Free hqx extension software for linux

PHP WebDAV extension project allows easy access to remote resources with PHP through the DAV protocol.
Installation
This extension requires the Neon library and the related header files.
Neon can be downloaded from: http://www.webdav.org/neon/
Pre-built packages and ports are already available for most operating systems and distributions.
In order to compile and install the PHP WebDAV extension, just follow the standard PECL procedure :
$ phpize
$ ./configure --enable-dav
# make install
On OpenBSD systems, use
$ env AUTOCONF_VERSION=2.61 phpize
(replace 2.61 with any of the currently installed versions of autoconf on your system)
Basic example
webdav_connect(http://webdav.example.com/dav, davuser, davpassword);
$a = webdav_get(/my/nice/object.txt);
webdav_put(/your/nice/thing.txt, $data);
webdav_unlink(/unwanted_resource.txt);
webdav_rename(/dir/old_name, /dir/new_name);
webdav_copy(/dir/orig_dir, /dir/new_dir, TRUE);
webdav_close();
Named resource example
$res = webdav_connect(http://webdav.example.com/dav, davuser, davpassword);
$a = webdav_get(/my/nice/object.txt, $res);
webdav_put(/your/nice/thing.txt, $data, $res);
webdav_unlink(/unwanted_resource.txt, $res);
webdav_rename(/dir/old_name, /dir/new_name, $res);
webdav_copy(/dir/orig_dir, /dir/new_dir, TRUE, $res);
webdav_close($res);
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a bug in webdav_put() and introduces a wrapper to access DAV resources through PHP streams.

HTTP extension for PHP allows building absolute URIs, RFC-compliant HTTP redirects, RFC-compliant HTTP date handling, parsing of HTTP headers and messages, caching by "Last-Modified" and/or ETag (with an on the fly option for ETag generation from buffered output), sending data/files/streams with (multiple) ranges, negotiating user-preferred language/charset, and convenient request functionality built upon libcurl.
PHP5 classes: HttpUtil, HttpResponse (PHP-5.1), HttpRequest, HttpRequestPool, and HttpMessage.
Main features:
- Building absolute URIs
- RFC compliant HTTP redirects
- RFC compliant HTTP date handling
- Parsing of HTTP headers and messages
- Caching by "Last-Modified" and/or ETag (with on the fly option for ETag generation from buffered output)
- Sending data/files/streams with (multiple) ranges support
- Negotiating user preferred language/charset
- Convenient request functionality built upon libcurl
- PHP5 classes: HttpUtil, HttpResponse (PHP-5.1), HttpRequest, HttpRequestPool, HttpMessage.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes bug #11359: HttpMessage::toMessageTypeObject() does not populate POST fields.

MyxerMagic Web Extensions is a Firefox extension that allows you to quickly send any image on the web directly to your mobile phone - right from the context menu of your favorite web browser!

Grab photos of friends and family from Flickr, Yahoo!, whatever. Better yet, grab photos of more attractive strangers from other places on the web.

Get the hottest celebrity shots from...wherever you surf! Dont hold your breath waiting for Bob Marley action shots to make it onto Cingulars deck.

Want album artwork from your favorite bands? Its waiting for you at their website or MySpace page.

Or, simply round out your stalker lifestyle by carrying around the MySpace profile picture of that hottie you almost asked out that one time but then, well, after that incident with the rabid poodle...

Folder Extension Wizard provides a small extension that Loads extensions from folders (unpacked xpi files).

A wizard is a user interface element where the user is led through a sequence of dialogs. Unlike most modern user interface paradigms, the user is forced to perform the task in a specific sequence.

However, for complex or infrequently performed tasks where the user is unfamiliar with the steps involved, it may make it easier for them to perform the task. In some open source software, wizards are called Druids.

Epiphany Extensions 2.26.1 / 2.27.4 is yet another excellent utility you should not miss. It is actually a collection of extensions for Epiphany, the GNOME web browser.

