Free enabled software for linux

about:accessibilityenabled provides an about page, to show whether accessibility API support is enabled.

An about page, about:accessibilityenabled, to show whether accessibility API support is enabled

Disable - Enable Touchpad is a very very simple servicemenu to disable or enable your touchpad (e.g. if sometimes you use a USB mouse, the touchpad may become annoying).

Notice: it only works if it is a *synaptic* touchpad

There are plenty of ways to disable your touchpad, for example through the comamnds synclient TouchpadOff=1 or synclient TouchpadOff=0 which is exactly what this servicemenu does.

At reboot, this setting is reset and touchpad is enabled by default. If you want to disable it permanently, you can comment the touchpad section in /etc/X11/xorg.conf

USAGE:

1) copy the file Disable_Enable_Touchpad.desktop in the KDE servicemenus folder, that is located in /home/your_username/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus

OR

2) just leave the file Disable_Enable_Touchpad.desktop in same folder and right click it; on "action" youll find the touchpad entry

WebVocab is a simple utility to replace words in Firefox (Greasemonkey enabled) browsers with another, user-specified, word. WebVocab is intended as a vocabulary study tool/game.

If, for example, you are trying to learn your colors in Latin, WebVocab might replace all the instances of red in your web browser with the word RUFUS.

Wirble project is a set of enhancements for Irb. Wirble enables several items mentioned on the RubyGarden "Irb Tips and Tricks" page, including tab-completion, history, and a built-in ri command, as well as colorized results and a couple other goodies.

The idea, of course, is to fill Irb with useful features without turning your ~/.irbrc file into swiss cheese. Using Wirble is simple, too. Heres what a standard Wirble-enabled ~/.irbrc looks like:

# load libraries
require rubygems
require wirble

# start wirble (with color)
Wirble.init
Wirble.colorize

Dont like the defaults? Wirble is configurable. For documentation on enabling specific features or tweaking the color settings.

SpeedySu is a modification of SpeedyCGI (a.k.a. PersistentPerl) so that it works with suEXEC-enabled Apache Web servers.

Both Apache 1.3.x and 2.y running on UNIX systems are supported. SpeedyCGI speeds up Perl scripts (CGI or not) so that they remain running persistently, thus reducing the startup times of subsequent executions.

SpeedySu extends SpeedyCGI by allowing ~UserDir CGI scripts started by Apache execute with the privileges of their owner user. SpeedySu project has other improvements in addition to suEXEC support.

eBookCollector project is a Java program to manage a book collection.
It features skinning support, advanced search, and multiple book categories.
Main features:
- Thinlet based XML UI with skinning support
- Advanced searching capabilities
- Supports multiple categories for the books
- Amazon Web Services enabled
- Easy to use
Enhancements:
- This is the initial release.

BlueLava project is a Web/WAP CGI-based x10 interface for home automation.

BlueLava is a Web and WAP (CGI-based) x10 interface. Using commandline-based x10 tools as its backend, it allows you to control x10-compliant electronics and x10 modules from within a Web browser or a WAP/WML-enabled device.

Uses of BlueLava include the remote control of lamps, appliances, and other electronics via the Internet.

TestMaker delivers a rich environment for building and running intelligent test agents that test Web-enabled applications for scalability, functionality, and performance.
TestMaker comes with a friendly graphical user environment, an object-oriented scripting language (Jython) to build intelligent test agents, an extensible library of protocol handlers (HTTPS, HTTP, SOAP, XML-RPC, SMTP, POP3, IMAP), a new agent wizard featuring an Agent Recorder to write scripts for you, a library of fully-functional sample test agents, and shell scripts to run test agents from the command line and from unit test utilities.
Enhancements:
- This release requires Java 1.5 or greater.
- It provides a workaround for servers that do not correctly implement RFC 2116 for HTTP redirect commands.
- It solves a problem in the start-up script for Windows NT and 2000 users.
- It solves bugs in the agentbase.py support library for responses with no return parameters or invalid image tags, and now allows optional parameters to set the content-type of a POST.
- It also solves a problem where XSTest ran out of memory on long running load tests.