Free developed software for linux

Develop is a little Tool for Programmers.
You can use it for c++ html php and java.
There are little Generators for html / OpenGL / php.
You can create PDF / PS with highlighting support
Enhancements:
- better highlighting

Eclipsedarcs is a project to develop integration for the distributed version control system Darcs in the Eclipse IDE.

FreeSpeak is a free (as in freedom, developed and released under the terms of GPL) frontend to online translator engines (such as Google or Altavista ones).
It is written in Python and it uses the GTK toolkit. FreeSpeak is developed by Italian Python User Group.
Main features:
- tabbed consulting
- automatically copy and paste from/to clipboard
- expandible in a very easy way by writing translator modules
- standard FreeDesktop.org Trayicon
- minimal window for fast translations
- translator engines for Google, Altavista and FreeTranslation
- localizations (English, Italian and Dutch)

Einstein@GNOME is a GNOME panel applet that lets you participate in the Einstein@Home neutron star search.

It is a frontend for the boinc client and was developed because there are no other decent GUIs available yet.

Netdiscover is a network address discovering tool that was developed mainly for those wireless networks without DHCP servers, though it also works on wired networks. It sends ARP requests and sniffs for replies.

Wb is an remote conferencing application for shared drawing developed by the Network Research Group of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Pre-compiled binaries are available on ftp. Wb-related questions and feedback are welcome and can be sent to the developers via wb@ee.lbl.gov.

openGiggle is an open protocol for delivering giggles over a network.

The giggle protocol has been developed after literally man-minutes of discussion and coding.

This protocol is an extension of current yet limited internet standards for the purposes of distributed giggling.

The giggle package includes the server, client, and instructions.

libSieve is an implementation of the Sieve mail sorting language originally developed for the Cyrus mail system.
libSieve helps to bring mail sorting functionality into your mail server application without the need to reinvent the wheel.
As a library, libSieve is not intended for end users expecting a ready-to-run program.
Enhancements:
- Automake updates to allow CFLAGS to pass through Makefile.am.
- Uses # instead of __STRING for assertion stringification.
- Fixes an off-by-one segfault when reallocing space for repeated headers.