Free high quality discussion groups software for linux

Discussion Moderation provides a small Plone product which enables moderation of CMF Discussion Items.

Discussion Moderation (qDiscussionModeration) is simple Plone product which enables moderation of CMF Discussion Items. Admin receives email notifications about new comment and is able to delete or publish it. The product uses monkey patch to implement the functionality.

qDiscussionModeration is discontinued and reimplemented in Plone Comments product. So we recommend using Plone Comments product instead of Discussion Moderation.

Usage
- Unpack qDiscussionModeration into products directory of your Plone instance
- Install in your Plone instance with QuickInstaller (Plone Control Panel -> Add/remove Products)
- All new comments will be not visible to anonymous and visible for members. If user adds comment then message is sent to admin. Admin click on the link in email and publish or delete comment.

Donut DragDrop is a fast, lightweight JavaScript dragdrop library for JavaScript programmers. It is not completely plug and play but almost.

Donut DragDrop doesn’t try to be everything to anyone with fancy things like constrained motion as part of the base implemenation. You can add layers on top to add more functionality.

Genesis

First, I had the Donut DragDrop idea. This allows for native browser events to detect the interaction between one or more dragged items and a drop target. I tried implementing it and it worked quite well. My JavaScript for the dragdrop manager was nice and object-oriented but bulky and each draggable and target had an associated JavaScript object.

During a long discussion on the Yahoo! JavaScript discussion group , Tim Hosking suggested ideas for a very lightweight dragdrop manager that might work well for many dragdrop implementations. Instead of a JavaScript object for each draggable and target, Tim suggested using CSS class names “draggable” and “target” to identify these. In this implementation I have used Tim’s ideas and blended them with my donut proxy idea.

On comp.lang.javascript in another long discussion Richard Cornford outlined a way of building layered JavaScript libraries to facilitate small downloads with only the necessary JavaScript for the given implementation but still allowing flexibility and extensibility in the library. I have used my interpretation of Richard’s ideas in this dragdrop implementation.

I have used the Yahoo! UI yahoo.js, dom.js and event.js files. I have taken a few ideas from the Yahoo! UI dragdrop.js file but not the general attitude of that or other dragdrop libraries. All the dragdrop libraries I’ve tried attempt to be everything to everyone and grow larger and less flexible. For example, the minified Yahoo! dragdrop.js is 24 kB but my DragManager.js file minified is only 4kB. The Yahoo! library doesn’t allow for easy trimming of the code to only that which is needed. Also the Yahoo! library is less flexible and more difficult to extend than my Donut library.

Bug Squish is a game in which you have to squish bugs before they suck all the blood out of your arm.
In Bug Squish, you must defend your arm from an onslaught of blood-sucking insects. Use your fly-swatter to squish them before they suck you dry.
Bug Squish is based on the shareware game "Blood Suckers" for MacOS.
Main features:
Game Play:
- 32 waves of attacking insects
- "Extra Blood" and "Bonus Score Multiplier" extras
- Multiple bug types
Sound:
- Humorous, high quality sound effects
- Fun music
Control:
- Mouse control
Enhancements:
- Fixed "Ugh" and "Ouch" sounds for embedded version.
- Added Start and Continue buttons to embedded title screen.
- Game pauses when you press Escape (Cancel) in embedded version.
- Game state saved when you quit, loaded when you start again, so you can unpause even if youve quit the game completely!
- Splatted bugs eventually vanish in embedded version.
- Embedded version uses hidden file (~/.bugsquish) for high score, instead of a visible one (~/bugsquish.dat)
- Embedded version uses mouse motion, not mouse button press. (Too easy to not lift stylus high enough.)

3ivx is an MPEG-4 toolkit that supports MPEG-4 Video, MPEG-4 Audio and the MP4 file format. 3ivx D4 4.5 allows video and audio to be compressed to a fraction of its original size while maintaining high image quality.

You can store over 2 hours of near DVD quality audio and video on a single CD-ROM or stream near DVD quality video over a cable modem or DSL modem.

Supported File Formats:

- Input Files: 3GP, AAC, DivX, MOV, MP4
- Output Files: AVI, MOV, MP4

Why should I install 3ivx?

The 3ivx decoder plays back most MPEG-4 files (including MP4, M4A, 3GP and MOV files) with MPEG-4 AAC Audio and MPEG-4 Video (such as DivX 3, 4 and 5, Apple MPEG-4, Philips MPEG-4 and XviD) using Windows Media Player or other compatible players. The Audio Decoder can play back MPEG-4 Multi-Channel High Efficiency AAC including audio encoded by Nero AAC and iTunes.

The 3ivx encoder produces industry-leading compact high quality MPEG-4 Audio and Video and is distributed as a plug-in for QuickTime as well as plug-ins for Video for Windows and DirectShow.

This allows you to encode MPEG-4 Audio and Video in AVI, MOV or MP4 files with the encoding application of your choice.

The 3ivx encoder produces industry-leading compact high quality MPEG-4 Audio and Video and is distributed as a plug-in for QuickTime as well as plug-ins for Video for Windows and DirectShow. This allows you to encode MPEG-4 Audio and Video in AVI, MOV or MP4 files with the encoding application of your choice.

Because of its core design and optimization the 3ivx codec maintains a record-breaking speed.

3ivx Delta 4 - 4.0.3 plays back DivX 3.x, 4.x, 5.x, OpenDivX, XviD, FFMpeg, AngelPotion, SMR, Philips MPEG-4, Apple MPEG-4, MS-MPEG-4v3, 3ivx D3, D3.5 and 4, RealMagic MPEG-4, Sorenson MPEG-4, Blizzard MPEG-4 and other MPEG-4 variants.

WWW::Yahoo::Groups::Utils is a Perl module with Sundry utility routines for WYG.

This module provides miscellaneous routines to make WYG work nicely.

EXPORTS

One: get_unmangling_table

FUNCTIONS

get_unmangling_table

Returns a reference to an array comprising the address decoding table.

The Blog Icon package contains a collection of high quality vectorial icons to represent common ideas and actions of the blogosphere.

They were based on the SVG work from FeedIcons.com. The base button is the same, but mathematically simplified on the XML level. New buttons were added based on other popular icons found on the web or created by myself. Also some redesign was made for new shapes to make the icons look better when exported to smaller image sizes.

By the way, I am not a designer nor an artist. I just know how to use SVG-creation tools as Inkscape or make good XML. Or I just have a blog demanding for these icons. So I’m sure people can contribute better color mixings an outlines. Let me know and lets integrate your ideas into this project in the right way.

Please share alike this icons. They have a Creative Commons license. I appreciate if you can link to my blog when using them.