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Uim is a multilingual input method library. Uims project goal is to provide secure and useful input method for all languages.
Main features:
Portable
- Uim works in many environments. Uim supports of course general desktop system such as GNOME or KDE, but also supports Linux Zaurus, Mac OS X.
Just a library
- Many input method frameworks such as XIM is implemented as a client/server system. But uim is a library, not a client/server system. Most of users dont need input method system at all or need simple table based input method system. Such users wouldnt install complex input method system, so we want keep our input method simple. Now uim may not be simple so much, but we have a will to make uim as simple as we can.
Applications that can be used with UIM:
- All X applications. (You can use them with uim-xim.)
- Gtk+ applications such as gedit. There are two way to use uim. Through uim gtk-immodule directly, or through xim immodule. We recommend using uim through gtk immodule directly.
- All qt applications. There are two way to use uim. Through XIM or qt-immodule. If you want to uim with qt-immodule, you will need a patch now.
- All console applications. (You can use them with uim-fep.)
Enhancements:
- A bridge for Emacs (uim.el), a Hangul input suite (byeoru), and yet another Japanese input method (mana) were added.
- Many bugfixes were made.

Sinek is a GTK+ video/audio player, capable of supporting all formats libxine supports. At the moment, this includes; Audio MPEG 1, 2, and 3, Vorbis (.ogg), Video MPEG 1 and 2, MPEG 4 (aka OpenDivX), MS MPEG 4 (aka DivX) and motion jpeg.
One of the main differences between Sinek and other popular multimedia players is that it doesnt use skins; instead, it has a standard GTK+ interface. In other words, it works with your GTK+ theme.
Main features:
- scriptable with scheme language,
- supports text subtitles,
- you can adjust font (any X font!) and placement of subtitles on the fly,
- playlist with repeat, repeat current, and shuffle options,
- configurable key bindings,
- changing the volume with the mouse wheel,
Enhancements:
- playlist.c: playlist dont repeat when repeat_list mode isnt active.
- doubleclick and play button dont remove entries from list anymore (workaround for gtk_tree_selection_selected_foreach limitation).

Pontoon is a PHP CMS framework. Pontoon supports you, when you develop in PHP.
Enhancements:
- A minor fix was made to html/classes/textpage.class.
- Error handling was made tighter.
- Error handling was added to Web pages.
- "die" statements were removed from MySQL function calls.
- html/libs/.htaccess and html/styles/blue.css were added.
- The default slogan in html/classes/config.class was changed.
- The nodename variable was fixed for the case where Pontoon isnt installed in document root.

GOPDIT (GOP accurate eDITor) is a simple program that allows you to cut and merge MPEG2-PS files at GOP boundaries without reencoding. Thats it. No other file types, no other operations! I use it mainly for removing commercials out of tv recordings.
The state of this program is more or less beta. GOPDIT project is usable, when you know, what works and when you have MPEG2 files like the ones I use.
The interface isnt much tested yet. So if you are doing something unexpected and currently nearly everything is unexpected this could result in in strange behaviour!
As for MPEG2 file formats currently I work only with two different types resulting from ATI and Hauppauge encoders. So I dont know, how this program will behave on other formats.
Encoders that encode with closed GOPs are preferable, because transitions are usually smoother.
Usage:
- open a mpeg2 file (file -> open ... )
- navigate to the beginning of your wanted clip
- (via playing, scrolling, keyboard accelerators - zoom in, when youre close)
- click the clip begin button left below the clip table
- navigate to the end of your clip
- click the clip end button right below the clip table the clip will now appear in the table
- you can repeat steps 2-5 or 1-5
- save the concatenated clips to a new mpeg2 file (file -> save as ...)
Closing a file will close the actual file (the one that is displayed below the screen) and remove ALL clips from the clip table.
Clips can be selected and then cut, copied or pasted.
In order to speed up the search for the correct cut point, you can zoom in: the slider will then range over a smaller section of the file.
The numbers displayed arent GOP or frame numbers, the numbers are simply file offsets divided by a constant (1000000). They should give you some idea of where you are.
The time displayed is just the time found in the GOP structure.
If the checkbox I-frames is checked, only I-frames are displayed. It helps reducing traffic, when you want to work remote (i.e. with a wireless laptop).
With the checkbox inclusive you have the choice of the GOP boundry to be before (checked) or after the picture actually displayed.
You can inhibit X firing up:
# gopdit [< options >] -x [< mpegin >] < editlist > < mpegout >
< editlist > and < mpegout > can be replaced by -, meaning stdin and stdout respectively. Parameters are read from .gopditrc, but can be overriden by options (see gopdit -h). When < mpegin > isnt specified, the editlist must contain commands for opening mpeg files.
As the cuts are done just before the pack headers, that preceed a GOP, the transition results are totally dependent on the way how mpeg2 encoding is done. In the case of Hauppauge cards, the results seem to be pretty good (especially if you have closed GOP encoding).
With other encodings transitions might look awful and before generating DVDs, some further processing (i.e. replex see DVB Replex at freshmeat.net) is usually necessary.
Version restrictions:
- Crashes (please tell me about them, in order to improve stability).
- End of file handling isnt clean yet.
- Though GOPs are marked broken after clip transitions, transitions might still look awful.
- There seem to be Linux distribution, where the QT installation isnt correctly detected (I would be extremely greatful for a more complete autoconf macro than the one in autoqt-0.03).
- If you load several shows at once, they must have the same characteristics, frame size, frame rate etc - otherwise the program will probably crash.