This patch will enhance the XFree86 4.2.0 Matrox Millennium II driver to support the X video (Xv) extension (extremely useful for playing DVDs and other MPEGs). The extension is implemented as a CPU to Frame Buffer YUV scaling ILOAD. A true overlay was not used because of a Millennium II hardware limitation that would reduce the maximum usable frame buffer to only 4Mb.
Till now these are the supported Cards
Matrox Millennium II PCI (MGA2164W)
Matrox Millennium II AGP (MGA2164W_AGP) (only experimental driver)
Main features:
- YUV->RGB 4:2:2 (UYUY/YUY2) fully hardware accelerated
- YUV->RGB 4:2:0 (YV12/I420) hardware accelerated with software swizzling
- Horizontal upscaling up to 8x fully hardware accelerated (HQ linear filter)
- Horizontal downscaling up to 4x hardware accelerated with software decimation (HQ linear filter)
- Vertical upscaling software linear filtering
- Vertical downscaling software decimation (no filtering)

Ext2 compression extension (E2compr) is a small patch against the ext2 filesystem that allows on-the-fly compression and decompression. It compresses only regular files; the administrative data (superblock, inodes, directory files etc.) are not compressed (mainly for safety reasons).
Access to compressed blocks is provided for read and write operations. The compression algorithm and cluster size (see section Clusters) is specified on a per-file basis. Directories can also be marked for compression, in which case every newly created file in the directory will be automatically compressed with the same cluster size and the same algorithm that was specified for the directory.
E2compr is not a new filesystem. It is only a patch to the ext2 filesystem made to support the EXT2_COMPR_FL flag. It does not require you to make a new partition, and will continue to read or write existing ext2 filesystems. You should consider it is only a way for the read and write routines to access files that could have been created by a simple utility similar to gzip or compress. Compressed and uncompressed files will coexist nicely on your ext2 partitions.
Usage
Basically, a file is compressed with the command `chattr +c filename, and decompressed with the command `chattr -c filename. You can also do `chattr +c (etc.) on a directory. The directory itself wont be compressed, but any new files created in that directory inherit that directorys compress flag and compression algorithm and cluster size.(1)
Use lsattr to see if a file should be compressed or not, and to see what compression algorithm and cluster size will be used.
Use e2ratio to see how much disk space is used by the compressed form compared to the uncompressed form.
You can also try the `-u or `-r options to lsattr. (The difference is that, for directories, e2ratio finds the disk usage of the whole directory tree, like du, whereas `lsattr -u only shows the space taken by the directory file, like `ls -s.)
Enhancements:
- kernel 2.4.26 and 2.6.18.5 patch sets.
- Allows repeated compress/decompress cycles.
- The ability to compile within a compressed directory tree.
- This release corrects small file sizes and fixes all known GPFs.
- It removes compiler warning messages and regularizes debug output.

Object Extensions for PHP provides several classes that add runtime object extension and callbacks to the language. Object Extensions for PHP allows the programmer to add methods and properties to an object at runtime by dynamically extending by another object.

It also allows the creation of object property lists that allow for dynamic setting/getting of values in a fashion similar to JavaScript objects. These object property lists support basic value checking.

The Object Extensions library for PHP adds the following functionality to objects that extend the base class:

- Runtime object extension to "extend" an object by another class at runtime (to virtually inherit all public properties and methods).
- Runtime callback definitions to be able to pass function/method callbacks as variables, and subsequently execute them from other function/methods.
- Dynamic object properties class to handle runtime setting/getting of object properties, as well as ability to pass function arguments as object-based parameters rather than long list of options.

OBJECT EXTENSION:

- Base class (CExtendable) implements a _extend() function by which you may vritually extend an object by an instance of another object.
- Extended object (object passed to _extend) can reference parent object if supported by extended class.
- __get, __set and __call are all overriden to handle overriding undefined properties and methods
- Ability to reference a callback in a straightforward manner ($object->_callback()->method(args, [...]))

CALLBACK FUNCTIONALITY:

- Can create callbacks directly (through CCallback and derived classes)
- Can create method callbacks by calling _callback() method on CExtendable objects
- When combined with object extension and object properties, can provide a really easy way to execute callbacks.

OBJECT PROPERTIES:

- Base class extends ArrayIterator, all properties saved in an array
- Basic functionality to check values provided and/or set default values.
- Overrides __get, __set to get/set object properties.
- Can limit property set-tability to existing properties only, or to provided array of properties.
- Can enable read-only mode.
- Overrides __call, and in the case that the a property value with the same name as the method name exists, and is an instance of the ICallback interface, this callback is executed.

PHP COMPATIBILITY:

Object Extensions for PHP uses PHP5 functionality. It would be theoretically possible to implement similar functionality into PHP4, however, since I no longer develop in PHP4, I cannot properly test it.