Free everyone software for linux

Konverse is a KDE Jabber client that is implementing the Jabber protocol while remaining simple and non-intrusive.
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug that caused everyone to show online after you set your presence to offline
- Added close and send button in chat windows
- Fixed missing icons
- Kicker icon reflects status
- Clicking Kicker icon Shows/Hides roaster
- Misc improvements not listed from Seth

Rally Point is a community collaboration site designed for homeowners associations (HOAs), apartment complexes, condominiums or any other group of people who need to share files, notes, FAQS, log information, financials or car registration information. The project is really simple, allowing you to get everyone up-to-speed without training or confusion.
Main features:
- Reduce costs by communicating by the web instead of mail
- Increase collaborative activities by getting everyone involved
- Solve parking problems
- Post financial information for each unit
- Post files
- Provide a convenient place to post frequently asked questions
- Update everyone automatically with RSS
- Extract the information in Rally Point for other uses with CSV and XML

Aqua_Project is a complete system set for KDE. I have assembled this set from icons by Everaldo, Louie Mantia and me. I used Louie Mantias mimetype and folder icons as a template.
I created this set because there are no iconsets for KDE that I find completely polished. I hope everyone enjoys this set and I give all credit to the great artists who made most of these icons.
To install this set:
1. download the zip file
2. extraxt the zip file
3. cd into the Aqua_Crystal folder
4. open a terminal there
5. run ./buildset
6. get a beer
7. Install the icon theme in KDE Control Panel
8. Enjoy
Enhancements:
- Added Baghira sidebar icons
- Added choice of Trash icons...before building set go to the filesystems folder, rename trashcan_empty to trashcan_empty1, rename trashcan_full to trashcan_full1, pick the Trashcan set you like and remove the number from the name then run ./buildset

eyeOS is a free, cross-platform Personal Content Manager System based upon the style of a Desktop Operating System.

The base package includes the whole Operating System structure and ten apps, as a Calendar, a File Manager, a Text Editor, an Internal Messenger, a Browser and a Calculator.

eyeOSs is thought to provide a complete, scalable and free (GPL Licensed) Organization and Work System.

Easy and powerful Free CMS - eyeOS. eyeOS is scalable, so everyone can port an existing PHP app to eyeOS and create a meta-package for installing it.

Gravers Football Squares project is a Web-based version of Superbowl Squares.

Gravers Football Squares was created so multiple people could enjoy Football Squares during the Superbowl or any other major game that may be going on.

Ive been using it for the last few years, and thought I would release it for everyone else to enjoy. If you use it, please provide a link back to the Squares homepage so others know where you got it from.

You will probably need to know some Perl, as well as standard Unix commands.

Ekisho_Project is a complete system set for KDE. I have assembled this set from icons by Jonas aka Jon@z and his beautiful Ekisho iconset, Everaldo and myself.

I created this set because there are no iconsets for KDE to my liking. I hope everyone enjoys this set and I give all credit to Jonas and Everaldo who made most of these icons.

To install this set:

1. download the zip file
2. extraxt the zip file
3. cd into the Ekisho_Crystal folder
4. open a terminal there
5. run ./buildset
6. get a beer
7. Install the icon theme in KDE Control Panel
8. Enjoy

silverflux allows you to easily install and manage commercial games on your GNU/Linux system. Only games with available GNU/Linux native binaries are supported at this time, but extensions for running games under wine/cedega/dosbox are planned.
silverflux automagically installs, downloads patches, and configures games without any required user intervention. silverflux project is a truely simplified game management system.
The intended audience for this software includes desktop as well as advanced end users.
silverflux was created to fill in the last linux gaming deficiency; the interface between the user and the system. silverflux provides the glue that prevents the user from fumbling with ill-concieved and clumsy game installers (both windows and linux native).
Instead an advanced user figures out how an optimal installation works then creates an automated script; thus simplifying the installation process for everyone. This is especially important for enabling games on wine where config files often need to be tweaked manually. everyone benefits.
Installation:
1. extract the archive
$ tar zxvf silverflux-0.6.0.tar.gz
2. add silverflux binaries to your path (this is a required step). you will want to add this path to the end of your ~/.bashrc file so you wont have to type this all the time.
$ PATH="$PATH:$PWD/silverflux-0.6.0/bin"
3. start the gui
$ silverflux-gui
Enhancements:
- A lot of work has been done on code clean-up.
- Various important features have been finalized.
- A simple Python-based GUI interface is now available.