Free ducks 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.

Whups provides a ticket and bug tracking system.
It is designed to be extremely flexible in letting users define kinds of tickets, different life cycles (sets of states) and priorities for each kind of ticket, and mixing types of tickets into sets of queues.
This design allows for very general and sophisticated multi-purpose uses.
Main features:
- Support for multiple "Queues" (aka Projects).
- Custom ticket types, states, priorities per Queue.
- Create, Assign, Close tickets.
- Search for tickets matching specific criteria.
- A complex query building for building and saving/storing custom searches.
- A reporting facility include graphs.
- Guest access (in addition to login access).
- E-mail notification of changes to tickets.
- Some groups/permisions support (more to come).
Enhancements:
- Ensure that a due date in a prior year doesnt make the EditTicketForm invalid (Bug #4763).
- Remove saved searches (Request #4897).
- Calculate ticket date attributes when they change instead of on every access (php@ideacode.com, Request #4893).
- Queries are now managed as shares, but the serialized bits are stored and managed by Whups in their own dedicated table.
- Allow guest access to query page.
- Smarter word wrapping in string representations of tickets (Request #4510).
- Add a Queue Summary block showing queues with the number of open tickets in each (Request #4628).
- Combine the People tab with the Update tab.
- Allow changing ticket queues as long as the user has DELETE permissions on the current queue and EDIT permissions on the new queue (tmerritt@email.arizona.edu, Request #4268).
- Add hours and minutes to due dates.
- Always use Summary for the ticket summary field label.
- Add Slovenian translation (Duck ).
- Show the requester in search results (rodion (at) nezna (dot) com, Bug #2820).
- Show either the Comment or Update tabs depending on permissions, but not both.
- Report the last-updated date for tickets (Bug #2396).
- Tickets now have an optional due date field.
- New updateTicket API call (Ben Klang , Bug #4101).
- Check permissions when setting ticket attributes through an API call (Ben Klang , Bug #4098).
- If guests can add tickets but not view them, dont tell them adding failed (Bug #3630).
- Add Unassigned Tickets Horde_Block (Request #766).
- [mas] Fix sorting in summary page to better handle dates. (Bug #2930)
- Add CAPTCHA support to the Add Comment and Create Ticket forms.
- Deliver RSS feeds in a way that supports USM (http://www.kbcafe.com/rss/usm.html, Request #2593).
- processMail() now ignores emails that were generated by Whups (Bug #3398).
- [ben] Better support for MS-SQL.
- Add Norwegian (Bokmal) translation (Torbjorn Grindhaug ).
- "My Bugs" page is now a Horde_Block layout (Request #3202).
- Fix permissions checking for ticket comments when an admin user is the one making the comment (Bug #2673).
- Delete searches by getvars string, not by name (Bug #3197).
- Allow to assign tickets to foreign groups

BubbleMon is a system monitoring dockapp, visually based on the GNOME "BubbleMon" applet. Basically, it displays CPU and memory load as bubbles in a jar of water. But thats where similarity ends.

New bubblemon-dockapp features translucent CPU load meter (for accurate CPU load measurement), yellow duck swimming back and forth on the water surface (just for fun), and fading load average and memory usage screens.

Either of the info screens can be locked to stay on top of water/duck/cpu screen, so that you can see both statistics at once. Pretty nifty toy for your desktop. Supports Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Solaris 2.6, 7 and 8. Code has been thoroughly optimized since version 1.0, and even with all the features compiled in, BubbleMon still uses very little CPU time.

Load Average screen locked at about 20% looks particularly sexy (pictured at right). All the extra "bloated" features can be compiled out or disabled on command-line, if you prefer original "BubbleMon" look.

Koinkoin is a chat application for KDE.
History:
At the beginning was the Web. Then came Linux, and Slashdot came with it. This is when a small group of french OSS users/coders created Linuxfr, sort of a french Slashdot.
It had one killer-feature : a web-based chat (1). It is web-based but also has an xml file that is called backend file. A first application appeared that could display and automatically reload that backend. It allowed posting too.
Then other of these chats and other clients appeared. Those clients were called coincoins, referring to the sound made by a duck in french. I told you this was almost a french thing.
Koinkoin is a coincoin for KDE.
Enhancements:
- The configuration is stored into ~/.kde.
- The board and plugins are restored.
- The custom boards are fully managed in the dialog box.
- Original english labels updated.

Sharpen plug-in provides a sharpening filter to enhance the edges in a blurry image.

Using the Sharpen Plug-In
Figure 1 shows the sharpen 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 Sharpness control selects the amount of sharpening to apply, from 1 to 99 percent. Higher values make the edges in the image increasing distinct.