Free duck calls software for linux

duckmaze is a game about a duck that is in a maze. The duck can move walls, but only if there are no walls in the way (it makes sense when you try it).
duckmaze is a simple puzzle game which starts with easy levels but progresses to some quite tricky ones.
NOTE: At the moment, duckmaze only has 8 levels, and most of them are quite easy. More levels are being written, and the game includes a full level editor, so feel free to help out!
NOTE: At the moment, duckmaze has no sound effects or music. This will be fixed soon!
Playing duckmaze
Press any key to start, and use the arrow keys to control the duck. Try to get out of the maze, and dont forget you can move walls, but only if there is not another wall in the way!
You can also use the good old fashioned O, P, Q, A key layout you remember from your ZX Spectrum days. You can also redefine the keys by modifying the config file in ~/.duckmaze/config. Figuring out the format of that file is left as an exercise for the reader.
Press ESCAPE on the title screen to enter the menu, which allows you to change the level you start at (once you have unlocked them) and turn the music and sound effects on or off. You can also go to the level editor from this menu (see later). Press ESCAPE during the game to pause or quit.
Creating Levels:
Press ESCAPE and choose Level editor from the menu. You can either create a new level, or load one you have already created.
One you have created or loaded a level, you will see the level, and your cursor to add or remove walls. Move the cursor using the mouse or the arrow keys, and left-click (or press RETURN) to add or remove a wall, and right-click (or press SPACE) to move the start position of the duck.
When you are happy with your level, press ESCAPE to display the menu and choose Save level. You can choose to save it as a new custom level, or overwrite one you saved before.
Please send in your level designs to duckmaze-devel at lists dot sourceforge dot net. It would be great to see them, and if theyre tricky and/or interesting enough, they will appear in the next release!
NOTE: At the moment, there is no easy way to play the levels you create. They are saved in the levels directory inside the duckmaze directory, and to play them you must rename them from custom_xxx to level_xxx. When you have done that, they will become part of the normal game. This will be fixed in a future version, so that you can play custom levels directly.
Enhancements:
- The game mechanics and level editor are in place, but there are only 8 levels, and no sound effects or music.

C++ base is a base class suite contains several powerful c++ base classes for basic encapsulation of low level operating system calls and basic library functions.

Further packages you may access from this page require the installation of this base package

Yellow Duck Framework is an object oriented framework that will help you with creating web applications. The project is implemented using the popular PHP web scripting language.
An example could be a weblog. The "post" request could take care of displaying and updating the items in the weblog. In this example, "update" would be an action as well as "display_list" and "display_item". Another request, "rss" for example could be used to generate RSS news feeds. In the "rss" request, we could for example find the actions "display_rss20" and "display_atom" which generate specific flavors of XML news feeds. Requests basically group action that are related.
By encapsulating all the programming in an object-oriented environment, you get a framework that is easy to use and understand, easy to extend and doesnt limit you in any way. If you combine this with a very feature-rich standard library that takes care of most common things that need to be programmed for a website, you have a very powerful environment available to develop web applications.
Main features:
- Structured programming environment by using requests and actions
- Clean separation of code and output
- Support for multi-langual websites by using locales
- Templates for outputting HTML easily based on Smarty
- Automatic action dispatching using URL parameters
- Object oriented form construction and validation
- Object oriented handling of authentication
- Classes for creating XML/RPC clients and servers.
- Classes for creating syndicated XML feeds such as RSS and Atom feeds.
- Easy handling of files, directories and images. For images, there are some very straightforward functions that can create thumbnails and obtain specific information about these images.
- An object oriented interface for creating and sending email messages.
- Database abstraction layer supporting MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and Oracle.
- Object oriented way of creating SQL statements.
- Logging infrastructure based on plain text or XML logfiles.
- A shopping cart infrastructure that makes it easy to create webshops.
- Different smaller modules that take care of string handling, debugging, configuration settings, timers.
Enhancements:
- This release contains feature enhancements in nearly all sections.

Despeckle plug-in provides selectable filters to remove specs, scratches, or other "noise" in an image. The following filters are available:

Non-recursive median,
Recursive median,
Non-recursize adaptive median,
Recursive adaptive median.

Using the Despeckle Plug-In:
Figure 1 shows the despeckle plug-in window. The scrollbars allow you to pan within the image (in this case to the back of the duck in the foreground). The preview window shows the filter output using the current settings.

The Radius control selects the window size used for the filter, from 1 (3x3) to 20 (41x41). Larger values increase the amount of time needed to filter each pixel in the image and can cause blurring.

The Adaptive button selects the adaptive median filter - this filter varies the window size based upon the image content and sometimes improves the clarity of filtered images. The Black Level and White Level controls adjust the levels used by the adaptive filter to adjust the filter radius.

Yum Update Notifier for KDE. YumKup calls in user configurable intervals "yum check-update" and signals with different icons whether new updates are available.

If updates are available it can show you the list of possible updates and can initiate a yum update.

To configure the interval (in minutes) simply edit the file and change the CHECK_INTERVAL value.

FritzCallerID is a SuperKaramba theme that shows number, name and address (if available) for incoming and outgoing calls via the AVM FritzBox (http://avm.de).

It searches for the name and address for a certain number in the German phone book www.dasoertliche.de.

Phone numbers are fetched via the integrated callmonitor of the FritzBox, available on Port 1012. Before using it, you first have to open this Port of your FritzBox by dialing #96*5* from any connected phone. Firmware version xx.03.99 or newer is required.

It is still very experimental, no error handling.