Free foo2zjs 2006 01 10 software for linux

Dozo project consists of the triangles game.
The object of Dozo is to be the first player to make a triangle with any one of four colors.
Enhancements:
- Changed license from freeware to public domain.

pngphoon project is intended as a successor to the great xphoon program (X PHase of mOON), which was written by Jef Poskanzer and Craig Leres and is available from: http://www.acme.com/software/xphoon/. xphoon is a program that displays the actual phase of the moon on the X11 root window.

Nowadays all desktop systems like KDE hide the X11 rootwindow with an own background image, so xphoon could paint as much in the root window as it likes to, but nothing was to been seen.

KDE has an advanced interface for programs to dynamically provide background images in png format. Thats what is program was originally written for. Heres an example. The image size must be 760x760 or bigger to place the moon. If its smaller just the stars will be drawn. And by the way: it is pronounced "pingphoon" (like "typhoon").

Compiling:

necessary are only a C compiler and
the development files of the png library (png.h and libpng.so or .a and their dependencies of cause)
a simple "make" should create the binary.

Setting up pngphoon for KDE:

assuming that the binary has been copied to /usr/local/bin/pngphoon
select configure desktop
bring up the advanced options dialog
check "Use the following program for drawing the background"
click add and fill out the form like this:
Name: pngphoon
Comment: Phase of moon
Command: /usr/local/bin/pngphoon -w %x -h %y -f %f
Preview Cmd: /usr/local/bin/pngphoon -w %x -h %y -f %f
Executable: /usr/local/bin/pngphoon
Refresh Time: 60 min
click "OK" on everything you opened

Furjournal is a Firefox extension to serve as a bridge between Firefox and the Furjournal blogging service. It provides a couple of helpful features to that end, such as autologin, technorati tagging, updates checking and speedy access to relevant pages, singularly and as a group.

This extension now has all the fixes and features I intended it to have and everything works as I expected it to. Therefore this should be considered as the final version until such a time when a new official Firefox version is released that requires another update.

ogg2mp3 takes a list of OGG Vorbis formatted files and converts them to mp3 format. ogg2mp3 project is useful when you want to transfer OGG encoded files to a device which doesnt support the format (e.g. an iPod).

Each file specified on the command line is converted to a file with the same name except the ``.ogg at the end is replaced with ``.mp3. The new file is created in the current working directory unless otherwise specified with the --output-directory option.

By default, ogg2mp3 prints one line of output per file processed (printing it as the processing of that file starts) as follows:

processing 1 / 10 : 01_big_exit.ogg -> ./01_big_exit.mp3

Where 01_big_exit.ogg is the first of ten files to be processed (1 / 10), and the output file is called ./01_big_exit.mp3.

This behaviour can be modified using the --quiet and --verbose options.

OPTIONS:

Note that all command line options may be abbreviated to the shortest unique version, e.g. --output-directory can be shortened to -o because there are no other options beginning with -o. However, to see the version, at least --vers is required since there is also the --verbose option, thus ``vers is the shortest unique abbreviation of ``version.

--debug n

Set the debugging level to n. Ranges from 0 to 10, 10 being really verbose, 0 being just warnings (the default).

--id3-tags or --noid3-tags

Specify that you want (or not) ID3 tags to be copied into the MP3 file.

--force-overwrite

If an output .mp3 file already exists, overewrite it without prompting (the default is to skip such files and issue a warning).

--help

Show a brief command line help message and exit.

--output-directory dir

Tell ogg2mp3 to create the .mp3 files in the directorry dir instead of the current directory.

--prefix prefix

Prefix all output filenames with prefix.

--quiet

Dont print output unless there is an error.

--suffix suffix

Append suffix to all output filenames just before the .mp3 extension.

--verbose

If --quiet is not spcified, this switch increases the amount of information displayed as each file is processed. The extra information details the ID3 tags found in the source file.

--version

Print the program name and version and exit.

EXAMPLES:

Example 1

$ ogg2mp3 echo.ogg got_two_legs.ogg pripple_ipple.ogg
processing 1 / 3 : echo.ogg -> ./echo.mp3
processing 2 / 3 : got_two_legs.ogg -> ./got_two_legs.mp3
processing 3 / 3 : pripple_ipple.ogg -> ./pripple_ipple.mp3
This command will create three new files: echo.mp3, got_two_legs.mp3, and pripple_ipple.mp3 in mp3 format in the current directory.

