Free mo software for linux

jMOS is an open Java implementation for the Media Object Server (MOS) communications protocol.
MOS is a six year old, evolving protocol for communications between Newsroom Computer Systems (NCS) and Media Object Servers (MOS) such as Video Servers, Audio Servers, Still Stores, and Character Generators. The MOS Protocol development is supported through cooperative collaboration among equipment vendors, software vendors and end users.
Main features:
- 100% Java
- Specification v.2.8.2
- Support for MOS profiles 0 and 1
Enhancements:
- Profile 2, multiple listeners and repliers, and the ability to add filters in listeners and repliers were implemented.

MOMHVis is a program for displaying nondominated solution of MOMH problems in 3D space using OpenGL.
Main features:
- pluginable architecture
- implemented MOKP (Multiple Objective Knapsack Problem) plugin
- enumeration of implemented MO algorithms by plugin
- on-line visualization of solutions during computing (you can set delay betwean solutions or stop during computing for most algorithms)
- solutions visualization computed with different MO algorithms on the same chart
- allows to show only selected objectives and solutions
- 2D view for two objectives (configureable)
- saving solutions to xml file and also loading from file
- advanced preferences for each algorithm (groups)
- multilanguage interface (english and polish)
- simple scripting editor (xml based)
- display some information about solution (OpenGL object picking)

Business::Payroll is a series of Perl Modules that provides an API for working with multiple countries federal, state and local taxes.
Payroll Perl Modules project also supports calculating mileage reimbursement values and can handle adjustment entries.
The Business::Payroll module starts with an xml document in the Input format and if everything is successfull, outputs the results in the Output XML format.
Currently only the US is supported and MO is the only supported state. We are not supporting any cities in MO yet. Federal Income, FICA, Medicare and Mileage Rates are all being calculated. We take into account the number of allowances people can claim and the fact that you can withhold more for federal and state.
Federal Income tables are only available for any date >= 07/01/2001.
See the payroll_test.pl script and input.xml file for a sample implementation.
Use process_payroll (in the /usr/bin directory after an rpm install, otherwise in the payroll-x.y directory) to actually process payroll files for real.
process_payroll will take the specified raw xml file and process it. If no errors occured, then you get the result on stdout. If you specify 2 file names the result will go into the second file. You can specify - (for the first file) and it will know to work with stdin. I.e. you can pipe the file to be processed. Ex. cat input.xml | process_payroll - would process input.xml from the stdin and then output the result to stdout.
Enhancements:
- This release has been updated to cover the 2006 tax changes.

MOSIX Grid and Cluster Management is a management system for Linux clusters and organizational grids that provides a Single-System Image.
In a MOSIX based system, there is no need to modify or link applications with any library, copy files, login to remote nodes, or even assign processes to different nodes; it is all done automatically. Just "fork and forget", like in an SMP.
Main features:
- Provides a Single-System Image (SSI).
- Automatic resource discovery.
- Adaptive workload distribution by process migration:
- Preserves the users "login-node" environment.
- No need to open "logins" or copy files to remote clusters.
- No need to link applications with special libraries.
- Automatic process migration:
- For load-balancing.
- From slower to faster nodes.
- When a node run out of free memory.
- Supports virtual organizations:
- Manages disruptive configurations:
- Clusters can join or leave the Grid at any time.
- Guest processes are moved out before a cluster is disconnected.
- Long-running guest processes are not killed.
- Clusters could be shared symmetrically or asymmetrically.
- Each cluster owner can assign different priorities to guest processes from other clusters.
- A flexible use of nodes within and among different groups.
- Local processes force out guest processes.
- A secure run time environment (sandbox) for guest processes.
- Live queuing - queued jobs preserve their full generic Linux environment.
- Support of batch jobs, checkpoint and recovery.
- An on-line monitor for the status of the Grid and each cluster.
Enhancements:
- This release uses version 2.6.22.3 of the Linux kernel.

Coy is a Perl module like Carp only prettier.

SYNOPSIS

# In your application:
# ====================

use Coy;

warn "There seems to be a problem";

die "Looks like it might be fatal";


# You can add vocab in the $HOME/.coyrc file:
# ===========================================

noun {
wookie =>
{
category => [ Sentient ],
sound => [ "roars", "grunts", "bellows" ],
act =>
{
sits => { location => Arborial },

fights => { minimum => 2,
association => "argument",
},
},
},

};

category {
Sentient =>
{
act =>
{
quarrels =>
{
associations => "argument",
location => Terrestrial,
minimum => 2,
synonyms => [qw(bickers argues)],
},
laughs =>
{
associations => "happy",
location => Terrestrial,
non_adjectival => 1,
},
},
}
};

personage "R2D2";
personage "Darth Vader";

place "Mos Eisley";
place "the Death Star";

tree "Alderaan mangrove";
fruit_tree "Wookie-oak";


# You can also select a different syllable counter via .coyrc
# ===========================================================

use Lingua::EN::Syllables::syllable;
syllable_counter "Lingua::EN::Syllables::syllable";

# or

use Lingua::EN::Syllables::syllable;
syllable_counter &Lingua::EN::Syllables::syllable;

# or

syllable_counter sub { return 1 }; # FAST BUT INACCURATE

APODIO project is a Mandriva-based specialist live CD designed for musicians and multimedia enthusiasts.

