Free loss of me software for linux

Its main purpose, besides being fun to play, is to demo the specific versions of the server, archetypes and maps used by crossfire+. All files can be freely downloaded via CVS on the the crossfire+ project page.
It is especially suited for beginners who do not want to experience a very sharp and frustrating learning curve and party players who want to play together more easily.
Main features:
- Death is not permanent.
- Death causes no stats depletion and little experience points loss.
- Friendly fire causes no damage.
- Pet monsters and summoned creatures will not stand in the way of other party members, making it bearable to play with summoning skills in a party.
- The item power setting is "2".
- The crossfire maps can be viewed interactively at cfmaps.schmorp.de.
- We import your character file from other crossfire servers, up to some level, so you can use your character you played with at home, for example. Send your character files to crossfire@schmorp.de. Please dont send artifically improved characters.
- Player-killing is, as usual, not tolerated.
- If you want to try out a map on a public server, feel free to send it in.
- Map and graphics artists are working on improved graphics and new maps and quests.
- Due to the filthy ;) code quality, the server restarts automatically after a crash (within one minute).
- Emergency saves are disabled.
- You can reach the admins via IRC: server irc.schmorp.de (alternatively irc.plan9.de), channel #schmorp, user(s) schmorp or elmex.
- You can reach the admins via E-Mail: crossfire@schmorp.de.
- We are sometimes running the release, sometimes a CVS (not latest CVS) snapshot with some patches applied. If you encounter problems fixed in a newer snapshot feel free to report it.
- Player files and other variable data is backed up nightly to two different locations.
How to Connect
To connect to the server using e.g. cfclient or gcfclient, use this command:
cfclient -server crossfire.schmorp.de
or maybe...
cfclient -server crossfire.schmorp.de -mapsize 19x19 -font 9x15bold -cache
or you could use gcfclient or any other crossfire client.
If you use Debian GNU/Linux, you can find the clients in the crossfire-server-x11 and crossfire-server-gtk packages.
Enhancements:
- Large parts of the server have been rewritten.
- Map loading and saving and most I/O is done asynchronously, eliminating I/O-based lag.
- The server now regularly writes maps and players, so data loss on crash is minimized.
- Over 40 Perl extensions are available, such as a IRC gateway, transports, playershop, and minesweeper.
- The map system is now completely pluggable (for example, the world map is generated on the fly from an overlay).
- The file formats have been cleaned up and improved and use a faster parser now.
- A persistent database is available for data storage.

sshproxy is a pure Python implementation of an SSH proxy.
sshproxy allows users to connect to remote sites without having to remember the password or key of the remote sites.
How do I use it ?
Here is an overview of a normal ssh session:
me@myhost $ ssh -tp 2242 me@proxy remote-site
root@remote-site #
... doing some administration commands ...
root@remote-site # exit
me@myhost $
Here is the same with the pssh shell wrapper:
me@myhost $ pssh remote-site
root@remote-site #
... doing some administration commands ...
root@remote-site # exit
me@myhost $
You can also execute remote commands:
me@myhost $ pssh remote-site uname -a
nova.wallix.com
me@myhost $
Here is an example of an scp transfert:
me@myhost $ scp /etc/issue me@proxy:root@remote-site:/etc/issue.new
me@myhost $
And the same with the pscp shell wrapper:
me@myhost $ pscp /etc/issue remote-site:/etc/issue.new
me@myhost $
Enhancements:
- Since the 0.4 branch, the database backend has been split in three different and independent backends: client, ACL, and site.
- Authorization policies are now easier to define, and limited only by your imagination.
- A simple and powerful ACL engine has been put into the heart of sshproxy.
- The plugin architecture allows virtually any extension or modification of sshproxy.

InfoLister is an extension that lists installed extensions and themes.

The user comments section here is for extension reviews. To leave feedback or report a bug please send me an e-mail.

goocal provides a statusbar-addon that links to Google calendar.

Statusbar-Addon that links to google calendar. Really basic right now: left click opens it in current tab, middle click in new tab, and right click in new window.

Im hoping to add the login feature next, to stop my co-workers from pestering me!

pytags is a Python library capable of reading and writing MP3, FLAC and OGG file tags.

Being tired of having to use a different API calls for the main 3 media files in my library I created this library class. It utilizes pyid3lib, python-vorbis and python-flac as backends. None are required, however, it is up the program implementing the class to decide which backends are needed. Note this library has not been widely tested yet. It is just being subject to release early and release often. That being said I have not suffered any corruption during any part of the development besides perhaps the loss of tag data.

Given that the Vorbis and FLAC tags are wildly different from ID3 some liberties have been taken on my part. While ID3 is limited to one field of each data Vorbis/FLAC can have as many as you want. This library handles that by only returning the first match on a get query. (Perhaps in the future they will all be returned) On a set query the new item will just be added on to the others. If a set then get occurs the last one set will be returned. Feel free to contact me tkorody you.know.what.to.do socal.rr.com with any questions or comments you may have.

Example of the API:

import pytags, os

print pytags.tags.get_Supported_Formats()
try:
media_file = pytags.tags(a_cool_song.flac)
except FileNotSupported:
print This file doesnt seem to be supported
os.exit(-1)

# Note the str() is used because None type object can get returned!
print Artist is + str(media_file.get_Artist())
print Album is + str(media_file.get_Album())
print Title is + str(media_file.get_Title())
print Track Total is + str(media_file.get_TrackTotal())
print Track Number is + str(media_file.get_TrackNumber())
print Genre is + str(media_file.get_Genre())
print Disc Number is + str(media_file.get_DiscNumber())
print Comment is + str(media_file.get_Comment())
print Date is + str(media_file.get_Date())

print Now Settings Tags!

text=Boring

media_file.set_Artist(text)
media_file.set_Genre(text)
media_file.set_Album(text)
media_file.set_Title(text)
media_file.set_TrackTotal(9)
media_file.set_TrackNumber(3)
media_file.set_DiscNumber(1)
media_file.set_Comment(text)
media_file.set_Date(1996)

FeedBite Feed Me is a Firefox extension that adds Feed Me to the right-click and Tools menu. Use this option to easily add the current page to your FeedBite news blog (custom rss feed).

tbibtools project provides a simple regexp-based bibtex parser. Please be aware that this script makes a few assumptions on how a bib file should look like and that it may fail on files formatted in unusual ways.
Failure may lead to loss of bib entries and malformed or incomplete output. Comments and other text will be stripped when reformatting entries. Any feature of bibtex I dont know and/or dont use myself is most likely not supported by this script/class.
Please take care when using this script. Make backups and check the output, especially when using the -f command-line option. Dont blame me if you lose information or end up with corrupted bib files.
Enhancements:
- sortCrossref puts cross-referenced entries to the back.
- A new format, (un)selectCrossref, allows you to view only entries that are (not) cross-referenced.
- The syntax of the query command has changed: query FIELD1 => RX1, FIELD2 => RX2, etc.
- Duplicate entries and certain conflicting fields are merged.
- A problem with --ls has been fixed.