Free mediatomb 0.10.0 software for linux

MediaTomb is a UPnP media server with a nice Web user interface. The project allows you to stream your digital media through your home network and play it on a variety of UPnP compatible devices.
MediaTomb implements the UPnP MediaServer 1.0 specification. The current implementation focuses on parts that are required by the specification. MediaTomb should work with any UPnP compliant MediaRenderer.
Main features:
- browse and playback your media via UPnP
- metadata extraction from mp3, ogg, flac, jpeg, etc. files.
- Exif thumbnail support
- user defined server layout based on extracted metadata (scriptable virtual containers)
- automatic directory rescans
- sophisticated web UI with a tree view of the database and the file system, allowing to add/remove/edit/browse your media
- support for external URLs (create links to internet content and serve them via UPnP to your renderer)
- support for ContentDirectoryService container updates
- Active Items (experimental feature), allows execution of server side scripts upon HTTP GET requests to certain items
- highly flexible configuration, allowing you to control the behavior of various features of the server
- support for Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X
- runs on x86, Alpha, ARM, MIPS, Sparc
Enhancements:
- This release introduces two new features: playlist support and inotify autoscan mode.
- As always, there are also some bugfixes and further improvements like album art support.

DC# is an easy to use file sharing client.
DC# is a file sharing client for the Direct Connect protocol.
Main features:
- Hub and private messaging
- Searching
- File transfer
- Innovating user interface

Pasdoc is a tool to generate documentation for Pascal unit files.
PasDoc is a documentation tool for ObjectPascal source code. Documentation is generated from comments found in source code.
See WhereToPlaceComments, WritingDocumentation and SupportedTags for information on how to document your source code.
Available output formats are HTML, HtmlHelp, LaTeX and latex2rtf. More output formats may be added in the future.
Check out the CommandLine to get a better feeling for how PasDoc works. There is also a GUI interface, see PasDocGui.
Main features:
- spell checking
- caching for faster generation of documentation (see CacheOption)
- support for arbitrary (even optional) CommentMarkers
Check out PasDocAutoDoc and ProjectsUsingPasDoc to see some real-world examples of how documentation generated by PasDoc looks like, and to see some programs that use PasDocs code.
Enhancements:
- Changes include new command-line options (--auto-link, --implicit-visibility, --no-macro), new tags (@bold, @italic, @seealso, @preformatted, many tags to layout lists and tables, and more), proper rules to get n/m-dashes in the output, FPC macro parsing, back-comments, and many improvements to pasdoc_gui.

LaTrine project is a language vocabulary drill.

LaTrine is a curses-based LAnguage TRaINEr. It takes a dictionary and asks you for a word or a phrase, and you try to give the correct answer.

The direction is configurable. The selection of the words or phrases depends on how often you dont know the correct translation.

It can be used with the Free Dictionaries Project, which provides dictionaries for about 50 language combinations.

SynCE-KDE is a Windows CE / PC connection service application like ActiveSync. It consists of three sub-projects: a full-featured KIOSlave for browsing the Windows CE device (RAPIP), a panel applet for accessing and synchronizing the device (RAKI), and a daemon which listens for device connections (VDCCM). This package contains the development files to develop synchronization plugins.
Main features:
RAPIP
- copies files and directories via drag and drop to and from the PDA.
- is capable of handling mime-types.
- supports more than one connected device simultaneously.
RAKI
- also supports more than one connected PDA at once.
- knows how to handle PDA partnerships.
- uses a plugin-architecture for synchronization. Two synchronizer-plugins are already implemented:
- Synchronizer for PDA-Contacts and standard KDE address book synchronization.
- AvantGo synchronizer.
- creates a NAT-Route for your PDAs to the outer internet.
- supports configuration of passwords, NAT routes, and synchronization settings per device.
- installs cab-files on the device - you just have to drag them over the system-tray or right-click on a cab file in Konqueror.
- lets you manage the software installed on the PDA.
- displays system information and power status about the PDA.
- starts programs on the PDA.
- answers password-requests of PDAs automatically.
- notifies about connections, password requests and disconnections of PDAs with sound.
VDCCM
- is responsible that RAPIP and RAKI can communicate with more than one PDA simultaneously.
- creates an individual "active_connection" file for every connected PDA.
- the names of individual "active_connection" files are either the PDA identifiers or the ip-addresses assigned to the PDAs.

BlueZip is a cross-platform compression utility.
Main features:
- clean interface
- full drag and drop support
- Zip support
- RAR support
Enhancements:
- This release of BlueZip brings official support for the Linux platform.
- Furthermore, this release implements read-only RAR support for Linux.

SDL_gui is a library written in C++ for displaying and controlling user interface elements in an SDL application. SDL_gui has the following set of widgets: Screen, ToggleButton, Button, Label, Picture, Panel, TextEntry, CardStack and ProgressBar.

Older versions of SDL_gui were written in C, and the C api has been preserved in version 0.10.0. Versions beyond 0.11.0 may not include the older API in its current form.

It also provides wrapper objects for SDL_Surface, TTF_Font, and a callback mechanism. The wrapper objects allow reference counting, so that the widgets can share these resources easily.

One interesting note - this library does no drawing of its own. It expects you to provide all the graphics. It provides a hierarchy of objects which you can feed surfaces into for drawing, and the event handling and behavior.

The primary focus is the behavior. I dont want to tie it to a specific look and feel, since that would make it useless for games. For example, you give it images of what you want the buttons to look like when pressed, highlighted, normal, and disabled, and it manages the events and displays the appropriate image. It is intended to be a mid-level interface to SDL.

Flux is an easy-to-use crypto, compression, I/O, and memory management library.

Flux consists of utility APIs that apply compression and strong cryptography to I/O channels (file or network), do strong hashing, and exchange C structs in an architecture-independent fashion.

It also provides n-ary trees whose contents can be serialized to human-readable files or network streams, along with some related utilities. It is written in C and integrates with the GLib main loop.