Free full screen 0.5 software for linux

Full Screen is an extension which provides a fulscreen button on the toolbar.

Adds Full Screen toolbar button and context menu command.

After installing use View / Toolbars / Customize... to add the button to the toolbar.

reset-screen is a very simple Qt 4 program that displays a simple cross hatch pattern on your monitor.

Why is this useful? Well, it makes the auto-sync feature of the flat panel LCD monitors out there both faster and more accurate (well, for mine anyways).

I have to run this every other time I start KDE so I figure others may find it useful as well.

This isnt really useful for laptop users I think, but you may need it. Who knows? :)

This is a very simple program, which a very simple build system.

Freerails project is a multiplayer RTS game inspired by Sid Meiers classic Railroad Tycoon.
FreeRails is a multiplayer RTS game inspired by Sid Meiers classic Railroad Tycoon. Development activity is currently focused on completing the feature set and adding AI players.
To run the binary distribution type:
java -jar jfreerails-20050923-1942.jar
Enhancements:
- java.lang.IllegalStateException
- Can buy stock when cant afford to
- Stock price never changes
- No limits on issuing/repaying bonds
- Networth on broker screen is wrong
- Can buy 100% of treasury stock
- Broker screen layout
- Cant tell other player has my stock
- Stock holder equity not shown properly on the balance sheet.
- Stacktraces often lost
- Train Info doesnt update
- Underscores in map names
- "waiting" message on launcher unclear
- Progress bar
- Cant select which saved game on launcher
- Load game when no saved games.
- Load game in full screen
- Load game across network
- Unexpected exception during network game
- OutOfMemoryError
- NotSerializableException when saving game with trains
- Incorrect station price on popup
- Reproducible Crash Bug
- Word wrapping in Html components
- Load game with wrong player
- Attempting to join game in progress
- Features implemented:
- Add show FTP to Display menu.
- Save launcher input
- Store launcher settings
- Add more info to train list
- Ability to pay off loan
- Add stock and bond market
- Name for Saved Games

Cornice is a cross-platform image viewer written in Python + wxPython + PIL. It doesnt pretend to be complete, fast, or even useful, but I like it and it is the viewer I use on both Linux and Windows. It has been inspired by the famous Windows-only ACDSee.
Why did I write it? Well, because I like ACDSee, but its not free and it doesnt run on Linux, which is my main platform. There already exists an ACDsee-like viewer, GTKSee, but it is unmaintained and it lacks some features I wanted (bookmarks, a good keyboard navigation and zooming).
First I tried to add such features to it, but then I decided to rewrite it from scratch, so that I could use it also on windows (and also because I had some troubles, especially when trying to port GTKSee to the gdk_pixbuf lib, and also because Python is more fun than C, and...
Main features:
- Fully cross-platform: it should run wherever wxPython does;
- Detail and thumbnail view for images;
- Image preview;
- Automatic recognition of images, with a variety of formats supported;
- Bookmarks;
- Full-screen view;
- Zooming and rotation;
- Slideshow;
- Good keyboard navigation (still not perfect, but this is true for all the features ;-);
- Image loading from zip archives;
- i18n support (with Italian and French translations available);
- EXIF data support;
- Some more...

Pigalle comes from PIcture GALLEry and is a slick web based photo album written in PHP 5. With Pigalle you can easily create and maintain albums of photos via an intuitive interface. A great combination of simplicity and powerful features!
You just upload your files to your server and Pigalle will generate thumbnails for images. Visitors can choose their preferred image resolution and images will get generated on the fly.
Generated images are cached on the servers filesystem and all meta-information like album description, image information, and user settings are stored in a database system. A back-end administration interface helps to manage the files, edit the descriptions and so on, making it very easy and convenient.
As Pigalle is based on the Sourdough framework, you are able to use any of the following database systems for operation: MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MSSQL, and many more coming up soon.
Pigalle also does support various different image transformation libraries.
Main features:
- Fully customizable layout and interface (skins support, template based)
- automated image generation
- thumbnail and image caching
- album overview with album description, favorite image thumbnail, date. Browsable by previous/next bar.
- easy to use image browser
- Displays EXIF information for each image
- image order: default / filename / recording date / file size / last modified
- album order: album start date / album name / album title / album end date / last changed / custom order
- multi-language support with automatic language detection
- rotation of images, including EXIF-autorotation
- BBcode support in descriptions
- User administration interface
- Ability to create multiple moderator and administration users
- full-screen slideshow, custom sized slideshow

