Free good looking cowboys software for linux

LG is a Looking Glass written in Perl as a CGI script. It can execute almost all BGP-related commands and do ping and traceroute in routers or relay these queries to other looking glasses.
It supports both IPv4 and IPv6 commands, and is tested with Cisco, Zebra, and Juniper. It can connect to a router using different methods of remote connection like SSH, telnet or rsh.
Main features:
- all BGP show commands, ping and traceroute
- IPv4 and IPv6 support
- router access using SSH, telnet, rsh or via other public LG
- XML configuration file (requires XML::Parser)
- local ASN database and hyperlinks to RIPE/ARIN/APNIC/JPNIC/LACNIC whois server
- improved hyperlinking between different BGP views
- highlights best route
- tested with Cisco, Zebra and Juniper
Enhancements:
- disclaimer
- SECURITY: rshcmd check
- new TELNET protocol handling, change term size to fit command string
- async line-by-line reading of telnet data to show traceroutes in realtime
- hide BGP session port numbers if "secure" mode used

Really Rather Good Battles In Space is a real time strategy game with fleets of spaceships.
Single player real time strategy game following the fall of the great Argonian empire.
Main features:
- a short but relatively polished single player campaign
- pretty (albeit 2d) graphics
- spaceships
- explosions

DMAring project is a novel generic network interface card driver architecture which works in hybrid interrupt-polling mode to deliver superior real-time performance on Linux, Redhat Linux or Linux-RTAI-LXRT (a real-time co-kernel for Linux with user level extension).

Existing Linux drivers are inefficient, they saturate the CPU at a much lower packet rates than the maximum wire line packet rate that is possible. But with this driver, vanilla network cards can be used for high speed packet capturing. This driver improves the packet capturing speed by 7 to 10 times, and the real-time packet delivery response by 500 to 5000 times over existing drivers and alternate approaches (HIP, NAPI, pfring, check the references in the papers for performance comparisons [1, 2, 3]), depending on whether Redhat Linux or RTAI is used. Thus this obviates the need for expensive high capacity hardware, specialized network data acquisition cards and systems (for example from Endace).

This project contain basic source codes, which other developers can use/adapt for their applications, and three published conference papers [1, 2, 3] describes the architecture and establishes its benefits. One of the papers (at SANE 2006) also documents the detailed architecture and provides guidelines to modify any Linux network interface driver (Donald Becker style drivers).

Earlier I had received lot of mail request from networking, network security/monitoring domain people, to get these codes or modified specific network drivers. I am looking forward that some developer will take up this project, churn out driver modifications for the most common net work cards and share with others. I will continue to add other drivers, and libpcap library modifications when I get more time.

Anybody willing to know the issues involved in real-time Linux or looking for real-time networking solutions can take a look at my Masters thesis. I found RTAI with LXRT to be a very tractable, good performance, cheap (free!) real-time Linux option. My thesis contains some useful performance related discussions on this.

linux-look is a SuperKaramba theme that contains 2 monitors, which are the same (only the color off the font is different). In the preview you can see the different in color .

I give credit to Beany for the buttons off the amarok-player.

Clearlooks-BlackMod are three themes designed to perfectly fits Clearlooks themes with Black borders.

See for example the Light and Medium versions how look good with Aerials! Absolutely wonderful.

GedanKen is a little karamba widget for your notes I was inspired by TooDoo and dbkalender.

Nethertheless I wanted a theme that looked good with dbkalender, so I used the backgrounds from dbKalendar for a consistent look.

I also used the "add" and "delete" button from TooDoo. After all this copying I added my python code, although it is not the best, it just works.

And I hope youll like it