Free jopt.net 1.1.0 software for linux

Pyne is an offline newsreader/emailer written in Python using the GTK+ toolkit. I started it because I wasnt happy with the graphical newsreaders available for linux. Of course, a few months later Pan and Knode started to kick arse... oh well.
Pyne 0.6.9 is for gtk1.2, and is a bit old and therefore crappy (it follows). Pyne 1.0.0 is shiny and new and for gtk2.0, and therefore great. Pyne 1.1.0 contains fixes and new features for gtk2.4+ (and mailbox formats are unchanged from 1.0.x, so you can use the two versions interchangably).
Pyne is free software and may be distributed under the terms of the GPL, etc...
Main features:
- Offline, threaded news reading and posting.
- Well... the posting is online actually but that cant be avoided. queued outgoing stuff anyway.
- SMTP sending and POP3 and IMAP4 collection of mail.
- Attachments and all that stuff.
- Simple mail/news filtering.
- Optional expiry of mail as well as news. Useful for mailing lists.
- hmm... nice graphical interface. im really scraping the barrel here...
- (Partial) support for MH mailboxes.
- Import and export unix mailbox format.
- External parsing of html messages (lynx -dump)

netToe project is a Tic Tac Toe game for the Linux console, playable over the network.
netToe is a Tic Tac Toe-like game for the Linux console written in C using UNIX sockets. It is playable by 2 players over the network, against computer AI, or against another player on the same machine.
Enhancements:
- Completed the code section regarding colors.
- netToe now uses colors !
- Modified the parse_cmd_args(...) function to accept more than one argument at time, option --no-colors added. (ref: misc.c)
- Added modules terminal.c and terminal.h Those file include the new code to handle colors in nettoe.
- Added modules matrices.c and matrices.h Those files include the new code to handle the nettoe board matrix.
- Removed netmisc.c and netmisc.h modules and included the code in the network.c and network.h modules.

GTKNetTraf is a GTK2 client for the NetTraf remote network monitor.

GTKNetTraf is designed to have a more user friendly and attractive interface than the existing Tk client.

It also provides a few additional features such as measurement unit selection, easily comparable graphs and a builtin configuration dialog.

OpenVIP software is a flexible video-processing tool for Unix. It consists of two parts:
1. OpenVIP core, which is written in C/C++. You can use it either as a library linked with your code, or as a standalone application for batch processing of multimedia files (you specify what to do in a XML file).
2. OpenVIP GUI written in Python, which provides a user-friendly interface to the core. It is based on the timeline concept: You place multimedia files on the timeline and apply various filters and transitions on them.
Main features:
- Support for a wide range of multimedia files (and codecs) including AVI, MPEG, MP3. We use libraries from the ffmpeg project for reading and writing files. It is also possible to read AVI files using native codecs under Windows.
- A lot of nice plugins including colour transformations, geometric distortions, basic sound processing and transitions between two movies. See the online HTML documentation for screenshots.
- Simple interface for including your own plugins written in C/C++. It is described in the comprehensive Developers Documentation.

aoeui project is a lightweight unobtrusive text editor optimized for the Dvorak keyboard layout.

These are the sources for the aoeui, a lightweight and unobtrusive text editing program that is optimized for fast editing by users of the Dvorak keyboard layout. It was written in March 2007 by Peter Klausler

The file COPYING contains the license under which aoeui is released; please review it so that you understand your rights and responsibilities. In particular, be aware that aoeui comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY and your use of the program is entirely at your own risk.

Aspect# is an AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming) framework for the CLI (.Net and Mono). It relies on DynamicProxy and offers a built-in language to declare and configure aspects, and is compliant with AopAlliance.
Aspect# became part of the Castle Project in June 2005.
Main features:
- Easy to use: If you dont believe us, check the tutorial
- Easy configuration: Aspect# offers a mini language (Ruby like syntax) to declare and configure aspects.
- Mixins: Mix classes to achieve different behaviors
- Interceptors: Associate interceptors with pointcuts
Enhancements:
- Castle.DynamicProxy updated to 1.1.0.0 version.

Snake is an experimental algorithm for exchanging information in a dynamic growing network, where a sender and receiver must stay synchronized despite the changing distance. snake5 is a communication algorithm for exchanging information between nodes in a dynamic changing network
Settings:
- Update speed and frequency
- Listen to a node in the signal mode
- Sliders changing appearance in the topology mode
- Stretch folding animation (YES/NO)
- Draw lines between the nodes (YES/NO)
- Makes the nodes twiddle (visualize data in a node)
Press t to switch to the signal mode. You see the wavelet table over time from octave 0 (top) to octave 11 (bottom). The red signal indicates the current folding-distance (odist).
Wait until the signals in all the different octaves (vertical) become stable and repetitive. At that point the system has learned the pattern.
Now increase the distance of sender and receiver using folding (+ and -). The signal stays stable, despite the increased distance (*). If the signal quality should degrade then decrease the distance again by folding or wait until the system stabilizes itself.

KCorrMeter is a correlation meter. KCorrMeter is used to display the quality of an audio stereo signal.
Sound engineers will definitely have seen such a tool in the studio and know how to use it.
You can use it to adjust the head of your tape machine. If it isnt mounted in the right angle this will show up.
If you ever wanted to find out if an audio signal is a stereo or mono signal. This is the tool for you.
Non - sound engineers might use it as well and like the visualisation effects.
Enhancements:
- ported to ALSA
- fixed quite a few bugs