mod_stego is an apache 1.x module. It steganograph a file or a message inside the html pages.

If you want the message, you should use a a de-steganography software to take it out.

Installation:

mod_stego.c

$ tar xvfz mod_stego-*tar.gz
$ tar xvfz apache_1.3.*.tar.gz
$ cd apache_1.3.*
$ PREFIX=/home/apache
$ ./configure --add-module=../mod_stego/mod_stego.c --prefix=$PREFIX
$ make
# make install
$ vi $PREFIX/conf/httpd.conf

Add:

AddHandler stego-handler .html .htm
StegoMessage /tmp/msg
StegoKey "Be happy!" # This is the key of your stego message. If there isnt
# it, the message isnt crypted. The algorithm is RC5.

stego_extractor.c

$ cc stego_extractor.c -o stego_extractor
$ wget www.autistici.org/bakunin/stego_example.html
$ ./stego_extractor stego_example.html

My page have no password (press enter 2 times).

Sporktris is a clone of Tetris-clones. It is meant to be fun, functional, and pretty, with as little annoyance as possible.
Technical details: Sporktris is written in C++, using SDL for graphics and input (for easy portability). It requires SDL, SDL_image and SDL_ttf to build.
This project is Free Software released under the GPL. However, donations are greatly appreciated.
Main features:
- Customizable keys
- Nifty level backgrounds, and coloured pieces to go with them
- Highscores
- Cross-platform (works on at least Mac OS X, Windows and Linux)
- Its own key repeat system (allows for holding down two keys at once, among other things)
- Automatically pauses when it isnt in front
- Will not cause a raccoon infestation in your home or work place
- Handy Features list

GhostKit allows you to build a live CD from a Slackware installation. The project includes several build and development scripts, documentation, example files of what must be altered in /etc/rc.d, and much more.
Instead of shipping with a particular kernel version, the scripts build it from whatever version you have. It requires at least kernel version 2.6.9 with patches for SquashFS and UnionFS.
Enhancements:
- This release adds example.txt, which describes how a live CD is built from GhostKit.
- It explains, hopefully, most of what isnt obvious in the earlier docs.

.AudioLink is a tool that makes searching for music on your local storage media easier and faster. Your searches can include a variety of criteria, like male artists, female artists, band, genre, etc. It is flexible, you have options of using a command line interface, multiple choices of GUIs, designing your own search criteria, etc. The possibilities are endless.
Currently, its called AudioLink, cos the first milestone would just handle audio files... subsequent versions will be capable of searching for content in HTMLs, PDFs, PSs and other file formats.
This project started with my need of searching for files on my local machine, be it music or any stored information in .txt, .html, .pdf formats. The main goal of the software is to make searching for _content_ on local file systems (or remote file systems mounted in the local namespace) easier. This differs from other search tools, which look for files, not content. You cant use traditional tools like grep to search for songs or a particular artist, for example.
If you are in search of such a tool, AudioLink is the right choice for you for you!
The project will further be improved upon to include a LAN crawler, which will sniff on NFS, SMB, FTP, among other protocols, to collect information on the files residing on other machines as well.
Enhancements:
- * code/alsearch:
1. config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
2. command-line args override config file options
- code/alfilldb: ouch! one more ref. to alfilldb_usage code/alfilldb: removed ref. to alfilldb_usage.txt
- code/alfilldb:
- config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
- command-line args override config file options
- code/audiolink: 1. clean up the printed statements.
- added a verbose mode
- config file isnt perl code now; simple "a = b" stuff
- default to localhost for the host field
- command-line args override config file options
- cvsignore: ignore debian/ and gui/
- Documentation/alsearch_usage.txt, Documentation/alfilldb_usage.txt: remove the _usage.txt files; we now have *_doc.html files.
- INSTALL:
- You can now use the audiolink script to create the datbase and table.
- README: better 1st para
- TODO: 1. We have a config file
- Debian packaging is done; get rpms done now