Free english for specific purposes software for linux

English Proverbs is an extension which provides proverbs and jokes to better learn english.

This extension provides proverbs and jokes to better learn english.Made by Aymeric CARRARO & WALSER Benoit...

This extension provides proverbs and jokes to better learn english.Made by Aymeric CARRARO & WALSER Benoit.

PS : we are now looking for translator, to develop new functionalities.

We need some guys who can translate proverbs in their language... a new database with the most known proverbs is in developpement.If some one want to help the project, visit our forum at http://tekman.myftp.org/anglais/ and contact us via the Translating section in the forum.

csvdiff is a simple script for comparing two files of comma-separated values with each other. In contrast to standard diff, it will show the number of the record where the difference occurs, the column number, and (if provided) the fieldname which is different.

The separator can be set to any value you want, not just a comma. It also provides support for multiple column keys, the ability to ignore case and trim leading/tailing spaces, and the ability to ignore selected columns such as timestamps.

Reason is an application/network security scanner client for Nessus and Nessus compatible (OpenVAS etc.) servers.

In addition to an improved user interface, it provides complete session management, templates, and report generation using XSLT.

It is cross-platform, with platform specific releases available for Linux, Mac, and Windows, written in Java using SWT for a native experience, and it is open-source.

ulog-acctd is a userspace network accounting daemon which generates log files of network traffic for accounting purposes.

I had tried to implement support for the newer packet interface at device level (supported since Linux kernel versions 2.2, see cite{packet(7)}), but I found that it lost packets in high load situations. Patches against @command{net--acct} are available if you request.

Gspeakfreely is a VoIP system with a flexible component system. It implements a set of audio processing components which can be connected to each other or mixed together. The most important components are net in/output, which implement VoIP functionality and the OSS-DSP in/output component. Additionally there is a ISDN in/output component that allows making actual phone connections, and a file input component that can also play Internet radio streams. Also included is a fading plug-in, that can for example fade incoming calls into your music. New components can be developed for specific purposes, and combined with existing ones.
The net in/output components also have conference support bult-in. The net input component can mix incoming audio data from different hosts.
If you want to use all the components, you have to use linux. But you can use it on some PDAs (with linux installed), too. The arm-linux binary can be used e.g. on an Compaq Ipaq.
You can use parts of gspeakfreely also on other unixes. On Solaris you have only the file_input, net_input, net_output, and monitor_output components.
Main features:
- Encrpytion is easier configurable
- You can use gpg to transfer the key
- Buddy list (with an sflwld server, try the server running on opensource.wearlab.de)
- Voice activation
- Easier config file syntax
- Partly support of the RTP protocol
- LD_PRELOAD to redirect output to /dev/dsp from other applications to gspeakfreely
- Enhanced playlist

screen-scraper project is a tool used to extract data from web sites. You might use screen-scraper for the following purposes:
- Data Mining and Extraction
- Data Migration
- Application Integration
- Business Intelligence
- Web Task Automation
- Portal Components
- Meta-Searching
- Archiving
The screen-scraper application consists of two primary pieces:
- Workbench: A graphical user interface provides an intuitive approach that allows you to designate pages and specific pieces of information to be extracted.
- Server: After using the workbench to designate the data to be scraped, screen-scraper can be run in a server mode, much like a database. External applications can then connect to screen-scraper, which will pull data off of the designated web sites, then return them to the calling application. For example, you might build a web-based application using Active Server Pages (ASP) or PHP that invokes screen-scraper to search for products found on an external web site in real-time.
Additionally, screen-scraper can be started in a non-graphical mode from the command line such that it can be scheduled or invoked on-demand.
screen-scraper can automate many of the tasks typically required when scraping data from web pages, such as tracking cookies, logging in to web sites, and traversing search results pages.
Depending on the programming languages and platforms you most prefer, screen-scraper is likely to be familiar to you. screen-scraper contains an internal scripting engine that supports:
- VBScript
- JScript
- Perl
- Interpreted Java
- JavaScript
- Python
When invoking screen-scraper externally take your pick from the following languages:
- Java
- PHP
- Anything COM-based (such as Active Server Pages, Visual Basic, and Visual C++)
- .NET (both Microsoft-based and Mono)
- Cold Fusion
Enhancements:
- Several bugfixes and minor features have been added, including automatic backup of the database, enhanced HTML rendering and HTML stripping, fixing an error that caused duplicate scripts to appear at times on import, and fixing multiple errors relating to international character sets and non-ASCII characters.