Free jackie robinson software for linux

jackEQ is a tool for routing and manipulating audio from/to multiple input/output sources. jackEQ project runs in the JACK Audio Connection Kit, and uses LADSPA for its backend DSP work, specifically the DJ EQ swh plugin created by Steve Harris, one of jackEQs main authors.
jackEQ is intended to provide an accessible method for tweaking the treble, mid and bass of any JACK aware applications output. Designed specifically for live performance, it is modelled on varous DJ mixing consoles which the main author has used.
jackEQ wll allow sound as rich and powerful as Jackie O, as street smart as Jackie Brown. jackEQ may be the first female entity in JACKs realm. Is jackEQ more than you can handle?
Main features:
- JACK i/o
- 4 x stereo i/o channels with EQs, independant gain controls and meters
- Stereo monitor and master outputs with indpendant gain control and meters
- 3band graphic EQ for each channel
Bass: 100 Hz
Range Mid: 1000 Hz
Treble: 10000 Hz
- cross fader support: All channels assignable plus mute and all
- 2x stereo aux send/return with monitor buttons (pre gain).
- Internal jack i/o connections assignable from Ports menu.
Enhancements:
- Fixes ladspa UniqueId bug for dj EQ plugin

KiweeCommerce software is a full-featured but easy to use e-Commerce solution for the MODx content management system.
Main features:
- Modular payment gateway architecture, which currently supports Paypal, Google Checkout, and Authorize.Net.
- Product management tools that auto-create product page stubs
- Integrates tightly with MODx - provides configuration menus in the CMS Manager, shares MODxs database, etc.
- Very powerful item option management
- Support for integration with external applications, such as accounting systems
- AJAX-driven configuration interface makes administration fast and intuitive

mterm is a dockable textfield which executes commands.
Main features:
- Easier than opening up a terminal
- Can be run completely from the dock (no other windows)
- Small, minimalist, and stays out of the way as much as possible
- Uses only the Xlib libraries, no other requirements
- Persistent command history - configurable
- Configuration can be stored in a .mtermrc file
- An extra window appears to show long commands for docked mode
- Adapts well for use as a standalone "run prompt"
- Ability to open interactive shell commands in an xterm
- Tab completion (0.4.2)

shorten is a fast, low complexity waveform coder (i.e. audio compressor), originally written by Tony Robinson at SoftSound. It can operate in both lossy and lossless modes. More information can be found here.
The last official version released by Tony was 2.3a. In the fall of 2000, I started hacking on the code to add unix support for seek tables, which Wayne Stielau had developed and implemented for the Windows platform. With his help, I was able to release version 3.0 on 9/29/2000, and have maintained the unix 3.x versions ever since. Seek tables allow one to seek through a .shn file in real-time while playing it in various audio players.
Here are some of plugins that support seek tables:
xmms-shn (for XMMS)
ShnAmp (for WinAmp)
foo_shn (for foobar2000)
in_shn (for J River Media Jukebox/Center)
Shorten plugin (for MacAmp Lite X - now defunct)
Enhancements:
- Fixed a seek table bug which, in rare cases, caused seek tables for certain files (e.g. ones that end with silence) to be generated incorrectly. Seek tables created with the -k, -s or -S options are not affected. To help distinguish older, possibly buggy seek tables from newer ones, the seek table revision number has been bumped from 0 to 1. Thanks to Peter Kunath for the report and the fix.
- Updated the -i option to determine whether a file is an external seek table file, a file with seek tables appended, or neither. If seek tables are present, the seek table revision number is now shown.

WWW::A9Toolbar is a class to allow perl to access the a9.com toolbar.

SYNOPSIS

use WWW::A9Toolbar;
my $a9 = WWW::A9Toolbar->new( { email => my@email.address,
password => mya9password,
connect => 1 } );
my @bookmarks = $a9->find_bookmarks({ title => qr/searchtext/ });

my $newbookmark = $a9->add_bookmark({ title => My Bookmark,
url => http://mybookmark.com,
type => url });

The WWW::A9Toolbar class implements the functions provided by the a9.com toolbar and interface. The toolbar allows a9.com users to view their a9.com bookmarks, remove and edit them. It also allows annotating of URLs via the diary entry textfield.
So far this module supports the following methods:

