Free flashgot 0.6.1 software for linux

tplay is a buffered audio player for Linux 2.0 or newer, Solaris and BSDs. RIFF/WAVE (WAV) and Sun audio (AU) file headers are recognized. This is still considered BETA software and may not work as expected. Please mail me for bug reports, opinions or suggestions.

RIFF/WAVE (WAV) and Sun audio (AU) file headers are recognised, too.

Buffer size is defaulted to 512k. It is about 3 seconds CD audio (44100Hz/sample, 16bytes, stereo). If filename is not given, standard input is used. If -x (or --swap) flag is set, the byte order of audio sample is swapped before playing. The default is little endian or big endian according to hardware and it is guessed by configure script.

Option -r (or --raw) forces tplay to handle the sample as an raw PCM audio sample. Sun audio or WAV headers are ignored.

adesklets is an interactive Imlib2 console for the X Window system. adesklets project provides to scripted languages a clean and simple way to write great looking, mildly interactive desktop integrated graphic applets (aka "desklets").
Since this is adesklets, others still have plenty of space to start similar projets, from bdesklets to z, excluding g, which is already taken.
Seriously though, all those packages are nice. Nevertheless, the first two have very heavy requirements in terms of library dependencies; basically, gDesklets requires a complete GNOME desktop to be installed (plus specialized libraries such as gnome-python, while SuperKaramba needs almost all of the KDE libraries and base environment.
This reflects on performance for the task at hand1. On the other hand, while GKrellM is significantly lighter (it still depends on GTK+ though), it does not deliver the same experience in terms of ?eye-candiness? (to the authors taste, of course) or ?scriptability? than the other two.
Thus, adesklets was born. It provides:
- a minimal framework for X Window desklets seamlessly integrated into the desktop, with an easy to use central management for starting, positioning and stopping them.
- a generic, rich and easy to use drawing API similar to gDesklets and SuperKaramba regarding its high visual quality, thanks to the Imlib2 library.
- very limited library dependencies: uses the very good (and lightning fast) Imlib2 library for all graphic-related operations. No window toolkit used whatsoever; the program relies directly on xlib.
- a light, robust and small interpreter potentially usable with all sorts of scripting languages thanks to a clean, limited and homogenous syntax. As on version 0.4.2, support for Python is provided out of the box. Future support for Perl and Ruby is planned. Feel free to contribute support for your favorite language!
- Minimal disk space, memory footprint and CPU usage. Typically, on glibc 2.3.4 Linux 2.6 x86, a unique executable is less than 130 KB on disk, takes less than 3 MB of virtual memory per desklet right after initialization, and almost no processor cycles (including cycles from a Python interpreted script) when idle.
Enhancements:
- This is a bugfix release.
- It compiles without warnings on all gcc 4.x releases while retaining compatibility with all previous versions of the compiler.
- A new test/timing.py framework was added to help diagnose potential timing issues.

PleiadesGeocoder is used for geocode and process Plone objects for use with Google Earth or PleiadesOpenLayers.
PleiadesGeocoder provides basic geospatial capabilities for Plone and enables content to be marshalled into Google Earth or OpenLayers maps.
Main features:
- Interfaces that will cover the first ~80 percent of content georeferencing use cases.
- Adapters for Plone content types. Implementations are modeled after the GeoRSS Simple profile.
- A geospatial protocol -- the @@geo logical view.
- GeoRSS and KML views of AT content, folders, and topics.
- Location geocoding tool based on geopy.
The geocoding tool uses the Google geocoding API to find matches for Plone locations, and return spatial coordinates. The API gives you worldwide city-level geocoding precision and address-level precision for the United States.
Chances are you have locations in your site already. Its a standard Plone metadata field, and appears in your user personal preferences form. PleiadesGeocoder includes methods for geocoding site user locations and serializing information about users into KML for use with Google Earth, or GeoRSS for use with other services.
Enhancements:
- Switch to use of geopy for geocoding (ticket #68, #183).

OSGEdit is an editor of 3D scenes for scientific applications and games, using the OpenSceneGraph (OSG) library.
OSGEdit project allows easy scenegraph editing for anyone using OpenScenegraph in some 3D project.
OpenSceneGraph is a free (LGPL) library that implements professional 3D scenegraph management, usefull for games, scientific applications, real-time simulations, etc.
Take in mind that Its only a scene editor/composer, not a modeller. You can use many programs (like Blender) to model your objects and import them into OSGEdit to compose a complex OSG scene for your application with switches lods, etc.
Main features:
- Good design techniques (uses a lot of design patterns)
- wysiwyg: Its rendering all the time using OSG, so what you see on the screen is what you get when you open the scene with osgviewer or your own app.
- You can see a tree representing the graph where you can select nodes for all the operations. This tree is really a graph, the same node can hang in two different branches, and its a shared node, not a copy, changes on the node in one branch affect to the same node in the other branch.
- Each node type has a properties dialog integrated in the window (most of them are already supported).
- Of course, you can also manipulate transforms visually, there are tools to move, scale, and rotate transform nodes visually with the mouse.
- All the operations except for the new/open/save and zoom changes, can be undo and redo without limit.
- You can create new group (Group/Transform/Switch/LOD) nodes (It doesnt allow for creating of geodes, its not a modeller, only a scene composer).
- For these files that only contain one geode, you can also insert a Transform node as a parent of the selected node, even if its the root node.
- You can open all the formats supported by OSG and also save all the formats supported for writing by OSG.
- There is a tool for merging in files, you can add child nodes that are readed from file (this is very important if you are going to compose a complex scene from several models.
- Nodes can be copied, pasted into group nodes, and even cutted.

Autotorrent is an Amarok script adds a "Download this album" menu item that when clicked, searches mininova.org for the album and starts Azureus with the Magnet URI.

Right now the code only has support for Mininova but Id definitely accept code for other sites if people are willing to code it.