Example 2

$ ogg2mp3 -o /media/ipod my_song.ogg
processing 1 / 1 : my_song.ogg -> /media/ipod/my_song.mp3
This command creates the file my_song.mp3 in the directory /media/ipod.

Example 3

$ ls *.ogg
track_01.ogg track_02.ogg track_03.ogg
$ ogg2mp3 -o /tmp --verbose *.ogg
processing 1 / 3 : track_01.ogg -> /tmp/track_01.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => Am I Wry? No
tracknumber => 1

processing 2 / 3 : track_02.ogg -> /tmp/track_02.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => 156
tracknumber => 2

processing 3 / 3 : track_03.ogg -> /tmp/track_03.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => Snow Brigade
tracknumber => 3

As you can see, adding the --verbose option turns on display of ID3 tags.

Symphony is a distribution of GNU/Linux based on the Debian and KNOPPIX GNU/LINUX operating systems. Symphony will do things a bit differently than other Linux operating systems; making it easier to use and more intuitive than most existing distributions.
Package Management: Because Symphony is designed for the home or small business desktop user, Symphony can standardize the core installation. By doing this, Symphony, and third party developers can provide binary packages of applications which include any libraries not included in the base install.
Because those developing the packages can know for sure what software is in a Symphony OS box and what is not, they can build packages without worries of "Dependency Hell".
Orchestra Environment: Symphony will include a simple application toolkit which allows developers to create gui applications much as they would create perl cgi scripts. Using a slimmed down version of Mozilla for rendering and a localhost only httpd server, Orchestra provides all the tools needed to provide a GUI to your perl applications.
Orchestra will be used in Symphony in the package manager GUI, System Configuration tools and in other places. A complete tutorial for creating Orchestra/Perl applications will be published here as soon as the first Symphony Release candidate is released to the public.
Main features:
- Provide a simple way of installing applications with or without an internet connection avoiding "Dependency Hell".
- Provide a single graphical tool for installing deb packages, source packages, and Symphony binary packages.
- Develop and easy to use rapid application development environment (Orchestra) for creating simple GUI apps that are highly portable and easy to install.
- Provide users with an easy to use Desktop environment without using KDE or Gnome but rather with a lightweight window manager (icewm).
- Provide an easy to use installer in the form of a minimal livecd which loads an installer in a full GUI environment.
- Provide a repository of Symphony binary packages for end users.

Bestix is a Linux live CD. Two features distinguish this system from others:
(1) A simple user interface
(2) Outstanding language support
Bestix includes the following popular programs, and not much more:
- OpenOffice.org
- Firefox
- VLC
- Gaim
- Skype
- XChat
The software dialog helps you to download additional software if you need it.
Bestix supports your native language:
- by including all current translations of OpenOffice.org.
- by including a large set of fonts and keyboards.
- with character input methods (scim) for Chinese / Japanese / Korean.
- with a simple menu to help you choose the region/language when you start the CD.
The level of support varies from language to language, ranging from full support (translations of Firefox and OpenOffice.org, perhaps with spell checking) to font and keyboard support, with no translations. To find the status for your language, click here.

CGI::Out is a Perl module to buffer output when building CGI programs.

SYNOPSIS

use CGI;
use CGI::Out;

$query = new CGI;
savequery $query; # to reconstruct input

$CGI::Out::mailto = fred; # override default of $<

out $query->header();
out $query->start_html(
-title=>A test,
-author=>muir@idiom.com);

croak "Were outta here!";
confess "It was my fault: $!";
carp "It was your fault!";
warn "Im confused";
die "Im dying.n";

use CGI::Out qw(carpout $out);
carpout(*LOG);
$CGI::Out::out # is the buffer

This is a helper routine for building CGI programs. It buffers stdout until youre completed building your output. If you should get an error before you are finished, then it will display a nice error message (in HTML), log the error, and send email about the problem.

It wraps all of the functions provided by CGI::Carp and Carp. Do not "use" them directly, instead just "use CGI::Out".

Instead of print, use out.