METHODS

new (constructor)
my $a9 = WWW::A9Toolbar->new( { email => my@email.address,
password => mya9password,
connect => 1 } );

The new constructor creates and returns a WWW::A9Toolbar object, it should be passed the a9 login credentials as a hashref. Optionally, if connect => 1 is passed to the constructor, it will also connect to the service.

connect (method)

$a9->connect();

Connect to the a9.com service, using the credentials supplied to the new constructor. Returns true on success.

customer_id (method)

my $id = $a9->customer_id();

Returns the users current customer-id, which is unique for each connection to the a9.com service.

scan_cookies (method)

$a9->scan_cookies();

Extracts the data from the cookies. Not much use at the moment.
get_userdata (method)

my $userdata = $a9->get_userdata();

Fetches the user data for this account, returns a hashref containing the users nickname, the date they agreed to the terms of use, their uniquekey and a list of columns they have set in their a9.com preferences.

get_bookmarks (method)

my @bookmarks = $a9->get_bookmarks({ since => time() - 3600 });

Returns all the bookmarks saved with a9.com. Optionally causes the module to refetch all bookmarks created since the given epoch time. The data returned is a list of hashrefs, each containing the fields:

guid - A unique ID for the bookmark
parentguid - A unique ID for the bookmarks parent folder, 0 if it is at the top level.
ordinal - A real number used for sorting the bookmarks. (99999 for deleted items)
bmtype - The item type, "folder" or "url".
title - The title of the URL or Folder.
url - The url of a url type bookmark, empty for a folder.
shortannotation - A note added to the bookmark, via the diary functions.
timestamp - The time that this bookmark was created, in miliseconds.
deleted - "true" for deleted items, "false" otherwise.

find_bookmarks (method)

my @bookmarks = $a9->find_bookmarks({ title => qr/mytitle/,
url => qr/myurl/ });
A function to filter the bookmarks, looking for items that match the given regular expressions. At least one of title or url must be supplied.

add_bookmark (method)

my $newbookmark = $a9->add_bookmark({ title => My Title,
url => http://foo.com,
type => url,
parent => $parentitem,
before => $beforeitem });

Create a new bookmark on a9.com. The completed bookmark will be returned, with the fields all filled in, as per the get_bookmarks() method. The type can be set to either "folder" or "url". The parent item should be a previousl fetched bookmark folder object. The before item should be a previously fetched bookmark object that this new bookmark will be placed before (i.e. it will get a lower ordinal, a9.com sorts its display in ascending ordinal order).

delete_bookmark (method)

$a9->delete_bookmark([$bookmark,$bookmark2]);

Sets the passed in list of bookmarks (arrayref), as deleted. Returns 1 on success, warns which items it could not delete on failure. The items passed in should be previously fetched bookmark objects.

get_diary_entries (method)

## Not implemented yet.

add_diary_entry (method)

$a9->add_diary_entry({url => http://foo.com,
text => This is the foo.com website,
title => Foo Com });

Annotate a url using the given text. The url does not have to be a bookmarked url. The annotation will be returned in the shortannotation field of the bookmark when fetched with get_bookmarks().

remove_diary_entry (method)

$a9->remove_diary_entry({ url => http://foo.com });

Remove a previously created annotation. The result of this is a redirect (302) if it succeeds, and thus is hard to check.

mod_corba is an exposes Apache module API via CORBA. With this, any object in any language on any system can be used as a plugin module for an Apache web server, without recompiling or restarting the server. Since the entire internal operation of the Apache web server is based on the module API, the possibilities are almost limitless.
Mod_Corba uses C language bindings of the fast, lightweight ORBit ORB. This minimizes the overhead for using CORBA objects to extend the Web server.
The Mod_Corba distribution includes source code for a demonstration request handler as an example of an Apache CORBA extension.
Main features:
- Per-directory, per-URI, and per-server configuration
- Arbitrary number of handler objects
- Apache config files can set arbitrary environment variables for each handler
- Handler objects can process all 10 phases of Apache request handling, including authentication, authorization, and logging.

Qt MySQL Budget project is a GUI that allows the creation of a personal budget.

The basic layout is a month selector, a tab for your allocations (budget), a tab for your expenses, and a tab showing the totals.

It has a very simple design allowing the quick creation and updating of budgets to help individuals plot and track their monthly sending.