Free longest home runs software for linux

The Asterisk@Home Linux Distribution project enables the home user to quickly set up a VOIP Asterisk PBX. A web GUI makes configuration and operation easy. We also provide an xPL (home automation) interface for easy interaction with other devices in the home.
Main features:
- Asterisk 1.0.9
- Flash Operator Panel 0.21
- Festival Speech Engine version 1.95
- weather agi scripts
- wakeup calls
- Integrated WebMeetMe GUI
- AMP-1.10.008
- CentOS 3.5
- SugarCRM with Cisco XML Services interface + Click to Dial
- Music On Hold (mpg123)
- Fax support (spanDSP)
- xPL support
- Digium card auto-config
AMP (Asterisk Management Portal)
- AMP is a web GUI that allows the configuration of Asterisk without the need for editing config files. If you use AMP be careful not to make manual changes to the config files that will affect AMP?s operation.
Flash Operator Panel
- Flash Operator Panel is a real-time web interface to Asterisk. You can see what all of your extensions, trunks, and conferences are doing. We have extension 200 set up for testing. This is a live extension and will work as soon as a phone is registered to ext 200. The rest of the buttons are dummy objects for examples.
- The op_buttons.conf file has all of the configs for each button in Flash Operator Panel you can edit this using the Config Edit button on the maint menu. You must reboot the Asterisk or restart the panel service after you make changes. The normal config files for Flash Operator Panel end in .cfg we changed them to .conf so they would match the other Asterisk files.
Cisco XML Services
- Asterisk@Home has a Cisco XML Services that can be used to look up contacts in a database. Click on Web Address Book from the Asterisk@Home main menu. (user: admin password: password) and enter all of your contacts and their phone numbers.
Music On Hold (mpg123)
- Asterisk@Home has now uses mpg123 for music on hold. Put a call on hold and they hear music not dead air!
Fax support (SpanDSP)
- SpanDSP allows Asterisk to receive faxes. You can set this up in AMP.

Aero AIO: Folding@Home is a plugin for Aero AIO to monitor your Folding@Home client. It comes with a simple configuration dialog to set the update interval and client path.

It was inspired by navyrains folding-karamba theme.

Folding@Home is a distributed computing project to understand protein folding, misfolding and related diseases (http://folding.stanford.edu).

stalonetray project is a STAnd-aLONE system tray (notification area). It only depends on Xlib at build-time and run-time. Stalonetray runs under virtually any window manager.

My Knoppix - Digital Home Edition is aimed to be a smart and centerised OS that can implement at home. Imaging you have a Plasma TV or big LCD screen that connect to a server and you can record and play DVD from the server and surf internet with big screen.

Video sharing using NX technology is also possible where you can play and watch different movies using different pc or pda at home. This CD also comes with videolan program where you can broadcast video or music throughout the network.

With the help of the NX technology, you can have a diskless PC that direct connect to the server and share application and files. Therefore server can play the movie on plasma tv while you can write document with openoffice using diskless pc that connect to the server.

goldenmean is a GIMP plugin. Will create a new image. You enter the shortest side, select portrait or landscape orientation and it will automagically calculate the longest side according to the Golden Mean. The plug-in is tested with 1.1.3.

Panther is a lightweight, modular Java application server, suitable for embedding in a web server.
The intention of the project is not to duplicate all the functionality found in a J2EE app server, rather just some of the most commonly used features (Note: panther was formerly known as Wicker).
1. Panther is not trying to be a full application server, rather it provides a limited subset of services that most app servers provide.
2. Most app servers seem to be huge monolithic behemoths where its all or nothing. If you want one service, then you pretty much need them all. Even where you can modify the configuration to only include the services you require, based upon our experience, many projects dont.
3. Many projects only use a microscopic subset of the features an app server provides. This is particularly true if you want to be cross-appserver/cross-platform, so a modular app server, where you include the bits you want, makes a lot of sense (at least to us). This is, of course, rather similar to the argument certain luminaries have used in the past against the feature bloat in Office software like Word.
4. There isnt another open source app server out there that does what we want (or that we could get working just the way we wanted).
Main features:
- A Stateless Session Bean container.
- Note 1: SSBs were not pooled prior to version 0.9.1, so there -was- a single instance of each EJB in the container. There didnt seem to be any overhead/negative impact doing things this way, except that the beans are truly/completely stateless -- if youre writing code with this is mind, then you shouldnt have any problems, but we recommend using the latest release anyway.
- Note 2: At time of writing only the ejbCreate method has been implemented in panther (the other ejb* methods are not currently called).
- deployment and configuration by Jython
- transaction manager -- linked to the data source service. This only works with JDBC data sources, and has only been tested with Postgres so far. (Note, transactions do not cross VM boundaries.)
- a basic messaging service (multicast, broadcast and lightweight reliable multicast options available)
- jdbc distributed caching service, codenamed c3d -- basically a jdbc driver that caches selects to reduce load on the database and to improve performance (slightly)
- a python-scripted (well, jython) telnet management console
- example mail and datasource (using Jakarta DBCP) python scripts are also included
Version restrictions:
- You cannot currently pass parameters to ejbCreate, or indeed include parameters in your home create methods.
- transaction support is currently extremely limited. The transaction manager is a basic service written to get us going -- "Required", "Supports" and "NotSupported" should (hopefully) work as advertised, anything else (i.e. "RequiresNew") may get unpredictable results. Were working on the transaction service at the moment.
Enhancements:
NOTES
- Fix a bunch of bugs I discovered this morning with the build process, demo, etc
CHANGES
- Reorganised the doc directory. Moved example files to doc/examples
- added jetty.sh, start.sh and stop.sh, to be used for running jetty5. Create a bin dir in $JETTY_HOME, put both files there (along with panther in the root of jetty home) and run start.sh to use.
- tidied up readme.txt
BUG FIXES
- added a Makefile for the simple demo. Fixed a bug with the ant build. Moved the jsp to a plain servlet
- distribution tars werent created with the correct directory (shouldve had a root panther dir).