Free hours in a day software for linux

eHour is an open source webbased time tracking tool for consultancy companies and other project based businesses. eHours primary objective is to keep time tracking as simple and user friendly as possible while still being very effective at measuring and reporting the amount of time your team spends on a project.
Main features:
- create multiple projects per customer
- assign employees to projects
- have different start and end dates and hourly rates per employee to project assignment
- create default projects to which all employees should be assigned (days off, sick leave, etc.) so you can keep track of those hours as well
- turnover & booked hours reports on all customers, projects, employees, departments or a selection of them
- configure whether you want your employees see their turnover
- seperation of consultant, reporting and administration role.
Enhancements:
- Due to a mistake, the SQL scripts needed for the database install were not included in 0.6.

Visitors is a very fast web log analyzer for Linux, Windows, and other Unix-like operating systems. It takes as input a web server log file, and outputs statistics in form of different reports. The design principles are very different compared to other software of the same type:
No installation required, can process up to 150,000 lines of log entries per second in fast computers (20MB/s with my log files average length).
Designed to be executed by the command line, output html and text reports. The text report can be used in pipe to less to check web stats from ssh.
Support for real time statistics with the Visitors Stream Mode introduced with version 0.3.
To specify the log format is not needed at all. Works out of box with apache and most other web servers with a standard log format (see the documentation for more information on the format).
Its a portable C program, can be compiled on many different systems. Binaries for Windows systems are in the Download section of this page.
The produced html report doesnt contain images or external CSS, is self-contained, you can send it by email to users.
Visitors is free software (and of course, freeware), under the terms of the GPL license. You dont need to pay to use it. Visitors is supported, if you want a custom version made directly by the original author for a modest price, contact me at antirez (at) invece.org. ISPs may take advantage of the high processing speed.
Main features:
- Requested pages.
- Requested images.
- Referers by hits and age.
- Unique visitors in each day.
- Page views per visit.
- Pages accessed by the Google crawler (and the date of googles last access on every page).
- Percentage of visits originated from Google searches for every day.
- Users navigation patterns (web trails).
- Keyphrases used in Google searches.
- User agents.
- Weekdays and Hours distributions of accesses.
- Weekdays/Hours combined bidimentional map.
- Month/Year combined bidimentional map.
- Visual path analysis with Graphviz.
- Operating systems, browsers and domains popularity.
- 404 errors.
Enhancements:
- This release adds an important bugfix in the unique visitors algorithm.
- The output is now nearer to reality (though unique visitors stats are always a guess without the use of a cookie).

Zorgan is a Personal Informations Manager (PIM) for Linux. It requires TclX 7.5 / TkX 4.1 or more.
Main features:
- Book: a collection of records, each record having one or more fields. Useful to manage a lot of data of the same kind.
- Todo list: a list of things to do with states completed, not completed and aborted.
- Task list: a list of tasks with date range when it should be done.
- Budget: make a sum of items with associated amounts.
- Notes: a place where to write any text.
- Planner: each hour, day and month may have notes. Presented day by day, one month at a time or a full year calendar.
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- Useful and practical usages:
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- Address book
- Rolodex
- Buy list
- Birthday indicators
- List of expenses
- And much more !
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- All the informations may be exported in ASCII or HTML format in order to be viewed in any text editor, printed or even put on the web.

Afghan Hound Quote of the Day Daemon project is a TCP/UDP quote-of-the-day server.
Afghan Hound Quote of the Day Daemon uses both TCP and UDP port 17 to return a random quote from fortune(6) style quote files. It has performance benefits over other programs which use fortune(6) to source their quotes.
The server also includes the ability to limit the number of client connections per second. Client and benchmarking programs are included in the package.
Main features:
- RFC865 compatibility - The official standard for qotd (port 17) services.
- Only needs root if listening on ports lower than 1024, however it should drop root as soon as possible.
- Uses standard fortune(6) text-file, text-file.dat style quote files.
- All new code to read and create fortune files.
- Listens on both TCP and UDP user specifiable ports.
- Can limit returned quotes to lie in a max-size, min-size range.
- Can limit maximum number of connections per second independently on both TCP and UDP.
- Can log connections, optionally recording hostname and ident information.
- Logging can either be to a specified log file, or to syslog
- Handles rot13-encoded (offensive) quotes, which can be enabled or disabled.
- Many configuration items can be changed at run-time.
- Known to compile on Solaris 2.5 (Ultra SPARC) and Linux 2.2.16 (Intel and sparc32). (With gcc everywhere and Suns cc on Solaris.)
Enhancements:
- Bug fixes: signal.c:
- client.c: Added gcc __attribute__ thing to signal handlers, elimiates warning.
- Added F_NOTIFY to allow auto reloading if fortune files change.

GLosung is a watch words program.

