Free mame 0.1.5 software for linux

pkgmake project automates some steps when making software releases. It creates a copy of the development tree, optionally cleans it up a bit (i.e. removes CVS/* and .svn/*), tars it, places the tarball in the SOURCES/ directory, creates the corresponding .spec file from a provided template (and the data specified in the configuration/on the command line), and runs rpmbuild and/or debbuild.
Enhancements:
- Minor fixes and enhancements and a little cleanup were done.
- A companion program, called relman, is also available.
- Relman is a frontend and enhancement application, making the use of pkgmake even easier.

Xmame is the X11/Unix port of MAME. MAME is the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, an arcade (coin-op) video game emulator.
The latest stable release is capable of playing over 2000 arcade games.
Enhancements:
- Everything from MAME 0.106 (changes-mame.html) and MESS 0.106 (changes-mess.html).
- Reverted a change that was intended to work around some Metacity focus misbehavior but was causing all window managers to have focus problems in fullscreen mode.
- Fixed a link error for messtest. (Arnaud G. Gibert)
- The clean68k target now removes libcpu.a, which fixes link errors for successive builds made without a full clean. (Arnaud G. Gibert)
- Fixed an alignment bug in the OpenGL driver which caused Defender, and possibly other 16bpp games, to be skewed.
- The mouse is no longer automatically grabbed in fullscreen mode. Bugzilla bug 877.
- Replaced fuzzy game name comparison with the method used by MAME for Windows, which lists approximate matches when an exact match isnt found.
- A BadMatch error should no longer occur for the OpenGL target in some cases, such as when 16bpp mode is used with recent releases of the binary NVIDIA driver.
- Fixed the tiny build target. (Mike Frysinger)
- Added CFLAGS for the Blackfin CPU. (Mike Frysinger)
- BUILD_ZLIB and BUILD_EXPAT can now be disabled without having to edit the makefile. (Mike Frysinger)

MetaFS is a daemon for Linux (and Linux only) that allows you to access information about your files (such as MP3 tags or JPEGs EXIF tags) easily and consistently using extended attributes.
MetaFS project also allows you to perform fast searches using this information. MetaFS is extensible, so anyone can write plugins to access new types of metadata.
MetaFS uses the FUSE library to act as a layer between user programs and the filesystem, which allows indexes to be kept up-to-date in realtime, and eliminates the need for a specialized metadata API.
It provides custom extended attributes (including ACLs) for those filesystems that dont have them, and it provides a plugin infrastructure which can be extended to provide searching and expose file-format-specific metadata (e.g. ID3 or EXIF tags) as extended attributes.
Plugins which are planned include:
- provide stat() data as extended attributes [implemented]
- allow users to set their own EAs and ACLs [implemented]
- automatic MIME type detection (which is set in an EA) based on the files contents and extension [implemented]
- extract metadata from MP3 and Ogg files as EAs
- indexing interface to store metadata
- search interface to quickly locate files using this metadata (I am considering whether or not it is feasible to allow users create Evolution-like vFolders for their searches. I am also considering the security implications of searching; users should not see search results for other users private data.)

Kamefu is the collection manager and emulator frontend for KDE. The direct inspiration for this application is the audio player amaroK. It supports emulators for systems like MAME, NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, Master System, Megadrive, PC Engine and more.
Planned features are:
Configuration for each emulator is handled by modules created with a script language like Python, Perl and Kommander. The collection manager can check if your games are valid via an XML database. New emulator configuration modules and databases can be downloaded with KHotNewStuff.
Supported systems(as 0.1):
- NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
- SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System)
- GB/GBC (Game Boy/Game Boy Color)
- GBA (Game Boy Advance)
- MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator)

Alpy provides Python bindings to the Allegro game programming library.

mezoGIS project is a GIS application, a graphical interface to query and analyse spatial data. mezoGIS does not store or compute data directly, but operates external PostGIS databases. The goal of mezoGIS is to provide a tool for geo-spatial analysis with PostGIS, through on-the-fly SQL queries as well as through larger, external plugin scripts.
There are other, excellent open source applications that can display PostGIS data sets (like QGis or GRASS). Those projects, however, expect properly indexed tables as an input, and dont provide a built in functionality to launch SQL queries. The focus of mezoGIS is to stay close to the SQL workflow: Spatial queries are launched through manually entered SQL commands, and result sets containing geometry are displayed as map layers.
The first public release of mezoGIS was in march 2006. mezoGIS is entirely written in the python programming language, for gtk+. It works fine on the GNOME Desktop on linux, and has not yet been tested on other desktops or platforms.
Main features:
- Fast SQL queries: SQL commands and queries can be entered and sent to PostGIS within mezoGIS. Common SQL tasks and commands can also be accessed though context menues.
- View any kind of result: SQL queries yield result tables. If such a table contains geometric data, mezoGIS will display it in a map. There is no need to copy the data into a table or to create spatial indices. This is very useful for on-the-fly geoanalysis.
- Map creation: Result sets can be overlayed and layouted to create elaborate maps, the display engine currently has rough support for transparent colours, line styles, and symbols.
- Plugin engine: Plugin scripts written in python can be loaded and executed. The API is only a very rudimentary implementation, and will be subject to substantial change.
- XML file format: Projects are saved into an XML file format. The data itself is not stored, and must be reloaded from the database after loading.

vMovieDB project is a movies collection manager for GNOME desktop. Its GTK+ 2.x, application writen on C, created according to Gnome-HIG standarts, vMovieDB fits perfectly in GNOME Desktop Enviroment.
Main features:
- Play selected movie with your favorite video player.
- Manage various types of information for your movies: title, year, media type, quality, subtitles, location, genre and movie image.
- Genre editor.
- Export your movies to html document.
- Export movies to text document.
- Search for selected movie on ImDB.com.
vMovieDB have fast and light database based on XML.