Free eboard 1.0.4 software for linux

eboard is a chess board interface for playing and studying chess.

eboard is a graphical client to internet chess servers, an interface to computer chess engines and a tool for visualization, analysis and study of chess games.

Crowd project is a web-based single sign-on (SSO) tool that simplifies application provisioning and identity management.
Main features:
- Give your users the convenience of single sign-on
- Manage any number of users, logins and passwords
- Centralise user management for applications such as JIRA, Confluence and Bamboo
- Connect to multiple LDAP servers, such as Microsoft Active Directory
- Integrate or import legacy user repositories
- Control access to select applications for every user and group
- Easily connect Crowds application framework to new web applications

OWX provides a Java/JSP-based Website editor or CMS software.
OWX (OmniaWeb-X) is Web-based site mangement software and a development framework that uses exclusively open source software to run.
Main features:
- omfortable administration webinterface (called eAdmin)
- Defineable field configurations (Text, Wysiwyg, Prices, Dates etc.)
- Searcher for searching multilanguage content
- FileManager for management of available files
- CategoryManger for management of multiple category-trees
- UserManger for management of users and access control *NEW in v1.0.4*
- Automatic user/password generator available *NEW in v1.0.4*
- SubmitterModule allows to display data from differen vmodules *NEW in v1.0.4*
- Flexible and extensible system architecture
- Clientside scripting is not a requirement
- Multiuser support
- Multilanguage support
- WYSIWYG editor for formatted text input
- Support for categorized content
- Support for file / picture management
- Support for different template systems
- Implementation using Java v2, JSP v2.3, SQL92 and Linux OS
- Model/View/Control (MVC) architecture (by using Jakarta Struts)
- Database connection pooling (JDBC)
- Use of JSP custom tag libraries
- Support for modules and virtual modules
- Automatic database table generation
- DB Object generator (an adapted version of SQL2Java)
- XML based configuration
- Simple user management and access system
- Centralized resource managment
- Support for "PageZapping"
- Development API including components, localizers etc.
- Online help system

The Dxr2 Resource Center is Center is a community focus point for the Creative Dxr2 DVD decoder card. Creative Dxr2 drivers for Linux, and other platforms are actively being developed, as well as a multitude of other programs, drivers, documentation, etc. The Website is the home of the Creative Dxr2 drivers (dxr2-driver). Included is a script for compiling the

The Dxr2 Resource Center provides users that own a Creative Dxr2 Card with Drivers, Documentation, Plugin-Ins, and support for using there card under the Linux Operating System.Dxr2 drivers, as well as various components (dxr2install), a Dxr2 plugin for the XINE media player (xine-plugin), and differnent projects related to the Dxr2 decoder card.

Sglib project is a library defining useful macros for manipulating common data structures. The library currently provides generic implementation for:
- sorting arrays
- manipulating linked lists
- manipulating sorted linked lists
- manipulating double linked lists
- manipulating red-black trees
- manipulating hashed containers
Sglib consists of a single header file without any binary code. In consequence it is absolutely platform independent. In order to use it just put #include "sglib.h" into your source code.
The library is implemented in the C programming language and written for C programmers, however it is freely inspired by the Standard Template Library.
In general, Sglib macros are parametrized by the type of the data structure and a comparator function (or comparator macro). Several further generic parameters such as the name of the next field for linked lists may be required.
Although I wish to keep the library as simple as possible all suggestions for new functionalities are welcomed. Currently, the implementation of queues, priority queues, hashed tables and AVL trees is in progress.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes problems with overflow of the numeric comparator.

phpDVD is a simple PHP script to keep track of your DVD collection. The information is stored in a MySQL database and an interface is provided to add, edit and delete entries.

Customizable fields allow you to display the details of importance to you; the default fields are: Title, Studio, Year, Aspect Ratio and Audio Format.

You can optionally link each title to its corresponding page at the Internet Movie Database, or to a URL of your choice. The look and feel is fully customizable through header/footer/style sheet templates.

ViewVC is a browser interface for CVS and Subversion version control repositories. ViewVC generates templatized HTML to present navigable directory, change log listings, and revision.
It can display specific versions of files as well as diffs between those versions. Basically, ViewVC provides the bulk of the report-like functionality you expect out of your version control tool, but much more prettily than the average textual command-line program output.
Main features:
- Support for filesystem-accessible CVS and Subversion repositories.
- Individually configurable virtual host support.
- Line-based annotation/blame display.
- Revision graph capabilities (via integration with CvsGraph) (CVS only).
- Syntax highlighting support (via integration with GNU enscript or Highlight).
- Bonsai-like repository query facilities.
- Template-driven output generation.
- Colorized, side-by-side differences.
- Tarball generation (by tag/branch for CVS, by revision for Subversion).
- I18N support based on the Accept-Language request header.
- Ability to run either as CGI script or as a standalone server.
- Regexp-based file searching.
- INI-like configuration file (as opposed to requiring actual code tweaks).

But, lets start by breaking that crazy name apart. mod - perl - service.

mod - Its a module for the popular and ubiquitous Apache HTTP Server. perl - Of course, its the popular and ubiquitous programming language. service - Ah, this is the unique part. Its the new ingredient that unifies Apache, Perl and XML into an easy to use web-services system.

With the mod_perlservice system, you can write perl subs and packages on your server and call them over the internet from client code. Clients can pass scalars, arrays and hashes to the server-side subroutines and obtain the return value ( scalar, array or hash ) back from the remote code. Some folks refer to this functionality as "remoting" or "RPC", so if you like, you can say mod_perlservice is remoting with Perl and Apache. Client programs may be written in a variety of languages; libraries for C, Perl, and Flash Action Script are all ready to go!

Now that you know what mod_perlservice is, lets look at why it is. The author (Thats me!) believes that mod_perlservice has a very clean, easy-to-use interface when compared with other RPC systems. Also, since it builds on the Apache platform, it benefits from Apaches ubiquity, security, and status as a standard. Since mod_perlservice sports an embedded perl interpreter, it offers high performance for demanding applications.

So what can I use this mod_perlservice for?

You can use it to create networked applications that require client-server communication, information processing and sharing. mod_perlservice is for applications and you will not use it to create dynamic content for your HTML pages. However, you surely can use it for Flash remoting with Perl.

Here are some usage examples:

A desktop application (written using your favorite C++ GUI library) that records the current local air temperatue and sends it to an online database every 10 minutes. The server can be queried to obtain the current and historical local air temperature of any other participating client.

A Flash-based stock portfolio management system. You can create model stock portfolios and retrieve realtime stock quote information and news.

A command-line utility in Perl that accepts English sentences on standard input and outputs the sentences in French. Translation occurs in server-side Perl code. If the sentence is idomatic and the translation is incorrect, the user has the option of sending the server a correct translation that will be stored in an online idiom database.