FlowPlayer project is a video player for Flash Video in FLV format. The UI is clean and simple.
The player is easy to configure and embed into your home page, site, or blog.
FlowPlayer.swf is a player that is ready to be used out-of-the box. FlowPlayer.html is an example of Web page that uses it. The name of the video file to be loaded by the player is specified in html page in the < object > tags flashvars attribute. This attribute is there in two places (both in < objec t> and < embed > tags) to maximize the number of supported Web browsers.
By default, the player loads the video file from the same location as it loads FlowPlayer.swf. The name of this variable is videoFile and the value should be the name of the video file with or without an extension.
There is also a way to specify a complete URL. This is done using the baseURL variable. When this mechanism is used the video files and FlowPlayer.swf may reside in different locations within the Web server or even in different servers.
autoPlay variable is used to specify whether playback should start immediately when the player has been loaded into the Web browser. Legal values for this parameter are true and false.
Please refer to FlowPlayer.html for descriptions of all HTML parameters used to control the player.
Enhancements:
- New FlowPlayer Skinning Kit to make skinning the player better than ever before.
- There is a new package in the downloads for this.
- Added all dependencies to the source distribution package and now its easier for new developers to start hacking.
- Fixes: VideoHeight does not have any effect in full screen mode any more, now resizes to fit the full area.
- Configured progress bar, buffering bar etc. colors were ignored and now work as espected.

Cankiri is a single file screen recorder for Linux and other systems that run GStreamer 0.10 and PyGTK 2.8. It was inspired by Zaheer Abbas Meralis Istanbul, and aims to have lighter weight deployment than Istanbul.
Usage:
Running Cankiri will add an icon to your notification area. If you do not have one, Cankiri may appear to do nothing, or may fail to run at all. Once the icon is there you can begin a screen recording by clicking the icon. Choose the destination filename, as well as any desired options, and click OK to begin. Click the icon again to stop and complete your video. Right click to access other operations including Quit.
Installation:
Download cankiri-0.1.tar.gz, unpack, and save cankiri.py wherever you want your programs to live. Add any desired links, launchers, etc. If youre feeling mildly adventurous, you can grab it from subversion instead: cankiri.py
Main features:
- Optionally records audio
- Optionally records mouse pointer
- Captures either the full screen, or
- Optionally marks a partial screen for capture
- Shows an indication of the capture area before and during recording

snake3d is a variant of the snake game (or worm game, depends on when you where
born).

You are a snake in a 3d cube trying to eat as many icosahedrons as possible, which makes your tail longer. To make things worse, there are other snakes in the cube.

When the game starts, all snakes are controled by the computer. When you like to take over, simply press a movement key and youll gain control over the green snake.

The keys are:

4 2 6 8 9 3: Moves left, down, right, up, forward, and backward according to the boards "north". That is, if you rotate the board, the 4 will make the snake move to the same wall even if it is now in the back. For help, there is a small compass on the lower left corner of the screen.

j , l i: Moves left, down, right, and up, according to the snakes point of view. For those controls you can use the "first person view" on the left of the screen. In the full board view, notice the eyes of the snake which will tell you which direction is up.

m .: Rotates the snake left and right around itself (I think this is called yaw).

a x d w: Rotates the board left, down, right, and up.

z c: Rotates the board in the z axis (yaw again?)

= -: Zooms in and out

G: Change grid level in the first person view

g: Change grid level in the full board view

n: Enters and exits auto pilot mode (notice that this is not the same as the other snakes or the beginning auto pilot mode. On this mode the snake will simply avoid obstacles.

r: Resets the speed and the board (rotation and zoom).

R: Resets the snakes (after you die).

b: change background color

< >: speed up and down

e: show walls

f: full screen mode (very buggy)

t: lighting on and off

p: pause

q: quit