Free fid listbuffer 0.1.3 software for linux

fid-listbuffer is a buffer implementation for the Frigand Imperial Desktop. Fid buffers are typically mutable monoids over particular unit types; the exact unit type and the equations satisfied by the monoid determine the particular buffer type.
This package defines a parametric buffer type for the simple case of a free monoid over a unit type that is to be exposed to the programmer, where replaceableRegion additionally is equivalent to ( r d -> return True).
Enhancements:
- This release maintains compatibility with fid-core 0.2.

LiteCD project is useful utility for managing personal CDs, DVDs, video cassettes, etc.

You can define your own categories, add your personal media, and then set which items have been lent and which are at home.

libMAGE is a Multi-Agent Grid Engine library. libMAGE library an experiment aimed to make a programming tool for creation of autonomic systems. We define autonomic system as the system that has the following features:

- The system is composed from a set of intellectual agents. All decision-making in the system is distributed and has a form of self-organization.
- The system is able to adapt to the surrounding environment. This includes adaptation to CPU, memory and disk load, and node failure (self-healing). The system is allowed to allocate additional nodes or redistribute current resources.

In libMAGE every agent of the system can be viewed as a living cell in a biological organism. Every agent contains enough information for construction of the whole organism, however after going through the process of growth, which mimics morphogenesis, the agent gets specialized. Specialized agents form groups and function cooperatively.

HistView application takes an ASCII changelog as input and outputs a formatted HTML page.

When developing some piece of software, one usually records its development history in an ASCII file, preceding all changes with a "hint" of the kind of change - such as an "+" for a new addition, or a "!" for a bug fix. After a while, one decides to release the package. And a while later the question arises, how to present the latest changes to users who wish to see the list of changes first to decide whether its worth to update. At this moment, one can just place the plain text file somewhere accessible on the net - but wouldnt it look smarter to have it formatted as a nice HTML document? If you would like this, but dont want to waste time rewriting the history in HTML, HistView ist for you: it just reads in the history file, and formats it in HTML. Provided you use a style similiar to what I do.

Libkexiv2 is a wrapper around Exiv2 library to manipulate pictures metadata.

This library is used by kipi-plugins, digiKam and others kipi host programs.

Libkexiv2s documentation is available on kexiv2.h header file.

Fid Core Library is the core library for the Frigand Imperial Desktop, a genuine Unix desktop environment based around multiprocessing, text-stream IPC, and the "everything is a file" concept.
It supports Emacs-like extensibility, customizability, and built-in multi-buffer support.
Enhancements:
- This release adds testing support for the axioms over buffer implementations and user interfaces, a better implementation of interactive, and a new cursor movement mechanism that allows the user interface to manage point itself (and, hence, keep it always on a widget).

citygen project is a medieval city/kingdom demographics generator.
citygen is a program which creates Medieval city and kingdom demographics. The demographics are completely configurable with options to force certain professions and to limit specific buildings. Its very handy for AD&D and other RPGs.
Shortly after releasing that program, citygen, I was asked if I would make a graphical version. I wanted to learn GTK programming under linux so I started out with a simple program to get the basics, GODR: The GTK Ochre Dice Roller. After finishing that, I wrote the GTK frontend of citygen, now known as GROCK: GTK Reorganized Ochre City and Kingdom generator.
Main features:
- GTK City/Kingdom Generator
- Console based City/Kingdom Generator
- GTK Dice Roller
Enhancements:
- city.c had a bug that would cause it to segfault

Atli is a scripting language interpreter originally meant to be a quick way to develop a particular applications scripting language.
Atli can also be used to write shell-like scripts to do tasks. Atli is a weakly typed language in which variables do not need to be declared before use.
All variables are stored as strings and converted between string and number form automatically.
Atli provides interfaces to cooperate with applications, so applications can exchange data and instructions with atli through a callback function.
Installation:
atli can be compiled by gcc 3.3 and its later version. The typically steps are:
$cd $atli
$./configure
$make
$su -c make install
NOTE: When run the program "atli", you may get message complain that libatlidll.so.0 can not be found. The following steps is required as root:
#cd /etc
#vi ld.so.conf
// add one line: /usr/local/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf
#ldconf
The release tar file contains the binary executable files in the fold $atli/bin/linux. I uses Fedora-2 to compile it.
Enhancements:
- Some overflow bugs are fixed.
- The keyword "load" has been added to load dynamic libraries on Windows or Linux.
- This release differentiates among atli-function-call, lib-function-call, and application-function-call.
- It calls the types function in lib: double function-name (double).