Free heavy gear 2 software for linux

Gear project draws a gear in an open office drawing.

You can then load the open office drawing and a nice looking gear is shown.

You can adapt the nr of tooth from the commandline, the shape of the tooth can be changed from the source.

How does it work?

I unzipped an open office drawing and looked how the lines in a file were made, then i automatically generated the lines into the content.xml file and zip the stuff again to make a valid document.

Isnt it great to have open formats (that are also well readable...)!!!

What is essential...

Well, in the archive that you got this program in, there is a odg directory this contains all the files that make up a valid OpenOffice drawing. The program should be run in a place where this odg directory is found...

example you unzipped this archive in a temp directory and now your file tree looks
like this : temp/gear/odg
then you should run the gear program from the temp/gear directory. .

well, it isnt that hard, you will figure it out...

Halberd discovers HTTP load balancers. Halberd is useful for web application security auditing and for load balancer configuration testing.
To cope with heavy traffic loads, web site administrators often install load balancer devices. These machines hide (possibly) many real web servers behind a virtual IP.
They receive HTTP requests and redirect them to the real web servers in order to share the traffic between them. Halberd is a tool aimed at discovering real servers behind virtual IPs.
Installation:
To install the program you need to execute:
python setup.py install
Enhancements:
- A corner case in the analysis phase was worked around.
- The documentation was improved.

XHTML Family Tree Generator project is a CGI Perl script together with some Perl modules that will create views of a family tree from a supplied data file. The data file is a simple text or Excel file listing the family members, parents, and other details.
It is possible to show a tree of ancestors and descendants for any person, showing any number of generations. Other facilities are provided for showing email directories, birthday reminders, facehall, and more. It has a simple configuration, makes heavy use of CGI (and other CPAN modules), generates valid XHTML, and has support for Unicode and multiple languages.
Enhancements:
- Italian support was added.

Q-Gears project is a clone of Squaresofts Final Fantasy 7 game engine.

Q-gears is an attempt to make a clone of Squaresofts Final Fantasy 7 game engine. It is designed to be cross-platform and run on modern operating systems such as Win32 and Linux. In the future this is to serve as a framework for compatibility with other Square games.

Many games after this were created with the same same code base and design philosophy. Written in C++, it uses cross-platform graphics libraries (SDL and OpenGL) along with GCC, a cross platform C/C++ compiler.

It is named after "Gears" which is a wholly inaccurate and incredibly incomplete refrence for the original FF7 engine. The "Q" means nothing, other than its a cool letter to differentiate between the document and the program.

genromfs project can create romfs images.
romfs is a space-efficient, small, read-only filesystem originally for Linux and used by some Linux based projects. It is a block-based filesystem, that means it makes use of block (or sector) accessible storage driver (like disks, CDs, ROM drives). It is part of stock Linux kernels since about version 2.1.21 (about January, 1997). All current (2.4--2.6) kernel sources contain support for romfs, but depending on the distributor, it might not have been compiled in.
A working Linux system requires the kernel, and at least some programs running, which obviously needs a filesystem too. Most Linux disk filesystems are designed to be high performance, supporting all POSIX features, sometimes elaborate recovery on crashes (journaling), and that usually makes them quite heavy-weight, and thus often inappropriate in some special purposes.
romfs makes two shortcuts: first, its read-only, you cant simply use your disk if its a romfs disk, you must build its image beforehand. Second, it stores only the absolute minimum required from a filing system. No modification dates, no unix permissions.
Enhancements:
- Compilation fixes were made for the Cygwin platform, and there is less dependence on the ntohl() implementation.
- A segfault is now avoided with nonexistent directories.
- The acceptable names for "fake" device names were made to include the "-", "_", and "+" characters.

Search-Engine-Optimized project is a free online resource for anyone who wants to step up their search engine optimization strategies to the next gear.
The web is a constantly changing place, expecially search engines, but there are numerous search engine optimization strategies that are consistant across all the major search engines, and are probably going to be very useful for a long time to come.
Read on to learn what they are and how to employ them in the development of your web site.
Main features:
SEO Rank Checker is a nice little script for checking your keyword status for a few select keywords without going through the trouble of checking the search engine result pages yourself.
- Automated fetching of the top 100 results for MSN, Yahoo and Google to check for your site.
- Easy to read, compare and print output
- Installation is super easy, just upload to your server and youre done!
- Super small script, just a few KBs of space!

Kubuntu KDM Gears is a Kubuntu version of Gears KDM theme (credits to mandrivian and ChristianNickel), based on the following Ubuntu Gears KDM theme : http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=32589
Original version features a flat Kubuntu logo.
2 versions featuring a logo with some kind of relief effect are available (logo from http://kubuntu.free.fr).
Version with official kubuntu edgy logo is available.
Finally, a Kubuntu Tux version is also proposed.
That should be it for now, unless i find some other kool Kubuntu logos. You may suggest new pictures, and your comments/suggestions are welcome.
In order to get nice, homogeneous KDE theme, you can download ChristianNickels original artwork as well :
- Splash screen : http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30999
- Wallpaper : http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30970
Enhancements:
- kubuntu-tagged Tux added

Scylla Charybdis lets you get a data odyssey done with the help of two small monsters. Its easy to use, utilizes SSL (encryption), LIBZ (compression), and simple password protection. A builtin timeout detects link breaks (for dialups) such that an uploads can be automatically continued from where it broke (within a file). MD5 sums detect if files are successfully transferred. In case of data changes the destination is renamed and not overwritten (backup history). Data throttling can prevent the transfer from using up full bandwith, such that a background upload does not disturb your SSH sessions (like SCP does).
Scylla must be run from inetd. Charybdis connects to Scylla to upload file. The protocol uses ZLIB (compression) and SSL (encryption).If a partial uploaded file is found the missing part is appended. If a correctly uploaded file is found charybdis gives exit code 0.
The upload is protected by a clear text (SSL transmitted) password. Heavy timeout protection is built in in case that dialup breaks.Charybdis shows a little upload progress meter on stdout.There is a throtteling feature such that Charybdis does not utilize the full bandwidth.
Enhancements:
- charybdis.c (main): Timeout can now be given on the command line, too.
- example/backuploop.sh: Improved, now acts very reliable. Basic documentation is in README.backup.
- example/backuploophelper.sh: This is a crude script to run additional charybdis in parallel to backuploop.sh to speed up data trabnsfers in LAN. Note that S&C never were thought to be fast. S&C was thought to be reliable and work in a steadily failing
- surrounding.
- sc-ssl.h: ssl_active added. Is in preparation to non-SSL mode.
- RATIONALE: Some information like RATIONALE added. It explains in more detail why I need S&C.
- README.backup updated to reflect current situation.
- README.restore STILL DOCUMENTS Poseidon WHICH WILL NEVER EXIST.
- See example/little_poseidon.awk for a workaround, WHICH I DID NEVER TEST MYSELF YET! (I wrote it from scatch and did not find the time to test it!)