Free kaffeine 0.8.5 software for linux

Kaffeine is a full featured Multimedia-Player for KDE. By default it uses xine as backend.
Kaffeine is free software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence.
Main features:
- Timeshifting
- Instant record
- Electronic Program Guide
- On screen display
Enhancements:
- DVB: scan: check for CA descriptors in PMT to correct CA flag.
- DVB: add a file size limit option (usefull for some "limited" filesystems)
- xine-part: added "QString screenShot()" dcop call (returns filename)
- DVB: save/load epg data
- DVB: insert PSI tables to make broadcast stream VLC compliant ( vlc requires SDT/PAT/PMTs )
- DVB: reworked dvbevents to speed up eit parsing and fix events duplication.
- dcop: make getTimePos() to return acurrate value.
- DVB: add a "recall" button, that zap to the previous played channel.
- DVB: make channel visible and selected after editing.
- DVB: reset search after zap.
- DVB: use iconv (a lot faster) instead of qtextcodec to convert sections strings
- DVB: improved epg filter.
- DVB: added a search field in channels list
- DVB: added a filter box to epg dialog, patch by Michael Hoertnagl
- DVB: added channels list rmb menu entry to edit channel.

GWorkspace is a clone of the NeXT workspace manager with some added features as spatial viewing, real-time auditing of the file-system, an advanced database based search system, etc.

GWorkspace application is ready for daily usage.

The workspace is supplied to help you get your work done on a computer. GWorkspace is responsible for displaying the GNUstep graphical interface called the workspace. It in this workspace where all your interaction with GNUstep begins and ends.

The most important features of GWorkspace is the maintenance of files, folders and applications. You can rename, delete and copy files and folders. With GWorkspace you can access harddisks, floppies, CDs and DVDs or USB-sticks.

This might all seem complex at first, but GWorkspace only consists of a few basic parts: The FileViewer for browsing and manipulating files, a menu containing commands and an application dock for easy access to applications which also contains the Recycler for deleting files.

MP3Info is a little utility used to read and modify the ID3 tags of MP3 files. MP3Info can also display various techincal aspects of an MP3 file including playing time, bit-rate, sampling frequency and other attributes in a pre-defined or user-specifiable output format.
MP3Info was developed under Linux, but should work on most UN*X variants. Included with the text-based version is a GUI version (click here for a screenshot) which requires the GTK libraries. The console version runs in plain command-line and interactive curses mode. The curses or ncurses library is required for interactive mode.
A pre-compiled Windows version is available (see above). I havent tested this version very much, so have some reservations.
Enhancements:
- Various minor bugfixes and improvements were made to the build process.

Smbsharescan is a software to browse your network. His aim is to scan all the network and after you can search a file in, or navigate on the network.

SmbShareScan advantage is that is loaded in memory.

The library is multi-threaded for best performance. A GTK+ frontend is also provided.

Hackedbox provides a stripped down version of Blackbox - The X11 Window Manager

The toolbar and Slit have been removed. The goal of Hackedbox is to be a small "feature-set" window manager, with no bloat.

There are no plans to add any functionality, only bugfixes and speed enhancements whenever possible.

CyaSSL package is a fast, dual-licensed implementation of SSL for embedded and small footprint devices. It includes SSL client libraries and an SSL server implementation.
CyaSSL supports multiple APIs including an OpenSSL compatibility interface. TLS 1.1 is supported along with cipher suites for AES, 3DES, and RC4.
Installation:
To build on Linux, Solaris, *BSD, Mac OS X, or Cygwin:
./configure
make
from the ./testsuite/ directory run ./testsuite
to make a debug build:
./configure --enable-debug --disable-shared
make
Enhancements:
- This release adds increased error string support, better closed connection dectection, and OpenSSL type DES functionality.

KaraivTV is SuperKaramba theme designed for controlling a TV card controlled by an ivtv family (ivtvdriver.org) of drivers.

The peculiar points of this family of cards are:
1. that they have a hardware MPEG2 encoder that outputs the video and audio as an MPEG2 compressed stream. This means that you can watch output of the card in ANY MPEG2 player. (or Kaffeine in my/this case)
2. ivTv drivers come with command line utilities - ivtvctl and ivtv-tune - that allow to set frequency(ivtvctl) and channel(ivtv-tune) from command line.

As a result, you can watch the video in one application, while controlling the channel from another. This applet IS that "another" application. (In other words, KaraivTV is a wrapper for ivtvctl and ivtv-tune commands.)

USAGE:

1. Run the applet (double-click the file you download from here, or double-click karaivtv.theme if you extracted the skz)
2. Go into config menu (right click) to choose the frequency storage engine. (see Setting Channel Frequencies bellow)
3. Enter the channel number in the middle section, press enter.
4. Click (double-click) the "power button" to start TV viewing in Kaffeine.
5. Kaffeine Tips
"U" key - mute
"M" key - removes menus/buttons > just video screen.

INSTALLATION:

1. Save the karaivtv-0.4.skz file you downloaded from here.
2. Double-click it.

SETTING CHANNEL FREQUENCIES

This applet relies on 2 methods of knowing the frequency for a channel.

- It can read the Channel - Frequency pairs from a file and feed the frequency to the ivtvctl directly, or
- It can rely on ivtv-tune util for choosing the frequency for a given channel. (ivtv-tune WILL need to know a broadcasting standard)

To switch between the two modes, look int the config menu (right-click on the applet) If you chose the "ivtv-tune", you will have to tell it what standard to use.

Why dont I just use the ivtv-util? For some (many?) regions ivtv-tune has broken / non-existent tables. (Example: us-cable-hrc is absent in ver. 0.7) So, I have to use the file with custom freqs.