Free deb creator 0.3.9.1 software for linux

Deb creator is a GTK wizard tool to build deb packages easily.

This software is based upon debhelper, dpkg-buildpackage, and other well tested tools. You can try to build simple package from source archive with some GNU-packaged software containing at least a Makefile and a configure script.

In the future this application will be able to perform advanced operation.

Note: you dont need any particular package building knowledge to use this.

Creates indexed pdf documents from text files. Designed to aid creating an electronic distribution method for legacy system reports, since many mainframe type print spools are plain text.
Allows indexing, customizing page settings, font size, font face, and super-imposing text over an image in the case of using pre-printed forms. Supports unlimited levels of indexing bookmarks in documents and system/user configuration files.
Suitable for use in an intranet gateway for generating PDF documents in real-time.
Enhancements:
- This fixes a bug for page breaking when the number of lines is a multiple of the lines per page, thanks to Carlo Benna

Instant Picture Creator is an Image Wrapper written in PHP to produce images on demand for websites. It uses filters, so you can manipulate images in every way by adding own filters. Currently it comes with two basic filters for Resizing images (Example: thumbnails) and Manipulation image colour palette. You can combine filters (like ‘Resize-square-100/Palette-grey’) and it is possible to define Shortcuts (like ‘greythumb’).

Filtered images can be cached, so it is fast and only need some more server time at the first image request.

It doesn’t need a special backend interface, you can manipulate images by a request like http://yourserver.com/picture.png?filter=thumbnail (you don’t need to do it by yourself, it will be done by the first request anyway). In this way you can integrate this mechanism very easy in running websites. You can use it only for one (or more) folder (with images) or you can you use Instant Picture Creator in general for all images on your website. Of cause you also can use it in your backends to prepare thumbnails for uploaded images, etc ...

Currently it supports GIF, PNG and JPEG image types.

Netmap is a program to create network weathermaps based on existing images created by other software. It uses SNMP for collecting data from other devices and it does not depend on MRTG or any other statistics program.
Enhancements:
- configure.in, db/create_tables.sql, doc/netmap.tex, interface/admin/netmap_a.css, interface/admin/common/config.inc, interface/admin/netmap/nm_config.cgi.in, interface/admin/points/points_edit.cgi.in, interface/ui/index.cgi.in, src/conf.cc, src/conf.h, src/db.cc, src/db.h, src/main.cc, src/snmp.cc: Minor compilation and othe fixes. Added check_same_ifdescr(). Added option to store acct data for used interfaces only.

deb-install is a (big) shellskript, that works on top of the package management tools provided by the debian project.
The goal is to create one command that installs any package into your system, or provides information about any package, without the user having to know all the different tools there are.
Version restrictions:
- On some systems bash reports deb-install as culprit if one of its configuration files contains an invalid command. Other then a slightly misleading error message, this doesnt have bad consequences.
Enhancements:
- Made deb-install able to recover from error when working with local files (more exactly: When working with a local file, deb-install remembers the state it is in. After it aborted, you can restart it in such a way, that it enters into that same state again [preferably after you removed the reason for the error].)
- Added option --abort-on , which lets you stop deb-install partway, when working with local files.
- Added option --dpkg-buildpackage, which lets you pass through options to that tool (used to build the .deb file if you compile from source).
- Changed location of user specific configuration files (to ~/.deb-install/deb-install.conf).
- Improved tab completion: It is faster, can expand the tilde (~), and now also works for files and directories containing spaces.
- Changed temp deletion behaviour. Now deb-install only deletes a left over temp directory if you tell it to work with a local file. That means you can install missing packages using apt-get via deb-install when a compile aborts, and resume the compile afterwards.
- Removed tracking of changes to the temp directory. The code was complicated, and now that the temp directory isnt deleted as often, I think the ability is not very useful.
- deb-install doesnt switch into searchmode anymore, if it cant find a file or package. After all, we now have tab completion, and search mode does take quite some time. Who says the user wants to do that?
- Added support for slackware packages.
- Changed interpretation of configuration files: Until now, they were read in by a simple text parser. Now they are executed by bash. This gives the user much more possibilities of how to define the variables (.e.g. conditional defines). Furthermore, all program constants are now redefineable in the conf files.
- Important: Old configuration files are NOT compatible (They contain spaces around "=", were there should be none).
- Added option --, which works just as you probably expect: No more options after this one. This allows for filenames starting with a dash.
- Expanded the documentation.

WebSwf is a program for generating slide shows in Macromedia SWF Flash format. WebSwf Slide Show Creator is a multi-user application with a client-server architecture. SWF generation is done with PHPs Ming extensions.
Main features:
- Multi user, every user can keep different projects, a project is a container for one or more slideshows.
- Simple and cross fading are supported.
- Client-server, all data are stored in the server database and folders.
- Modern browsers are supported, for example Firefox.
- Built upon well known open-source technologie such as PHP, MySQL and Ming SWF libraries, can be easily customized.
- Slideshows can be tailored to be used on an handheld device.

Apt-Mirror is a small tool that provides the ability to mirror any parts (or even all) of a Debian GNU/Linux distribution or any other apt source.
Main features:
- It takes config similar to apts "sources.list"
- It is fully pool comply
- It supports multithreaded downloading
- It supports multiple architectures at the same time
- It can automatically remove unnecessary files
- It successfully works on overloaded internet channel
- It never makes inconsistent mirror including while mirroring
- It works on all POSIX complied systems with perl and wget
Installation
Debian users may just add to sources.list line deb http://apt-mirror.sourceforge.net/ apt-mirror/ and execute:
# apt-get update
# apt-get install apt-mirror
Rest users need to download sources and install it by hand:
download apt-mirror_xxx.tar.gz
extract it and put apt-mirror script to /usr/local/bin or somewhere similar
put mirror.list config file to /etc/apt/ (or any other place such as /usr/local/etc, but in this case do not forget to always specify full path to it in command line)
Enhancements:
- This release supports the following new architectures: amd64, hurd-i386, and sh.
- New configuration options were added.
- The default architecture identification on non-Debian systems was fixed.