Free mainly urns software for linux

Monkey Boards is a small, fast, and efficient message board systems to enable smaller Web sites to build virtual online communities where users post and reply to messages.

Compared with other projects, this defining purpose Monkey Boards much more clearer and to-the-point.

The project is different from other similar solutions mainly because it uses an SQLite database, whereas the majority currently require a MySQL server to be running somewhere. It will output clean and valid XHTML pages with external CSS stylesheets.

Emilda is an Integrated Library System that features an OPAC, circulation and administration functions, Z39.50 capabilities, and 100% MARC compatibility.

MARC compatibility is achieved using the Zebra server from Indexdata in conjunction with MySQL. Emilda is mainly written in PHP, but Perl scripts exist for MARC manipulation and shell interaction.

Vocab+ is basically an English Vocabulary building software, for the UNIX environment. Features include adding/deleting/editing/searching words, and an extensive set of randomized and controllable tests of vocabulary.

VocabPlus is very useful for those who are mainly working in the UNIX environment, and who love to work with software in the keyboard mode. It is a very robust, useful and user-friendly software.

It supports colorful displays and interfaces, while still being completely text (non-graphical) based. It is free software, protected under the GNU General Public License.

Linux documentation can be found in man pages, info files, HOWTOs and FAQs, and elsewhere. (For example, also the kernel Documentation directory contains a lot of good stuff.) A nice index for the man pages in Fedora Core 2 is found at the superman site.

Man pages belonging to programs are usually distributed together with those programs. Therefore, the Linux man-pages distribution mainly contains the pages for system calls and library routines, special devices, and file formats.

However, it also contains documentation for a number of programs, in cases where the authors or maintainers of the program do not distribute man pages themselves.

ArahPaint4 is a textile-oriented paint program, mainly for jacquard. It is a simple paint program for raster palette images.
It has good tools for drawing images in repetition, support for handling palette images (color reduction, substitution, protected, transparent colors), contour tools, layer support, unlimited undo/redo, support for drawing in aspect ratio (pixels need not be square), a two level grid, and a coordinates display.
The project is simple, stable, fast, and works well on large images (>8000x8000).
Main features:
- it has good tools for working with reduced color images (palette)
- for color reduction
- for drawing in repeat
- for drawing in aspect ratio different than 1:1, as this is necessary for weaving
- works well with large images (8000x8000 and more)
- incorporates a nice image browser
- has unlimited undo/redo
- has keyboard shortcuts equal to Photoshop whenever possible
- has a couple of functions you will not find in any other program
- lacks thousands of functions some other programs have

ivykis is a library for asynchronous I/O readiness notification.
ivykis library is a thin, portable wrapper around OS-provided mechanisms such as /dev/epoll, /dev/poll, kqueue(2), poll(2), POSIX realtime signals, select(2), and epoll_create(2).
ivykis was mainly designed for building high-performance network servers, but can be used as building block for any kind of event-driven application that uses poll(2)able file descriptors as its inputs.
Enhancements:
- use $(MAKE) in Makefile. (gorny at netric dot org)
- include sys/types.h before sys/{select,socket}.h. (gorny at netric dot org)
- support sys_epoll on non-x86 linux platforms.

GEMpire project is a turn based multiplayer strategy game in Java.

GEMpire is a simple turn based multiplayer strategy game, written in java, designed to be played over the internet in client-server fashion.

It is a generalization of the commercial game Empire Deluxe for the PC.

It consists mainly of a server, a client, a map editor, and a random map generator.

bin86 is based on Bruce Evanss C compiler with additonal code, including a reasonable C library for ELKS DOS or standalone, written by myself and others.

This is the source mainly for use with Linux i386 but should work with other unix versions, within Linux the assembler and linker are used for bootblocks, DOSEMU and other packages.