Free full software for linux

Brim is an application suite that allows you to manage all your personal items online. No need to syncronize your bookmarks and favorites and contacts, you can now keep them well-secured online in one single place.
Additionally, Brim provides a calendar, a task manager, notes, a password manager etc. all behind a single logon.
Brim is an opensource Webbased Information Manager, formerly known as Booby, with support for bookmarks, calendar, contacts, notes, news, passwords and tasks and more.
Brim is written in PHP, has an underlying Model-View-Controller (MVC - Model II) framework based on items with a hierarchical relationship, has support for internationlization (i18n) with over 15 translations available, has multiple themes and is database independant. In short; a multi-thingy something.
Main features:
- Support for unlimited users
- Tested on IE5, IE6, Opera 7.5, Firefox 1.0, Netscape/Mozilla and more
- Plugin support (bookmarks, calendar events, news items, notes, tasks and a webtools plugin)
- Support for unlimited items per plugin
- Support for multiple languages:
English
Czech
German
Esperanto
Spanish
French
Hebrew
Italian
Dutch
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese Brazilian
Portuguese
Russian
Swedish
Tradition Chinese
- Support for multiple themes (check the demo site!)
- Support to publish items (public vs. private items)
Enhancements:
- This release features a totally reworked user-interface with lots of ajax features.

Amarok Full Screen provides a full screen front end for Amarok.

The look can be changed by custom THEMES.

Mail::Message::Field::Full is a Perl module that can construct one smart line in a message header.

INHERITANCE

Mail::Message::Field::Full
is a Mail::Message::Field
is a Mail::Reporter

Mail::Message::Field::Full is extended by
Mail::Message::Field::Structured
Mail::Message::Field::Unstructured

SYNOPSIS

!! UNDER CONSTRUCTION
!! The details of this module are NOT FINISHED yet
!! Most parts are already usable, however. With care!

# Getting to understand the complexity of a header field ...

my $fast = $msg->head->get(subject);
my $full = Mail::Message::Field::Full->from($fast);

my $full = $msg->head->get(subject)->study; # same
my $full = $msg->head->study(subject); # same
my $full = $msg->get(subject); # same

# ... or build a complex header field yourself

my $f = Mail::Message::Field::Full->new(To);
my $f = Mail::Message::Field::Full->new(Subject: hi!);
my $f = Mail::Message::Field::Full->new(Subject => hi!);

This is the full implementation of a header field: it has full understanding of all predefined header fields. These objects will be quite slow, because header fields can be very complex. Of course, this class delivers the optimal result, but for a quite large penalty in performance and memory consumption. Are you willing to accept?

This class supports the common header description from RFC2822 (formerly RFC822), the extensions with respect to character set encodings as specified in RFC2047, and the extensions on language specification and long parameter wrapping from RFC2231. If you do not need the latter two, then the Mail::Message::Field::Fast and Mail::Message::Field::Flex are enough for your application.

uRadiusLib is a full, small, and easy to use C RADIUS client library. It includes full AAA example code with complete attribute sets.

It provides AAA via a very easy C API for your applications. uRadiusLib is based on the Cistron and Livingstone radiusd code.

It was originally designed to be used in embedded Linux applications with uClibC/Buildroot or similar, but can be used anywhere.

Installation:

cd liburadius
make
make install

cd examples
#setup hardcoded for your radius server
#See PLAN for API
vi testauth.c
make testauth
./testauth

#setup hardcoded for your radius server
#See PLAN for API
vi testacct.c
make testacct
./testacct

dclock is an X11 desktop clock with a realistic LED-style display of the current time. Its features include full configuration of the digit style, military time, alarm, hourly bell, formatted date display, fade-out and fade-in of numbers and anti-aliased rendering of digits.

This version is an update of dclock by Dan Heller.

DebBlue is a simple blue theme set for Debian which has a fading dark blue background with a Debian swirl on it.

The next few sections show DebBlue in action. If you click on the images you get a full resolution screenshot. You can download the themes in the Downloads section.