Free fish software for linux

Blogfish is the memepool.
Blogfish is social networking meets evolutionary software meets peer-to-pier networking. Blogfish is best eaten wrapped in newspaper, with salt and vinegar. Blogfish is the fin end of the wedge.
More prosaically, blogfish is a Gnome panel applet, written in Python using PyGTK and Gnome-python. It allows you to spread your blog URL, website URL or random thoughts to other users. Good memes survive; bad ones are voted down and go belly up.
Main features:
- New simple peer for running on servers, systems without X
- RPM!
- Bugfixes: no longer sucks so much memory; dies nicely on exit; networking bugs, lots; resizes nicely
- Drag and drop URL to add new fish
- Nice new icon
- UI compatibility with the HIG
- Simpler install script
- Compatibility with Python < 2.3
- Beaten to release by Sarge, FFS

Kio_fish is a kioslave for KDE 2/3 that lets you view and manipulate your remote files using just a simple shell account and some standard unix commands on the remote machine.
Usage is really simple: open up a konqueror window (or use the Alt-F2 dialog) and type fish://user@remote.machi.ne. kio_fish will ask you for the password, if any is needed, and you will start out in your home directory. Now you have to do everything you do on your local hard disk.
This is a complete client implementation using his original version 0.0.2 protocol, extending it with 2 commands (which are only optional - should a real FISH server exist on server side that doesnt understand them, this ioslave still works, only slower). Moreover, this client does complete shell metacharacter quoting on all arguments, a fact that is neccessary but missing from the specs. Extensions used are: append (APPEND command), copy (COPY command), lscount (LIST first prints number of files to be listed), lslinks (LIST shows symlink info instead of info about link targets), lsmime (LIST
determines the MIME type on the server side) Password and host key queries are handled via dialog boxes. The goal of this client is to make a remote directory look and feel exactly like a local directory, with all comfort, only slower.
Included below is the original posting from the mc mailing list archives. If perl is installed on the remote machine and in the default PATH, it will be used to transfer a custom server script which is much faster than shell-only mode and more predictable as well. The script is stored in a file called .fishsrv.pl in the working directory di
Enhancements:
- fixed shell mode symlink display
- made perl server compatible with 5.005

Fish Fillets NG is a Linux port of wonderful puzzle game Fish Fillets from ALTAR interactive.

Fish Fillets NG is strictly a puzzle game. The goal of Fish Fillets in every of the seventy levels is always the same: find a safe way out.

The fish utter witty remarks about their surroundings, the various inhabitants of their underwater realm quarrel among themselves or comment on the efforts of your fish. The whole game is accompanied by quiet, comforting music.

Wooden Fish Messenger is an instant messenging client application based on the open Jabber Standard Protocals and the SMACK API.
The application is written in Java and can be launched directly from your browser through Java Web Start.
Main features:
- Multiple Jabber accounts,
- Chat, groupchat, message,
- Sounds for presence and incoming message notifications,
- Animated icons,
- Various skins,
- Run on any platform that supports JRE 1.4.x or higher
- Integrated bookmark and room discovery functions to join a group chat room,
- Tabbed group chat interface,
- Conversation history,
- Chat Room configuration,
- and more..
Wooden Fish Messenger is a Java Web Start enabled application. Please click on the image below to install and launch the application.
Wooden Fish Messenger will be installed automatically from your browser and work as standalone desktop application. Before launching the application, please check the Java Runtime section of the requirements page and verify that the Java Runtime Environment is installed and the web browser is configured properly to support Java Web Start JNLP file extension.

LibSudoku is a Java library for writing applications that deal with Sudoku number riddles. It contains methods for parsing numbers into convenient data structures, manipulation and information gathering, output to text and HTML, as well as some rules for solving given Sudokus.
It was developed in a test-driven manner using JUnit test-cases.
Enhancements:
- Improved one of the rules to catch more cases and added two more rules (including the XWing and a generalization that should catch most of other similar cases like the sword-fish).
- Added more test cases and fixed a bug concerning JavaDoc and JUnit compatibility.
- Some performance improvements.

The friendly interactive shell is a user friendly shell intended mostly for interactive use.
- If you want to see screenshots of fish in action, click here.
- If you are familiar with the basics of shells,read this page for a short introduction to fish.
- If you are dont know how to use a shell, read this page for a longer presentation on how to use fish.

FCFS RWLock is a Readers/Writers Lock (or RWLock for short) is a mechanism that allows an arbitrary number of readers or alternatively one writer to access a resource at any given time.

FCFS RWLock project is useful in case writing may temporarily harm the integrity of the resource.

Many RWLock implementations arbitrate the various readers and writers in a manner that may cause starvation of either readers or writers. For instance, a readers/writers lock that prefers readers may cause a writer to starve (i.e: wait for a very long time or indefinetly) if there are two and more competing readers.

A First-Come First-Served (FCFS) RWLock solves this problem by making sure that the pending threads are served at the same order as the time of their arrival. Thus, starvation is eliminated assuming that a thread does not obtain the lock indefinetly (which in any case should not happen in a well-designed system).