Free fly software for linux

VNC Reflector project is a specialized VNC proxy server.

VNC Reflector is a specialized VNC server which acts as a proxy between a real VNC server (a host) and a number of VNC clients.

It was designed to work efficiently with large number of clients. It can switch between different hosts on the fly, preserving client connections.

It supports reverse host-to-reflector connections, it can save host sessions on disk, and it also has other unique features.

Zlibc is a read-only compressed file-system emulation. It allows executables to uncompress their data files on the fly. No kernel patch, no re-compilation of the executables and the libraries is needed.

Using gzip -9, a compression ratio of 1:3 can easily be achieved! (See examples below). This program has (almost) the same effect as a (read-only) compressed file system.

This package overrides the "open" function (and other similar system call functions) of the C library. this package uses the LD_PRELOAD variable to redirect the dynamic linker to use the relevant functions of uncompress.o instead of the shared library.

HTMLab is a tool for demonstrating and experimenting with HTML markup. It runs within a web browser, using JavaScript and CGI. HTML documents may be created or marked up on-the-fly, and the results immediately displayed or validated.

The Interactive HTMLab is implemented by the htmlab.cgi CGI script. This script requires perl version 5 and the LWP::UserAgent module.

Do not even consider retrieving this unless you are reasonably competent with perl. All you are getting is a bare script with no documentation. You will almost certainly need to tailor it to work in your environment.

For instance, the do-validate.sh script (launched by the VALIDATE button) almost certainly wont run as-is in your environment.

WU-FTPD package contains the WU-FTPD FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server daemon. The FTP protocol is a method of transferring files between machines on a network and/or over the Internet.
Main features:
- logging of transfers
- logging of commands
- on the fly compression and archiving
- classification of users type and location
- per class limits
- per directory upload permissions
- restricted guest accounts
- system wide and per directory messages
- directory aliases
- cdpath
- filename filters
- virtual host support

Faster Java Serializations goal of the project is to enable faster serialization by generating bytecodes on the fly to serialize objects.
When an object is serialized, its class is inspected and a class that implements the Serializer interface is generated. This class is tailor made to serialize the fields of the given objects class directly.
To serialize objects to a ByteBuffer, all you have to do is add jserial.jar to the classpath and use the SerializationContext class:
...
SerializationContext context = new SerializationContext();
ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.allocate(1024);
context.serialize(myObject, buffer);
...
Serializes myObject. Note that, in order to be serialized, objects must implement java.io.Serializable
To reconstruct the object, all you have to do is use the DeserializationContext class:
...
DeserializationContext context = new DeserializationContext();
MyObject reconstructedObject = (MyObject)context.deserialize(buffer);
...
Reads the reconstructedObject. In the meantime, the data in the ByteBuffer can easily be written to a file or sent through a network using Java NIO.
This project uses a modified version of Javassist-3.3 to perform code-generation on-the-fly.
Version restrictions:
- Custom serialization through java.io.Externalizable
- Custom serialization through writeObject, readObject, writeReplace, readResolve or any other special serialization method.
- Inner/Local/Anonymous class serialization.
- Serialization of non-static final fields, though no error will arise when serializing objects that have such fields.

Printing webpages is great, but every browser renders a page differently. This can cause problems if you need to be able to print a page that looks the same no matter what platform or browser is being used.
Additionally, PDF files can be searched and browsed as a sort of notebook, making it a useful file format for large text files.
HTML_ToPDF is a PHP class that makes it easy to convert HTML documents to PDF files on the fly. HTML_ToPDF project grew out of the need to convert HTML files (which are easy to create) to PDF files (which are not so easy to create) fast and easily.
Main features:
- The ability to encrypt and set permissions on the PDF file on the fly.
- The ability to set the header and footer text, including the color.
- The ability to set the page size and margins.
- The ability to convert images in the webpage to images embedded in the PDF. The script tries to convert relative image paths in to absolute ones as well.
- The ability to use the CSS in the HTML file in the creation of the PDF. This includes remote CSS files as well.
- The ability to convert remote files.
- The ability to convert links into embedded clickable links in the PDF file
- The ability to scale the HTML page.
- Easy setting of any of these options through the methods of the class.
- Tries to fix quirks in html pages which break html2ps.
- PEAR error handling.
- Works on both Unix/Linux and Windows.
Enhancements:
- Raw HTML can be passed straight into the class, making it easier to convert dynamic pages.
- PEAR is no longer required.
- CSS via "link" tags now works.
- Handling of "input" tags was improved.
- Better instructions were written for Windows installs.

washerDryer keeps track of the clothes in your washing machine and dryer, and alerts you when they are ready. Keeps track of up to 10 loads at once, and can alert you in a multitude of ways.
Enhancements:
- Added feature to change process times on the fly.
- Configuration window no longer automatically closes.
- Replaced strcpy calls with strncpy.