Free kio fish software for linux

Kio_fish is a kioslave for KDE 2/3 that lets you view and manipulate your remote files using just a simple shell account and some standard unix commands on the remote machine.
Usage is really simple: open up a konqueror window (or use the Alt-F2 dialog) and type fish://user@remote.machi.ne. kio_fish will ask you for the password, if any is needed, and you will start out in your home directory. Now you have to do everything you do on your local hard disk.
This is a complete client implementation using his original version 0.0.2 protocol, extending it with 2 commands (which are only optional - should a real FISH server exist on server side that doesnt understand them, this ioslave still works, only slower). Moreover, this client does complete shell metacharacter quoting on all arguments, a fact that is neccessary but missing from the specs. Extensions used are: append (APPEND command), copy (COPY command), lscount (LIST first prints number of files to be listed), lslinks (LIST shows symlink info instead of info about link targets), lsmime (LIST
determines the MIME type on the server side) Password and host key queries are handled via dialog boxes. The goal of this client is to make a remote directory look and feel exactly like a local directory, with all comfort, only slower.
Included below is the original posting from the mc mailing list archives. If perl is installed on the remote machine and in the default PATH, it will be used to transfer a custom server script which is much faster than shell-only mode and more predictable as well. The script is stored in a file called .fishsrv.pl in the working directory di
Enhancements:
- fixed shell mode symlink display
- made perl server compatible with 5.005

Fat Fish is an attractive and funny arcade game.

Are you prepared to meet the most hungry fish of the ocean?... Fat Fish is a game where you take the control of a fish who has a insatiable stomach and must to eat his victims who falls infinitely into the ocean.

The game has 4 different objectives, or rather, 4 short-games where you will entertain trying to complete them. During the game and according to how much you eat, you will start to find out that the fish will lose his agility little by little... here is the part where the toilet that is in the right-bottom of the ocean takes part of the game letting you to "shit" to recover your agility and to continue with your food.

Fat Fish has a simple and funny graphic design, it also has funny music and powerful sound effects that give the game a extra points of fun and adiction.
You will be able to setup your controls, the video mode, sound, music, graphic effects and all the necesary to setup de game according to the needs of your computer or according to your preferences.

KIO-POV is a KDE IO-Slave for the Persistence of Vision Raytracer (POV-Ray).
It provides an easy-to-use interface to POV-Ray for rendering scenes, viewing render results, render logs and information about POV-Ray files. For example if you want to render the scene /usr/local/share/povray-3.6/scenes/advanced/biscuit.pov (which comes with POV-Ray) you just open:
pov:/usr/local/share/povray-3.6/scenes/advanced/biscuit.pov?render
in konqueror (or in a KDE image editor if you want to edit the image) and you get the image rendered by POV-Ray.
Render results are cached so when you access the same render twice without modifying the scene you will not have to wait for the render to finish again.
Apart from the basic rendering mode which returns a PNG image you can also access information summaries about the scene in HTML form (see screenshot) and view the log file of the render. If POV-Ray reports errors while processing the scene the error message will be shown as well.
KIO-POV also supports MegaPOV. MegaPOV scenes are automatically rendered with MegaPOV if it is installed.
Note KIO-POV requires POV-Ray 3.6 or 3.6.1 to function properly. It is strongly recommended to install the latest official version from the POV-Ray website (both the source and the binary version will work).
If you want to report bugs in KIO-POV or otherwise want to contact me about it you can do so via the povray.tools.general newsgroup on the POV-Ray newsserver. For KDE-related questions the KDE mailing lists will also be helpful.
Enhancements:
- adding animation support (using ffmpeg)
- adding inline render previews in the file information pages
- fixing various bugs

Micro CMS project combines a search-engine-friendly WYSIWYG GUI with a simple, AJAX-based content management system, making the management of a static Web site easy and fast.
A typical session starts with the administrator loggin in via a simple form and then visiting the page which needs to change.
The administrator then clicks a button which is not present for normal readers and an interface for editing is presented, with a button for saving the changes. An easy installer program is included.
Main features:
- Micro CMS uses a WYSIWIG that is as search engine optimized as WYSIWYG gets!
- AJAX-based page editing makes making changes to your site nearly instantanious.
- Edit the content in-line. No need to fish around in some other interface for the right database entry, you can edit the content right where it is.
- Amazingly simple interface that anyone can understand. Setting up a site using Micro CMS only takes a few minutes.
- Support for CSS styling for extra search engine optimization.
- Easily preview changes before you commit to them.
- Supports versioning, so you can roll back changes with the click of a button. You set the number of versions you want to be able to save through the admin area.
- Comes with installer for easy database setup and configuration.
- Cross-browser compatibility. For real! If youre an Internet Explorer user, you have the added benefit of spell checking.