This program shows the watch words (german: Losungen) for each day. The `Losungen are words out of the bible, one from the Old and one from the New Testament.

GNOME Word of the Day is a GNOME applet that displays a new vocabulary word each day.

No one likes to be lost in a sea of unknown words. With GNOME Word of the Day Applet, your vocabulary will evince perennial growth. Its a must when preparing for the SAT or GRE tests and for improving both reading comprehension and writing precision.

GNOME word of the day sits in your notification area as a whole word or as a small icon. You can retrieve words from a selection of online sources.

PHPtrack is a Web tool written in PHP, which helps Webmasters get a clear picture of their Websites traffic. It uses a MySQL database to record hits and display them. PHPtrack consists of two parts: the tracker, code which must be inserted into the PHP pages on your site in order to count hits and visits, and the parser, a program which reads raw hits, formats and displays them nicely.


config.php is used to set certain preferences, because there are ongoing issues regarding visitor tracking, like what time interval between the visits of the same person will make it count as one or two distinct visits. config.php allows you to set some of such things the way you want them.

The parser is inside the index.php file. Its called index.php because you may choose to call it directly. You simply call it in your browser and it will connect to the database, read the data, format it and calculate unique visitors, then display it. The parser is somewhat more sofisticated, by with this I mean that it comes with its own config.php file and a simple version, quick.php.


The display format was partially inspired by the one used by the Extreme Tracking public service, which I appreciate greatly. http://www.extreme-dm.com/tracking/

Please remember to set valid MySQL connection parameters in config.php.

index.php takes two parameters (start and stop) which set a certain time interval it works on. This way you can descend down into the statistics, as low as one certain hour out of all the tracking time! It will display the appropriate links back to itself so you can make use of this facility.

quick.php is a much simpler parser. In cases where youve got huge amounts of data, calling index.php directly for the whole cut will take a while to display. You can instead use quick.php, which doesnt do any calculations, just makes a quick walk through the
data and offers links to all the individual months the data covers.

Note that quick.php, in order to be quick, displays raw figures, without any calculation or browser exclusion. The figures it displays are NOT valid, they only serve for comparison and for providing links to index.php.

Now for the actual stuff: the statistics displayed by index.php. As I said, the parses works on a certain time interval, which can be as big as years and as low as one hour. If no time interval is specified it will read all the tracking data and display it.

The info displayed by the parser is:
- totals and records
- yearly statistics (pages and visitors)
- the same for months, days of the month, days of the week, hours of
the day
- website referrer statistics (sites which link back to your site)
- what browsers the visitors use
- what sections of the site (paths/pages) are accessed most

Depending of the size of the time interval, some of the statistics dont appear. For example, if you reduce the interval down to one certain day, you wont see statistics for months and years.

If the time interval is bigger, some of the smaller time units "loop around" inside it. For example, when the time interval is a whole year, the month days from 1 to 31 will repeat several times as the parser goes through the data. The statistics displayed are the TOTALS for these time units. For example, what you see next to the
23rd day of the month is the sum of all the days numbered 23 in all 12 months. If you want a certain month, follow the link for that month and then, since the time interval will only span that one month, 23 will display only as the 23 for that month. The same goes
for every time unit (months inside years, days inside months, hours inside days). Please note that there are no weekly statistics.

All statistic tables have 8 columns. The first one shows you the time unit, the page/path, the referrer or the browser name.

The next 3 columns are pages, and display the actual number, the percentage out of the total number of pages in the time interval, and the graphic equivalent of the percentage (blue bars).

The next 3 columns are visits (or unique visitors) and display the actual number, the percentage out of the total number of visits in the time interval, and the graphic equivalent of the percentage (red bars). Youll notice that the visit bars are smaller than the page bars, since I am trying to illustrate the size difference between
displayed pages and visitors.

Finally, the last column is the percentage of pages over visitors, called reloads, because they give a good ideea of the amount of pages one visitor sees. For example, a reload percentage of 66% means the average visitor on the part of the time interval sees 3 pages (1 is the visit, 2 = 66% are the reloads).

For referrers, paths and browsers I considered it useful for you to see both the pages and the visitors. For paths, for example, a high page count mean an overall interest in that page, while a high visitor count means lots of different people are interested in it.
These are subtle differences, but you may find them useful.

You Only Live Once is a Seven Day Roguelike game.
Main features:
- Extremely tactical combat. There is no randomness in combat. You always hit and always do full damage. This means that careful placement is the difference between success and failure.
- Heavy on plot and characterization. A story is told. It is not just kill things for no reason. (If you want to just kill things for no reason, POWDER is recommended)
- Quick to complete. You can likely fully explore and enjoy the game in an hour or two. You are then free to get on with your life.
Enhancements:
- Version 005 sees the mac-curses build not be distributed. Instead, youll have to content yourself by compiling it by hand out of the macport directory.