- Persistent objects
- Transactional relational database support
- Delta and Delta-Delta Perceptions to reduce bandwidth usage
- Fully test case covered using Junit
- Turn based gameplay
- Nicely documented: Design and specifications available
- Based on a XP development model
- Follows KISS principle: Keep it simply stupid
- True Open Source Software: GNU/GPL
Marauroa is based on very simple principles:
- Clients communicate with the server, and vice-versa, using an UDP portable network protocol with reliability in mind to allow a stabler experience when online game lag occurs.
- You can develop an arianne client, using the arianne client framework, on any system that is able to compile C code.
- To play a game every player needs an account on the server that is identified by an username and a password.
- Players use their account to login into the server and then choose a player stored under their account to play with. The server then checks the login information using the mySQL backend and loads the player into the game using the persistence engine.
- Players send actions to the server. The action system is totally open and has nothing hard-coded so you can edit it totally to your game style. The server sends at regular intervals, called turns, a perception to each player to inform them about the state of the game and any relevant state modifications. Marauroas perception system is based on the Delta^2 ideology: simply send what has changed.
- The server executes some code each turn in order to move the game status on. Using this hook it is simple to code triggers, timeouts, conditions and whatever kind of behavior you need.
- The server transparently and automatically stores players and game status modifications on the persistence engine, and also information decided by the game developer using their game definition scripts.
- The server side game rules can be written in Python to allow simple and rapid development without needing to recompile the rules engine and without having to know anything about Marauroas internals. Games rules can also be coded in Java.
- The server generates statistics of usage which are stored in a mySQL database (so you can later generate fancy statistics from them). Or in case you dont require them, they can be disabled to save CPU cycles and disk space. Marauroa features a modular structure that means modules can be changed and disabled without affecting the operation of other modules.
- Both the server and clients are fully and wisely documented, with documentation about specification and design and not just API documentation.
Enhancements:
- A MySQL 4.0 incompatibility was fixed, namely a bug regarding IRPZone.ID and RPObject.hashCode that caused problems with HashMap.
- A memory leak because of a Sun bug was fixed.
- The servers speed was improved with several fixes.

xremote is a tool for grabbing mouse and keyboard of another display.

It creates a form of remote control of other machines. All mouse- and keyboard-actions on the local machine are forwarded to the remote display.

Installation

xremote should be easy to compile and install if you are using the tar.gz. Just issue the following commands to configure, compile and install it:

# ./configure
# make
# make install

KVerbos helps users to study Spanish verb forms with this program.

It took a lot of time. But now a new version of KVerbos is coming into view. With KVerbos it is possible to train Spanish verb forms. The screenshots show some views of the new version.

The difference to the old program is that it now uses the data of the compjugador project. This means that a lot of Spanish verbs come with the program and it isnt necessary to enter them first anymore. The program can read .kvtlm files of the KVoctrain project. It collects the verbs out of these files and you can train them. It is already possible to select the tenses you want to train, too.

At the moment it isnt possible to store your verbselection. I hope this will come soon.