WMFishTime is the last clock dockapp youll ever need! Features sexy gradient background, antialiased clock hands, alpha-blended bubbles, and cool fish swimming around behind the clock.
Displays current time with up-to-the-second accuracy, and todays date and day of the week. But wait, there is more! Move your mouse inside the screen, and the fish will get scared and run away! (Only if your Window Manager doesnt suck). Oh yeah, and it checks your mail, too!
Main features:
- gradient backdrop
- anti-aliased hour, minute, second hands
- alpha-blended bubbles
- real-time sprite engine
- precision accuracy
- VeryFast!
- shows if you have unread mail (in the form of swaying weed blocking the day/month numbers

kio-clucene provides an indexed search engine for KDE.
kio-clucene is a KDE search ioslave that uses clucene, a C++ implementation of lucene, a well-known full-featured text search engine library. kio-clucene gives any KDE application friendly access to searching the content of files inside directories, archives, and many virtual file systems. Optical character recognition (OCR) is supported by using a program like gocr, allowing the text content of images to be indexed.
Main features:
kio-clucene can search for
- full text content
- mimetype
- metainfo
- mod. dates
- path names
- multifield queries are possible (a multifield search-dialog can be used (or not))
kio-clucene can index
- local files
- remote files (ftp,pop3,... (basic support))
- archives (basic local support)
- read-only data stored on cds,dvds.
- text inside images using optical character recognition OCR programs like gocr
kio-clucene stores previews of
- all images
- all videos
kio-clucene can search on
- a single index
- multiple indexes
- Multithreaded search-daemon.
Integration with KDE
- kio-clucene integrates well to the existing kde-framework. You can use kio-clucene from
- konqueror location-bar
- kicker "run command"
- "Alt+F2" "run command"
- any apps, using the openfile dialog
- Example: from kpdf, you could open the file-dialog and search very fast for your pdfs like adobe acrobat reader can do.
The ioslave is build to be user-friendly
- it works a bit like KDE remote-ioslave
- it can call a search-dialog which allow for multifields queries
- it displays recent queries
- recent queries can be saved to desktop-files
- => this almost emulates "virtual folders"
Search-engine
- The search engine is based on clucene, a c++ implementation of apache/lucene. clucene allows for sophisticated queries like:
- proximity-words queries
- but kio-clucene does not implements queries of the form *substring yet.
Display of the results
- So far only standard KDE-listviews are used to display the URLs of the matching documents. No kpart is provided for the display/sorting of the results like beagle can do.
Instantaneous file indexing
- This is not provided by the indexer, but any KDE application can make use of DCOP to request the indexing of any URL. Instantaneous indexing is a kernel/kdecore problem. But Suse 9.3 already ships with beagle installed, and an inotify-enabled kernel. So those features should soon be available with KDE too.
kio-clucene build-system is Scons-enabled
- Kio-clucene make use of the scons build and install system.

Kuote is an applet for the KDE panel, inspired by Gnomes Wanda the Fish. It displays an animated character (a fish by default), which pops up quotes generated by the fortune(6) program when clicked (and optionally shows them in tooltips, too).
Kuote supports kioslaves for both the animation file and fortune files (fortune directories still work from local filesystems only). This means that you can enter any URL, not only local file names.
Try for example this fortune file available over WWW: http://hektor.umcs.lublin.pl/~mikosmul/computing/inet-fortune
It contains only two quotes, so for testing purposes use it as the only fortune file or assign it a high probability if you want to actually see these fortunes.
Main features:
- support for user-defined animations (file format compatible with Wanda the Fish)
- run fortune or any other program to generate quotes
- fortune can be configured through the GUI
Enhancements:
- added new animation: "See, Hear, Speak" (CC-BY-NC-SA license) - thanks to Mark Riedesel [Klowner]
- added French translation (thanks to Nicolas Ternisien)
- added "Next" button to fortune dialog
- fixed a memory leak associated with dialog boxes

Wooden Fish Messenger is an instant messenging client application based on the open Jabber Standard Protocals and the SMACK API.
The application is written in Java and can be launched directly from your browser through Java Web Start.
Main features:
- Multiple Jabber accounts,
- Chat, groupchat, message,
- Sounds for presence and incoming message notifications,
- Animated icons,
- Various skins,
- Run on any platform that supports JRE 1.4.x or higher
- Integrated bookmark and room discovery functions to join a group chat room,
- Tabbed group chat interface,
- Conversation history,
- Chat Room configuration,
- and more..
Wooden Fish Messenger is a Java Web Start enabled application. Please click on the image below to install and launch the application.
Wooden Fish Messenger will be installed automatically from your browser and work as standalone desktop application. Before launching the application, please check the Java Runtime section of the requirements page and verify that the Java Runtime Environment is installed and the web browser is configured properly to support Java Web Start JNLP file extension.