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HeavenOS is an original, alternative 32-bit operating system for Intel 80386 compatible processors.

It is made with NASM (The Netwide Assembler), and is not intended to compare to modern operating systems, but to try to get the best features and discover better ways to do things.

HeavenOS project is intended to be a simple and pratical platform for development, running with a small amount of code.

zufall is a simple program to change the background periodically.

The project takes one or more directories with images as a parameter (no GUI) and sets a randomly chosen image as background. If there is a border remaining, its color is the average color of two corners of the image. This mostly fits the image very well.

The program doesnt work if the root-window is hidden by another program, like in Gnome or KDE.

Installation

./configure && make

make install
or copy the binary "zufall" to a directory in your path.

PyFuzzyLib projecta is a library which makes it easy to build inference engines in Python.

PyFuzzyLib is a library that enables the user to make fuzzy computations easily.

Linkage is a Gtk+ BitTorrent client written in C++.

Linkage is a BitTorrent using gtkmm and libtorrent. Features include DHT, PEX, UPnP, desktop notifications and torrent creation.

GIPSpin is a graphical interface programming system which allows code to be visualized and which can generate threaded code.

The user constructs code segments using visual boxes. The program flow is represented as links between the boxes. Complex elements such as threader boxes are available to implement threading.

Currently, simple C code can be automatically parsed and visualized. The user can also start with the GUI to construct code segments which are turned into C++ code.

Intended Audience:

Researchers and programmers who are interested in visual programming and threading. As stated in the development status, a lot of work remains to be done, and we would be happy for suggestions and comments.

We have found that the GIPSpin approach is also helpful for beginning programmers by reducing the intimidation factor in jumping right to text programming, and also helping develop better mental skills for grasping program flow. Seeing how the structured boxes generate code makes the task of programming seem less daunting.

PlayGUI is a java client for MPD (Music Player Daemon).

It does all your basic music player stuff, and has nice searches.

MPD is music server designed to allow one music server to be controlled by one or more clients. These clients can be many of a long list, availible on the MPD wiki. This program is a java client, so it is compatible with Linux, Windows, and Mac OS.

Installation:

No installation is needed. Just run the jar file.

Configuration:

Configuration options can be set on the command line. Run the jar file with the flag "--help" for details.

Search

You can run a search entering it in the search box in the upper right. The search can be as simple as "beatles", but searches also allow both booleans and qualifiers. To do a boolean search, use the C-style "&&" for "and", and "||" for "or". Parenthesies are allowed for grouping, as are exclamation points preceeding terms (or groups) for exclusions. So a search of "(beatles || acdc) && hello" would yield all songs that contained "beatles" or "acdc" and also contained "hello". A search for "!foo" evaluates to everything that doesnt contain "foo".

Qualifiers let you choose which fields to search. The default is to search title, artist, filename, and album. If you want to only search a specific one, do a search as "X:Y":

f:X -- filename search
b:X -- band (artist) search
a:X -- album search
s:X -- song (title) search

These two can be combined, so the following search is fine: "b:Beatles || f:Beatles"

Play around with these.

Open as user is a servicemenu allows you to open a file as a different user.

Installation:

To install, put the file in ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus and restart Konqueror.