The new version 4.2.2 is considered a test release; it contains a large collection of software for audio, video and graphics manipulation.

The APODIO live CD boots into French by default, but English and a number of other languages are also supported.

The default window manager is the light-weight PWM, with OroboROX provided as an alternative.

The APODIO project was started in 2003 by the APO33 association It has two objectives : First : to create a live CD for PC, a complete audio station under GNU/Linux that could quickly be installed on the hard disk, or work straight away as a CD, with a Ram of at least 320 Mo, and practical and simple administration tools.

The 3.0.9 April 2003 APODIO version of the live CD immediately recognizes and adjusts itself to your equipment, your sound and graphic display adapters and your eventual hard disk partitions. It offers various interfaces, such as Gnome, Rox, Fluxbox... and a choice of software to work on sound. It is based on the GNU/Linux Mandrake 10.0 distribution and on the mklicecd group scripts for the creation of the live CD or of the hard disk.

The second objective is to give some sort of permanence to part of our work, while adhering to the principles of GNU/GPL. Unlike most other distributions that tend to drift too far away from the Linux Debian/RedHat/Mandrake communities, we wished to remain close to Mandriva, to allow users to reclaim the tools for themselves.

From the start, APODIO was not meant to become a finished or final product, but rather, a toolbox, more adapted to the common user than to the developer ; more practical than technical. Since we follow closely the Mandriva platform, we can concentrate more on what we find interesting in the first place, while making sure that our work will keep up with changes in hardware and software.

The complete remade July 2005 APODIO-4 version utilizes less RAM than the V3 ; it is based on - and can be synchronised with – Mandriva 2006 (cooker). Some video processing software has been added and the PureData base has been considerably increased.

We now have a practical base in the evolution of the live CD APODIO on Mandriva and new projects are in progress : the Poulpe (Octopus), a live CD that can be the basis for a sound and plastic installation, in various places linked by web-radio flows. Ref. the site : (http://www.apo33.org/poulpe) The Ubik, the live CD for a standby or a disabled situation, becomes a sound and video sculpture, connected to any other Ubik. It can be responsive to a network or to a keyboard/mouse set. Each user can either modify the CD base or the PureData patches found in a known directory in a disc, usb, fp... and thus personify his/her Ubik.

SLAMPPLite is a linux live CD that will turn your personal computer to a simple home server.
What makes it different is that SLAMPPLite has smaller size that will fit into a 256 MB compact disk or usb stick. It contains only essential server applications like Apache, MySQL, ProFTPD, BIND, DHCPD, SSH and mail server.
Several programming languages such as PHP, Perl and Python and other tools to support your web development work are also included.
To keep SLAMPPLite slim and make it easy to update the applications, SLAMPPLite uses server suite provided by XAMPP.
SLAMPPLite is compiled intended to be your showcase box. So, when you have something to show to your (potential) users or clients, just put your web applications on SLAMPPLite and you will have an instant mobile portfolio.
Therefore I advise you not to use SLAMPPLite for production purpose, just use the standard SLAMPP instead. Although through some tweaks here and there, SLAMPPLite is also ready for that. Please remember, SLAMPPLite comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. It is provided as AS IS product. Please use it at your own risk.
Main features:
- Linux kernel: 2.6.16
- Desktop: Xfce 4.2.2
- Web, FTP and database servers: XAMPP 1.5.1
- Other servers: BIND, DHCP, Sendmail. Dovecot, SSH
- Programming:
- Languages: PHP 4.4.1/5.0.5, Perl 5.8.7, Python 2.4.1
- Editor: Bluefish 1.0.4
- Office: Xpdf
- Graphics: Xpaint
- Multimedia: Beep Media Player, BashBurn
- Network: Nmap, Putty, BitTorrent 4.2.1 (tracker/client), FTP client, Firestarter firewall
- Internet: Mozilla Firefox 1.5, Sylpheed 2.0.4, Gaim 1.5.0
- Package management: pkgtool, slapt-get/gslapt
- Antivirus: ClamAV 0.87.1, FetCav (GUI)
- Utilities: GParted, EmelFM2, Dufie, htop, rkhunter, Qemu, backup system and hard disk installation scripts
- Complete list of packages can be found over here, SLitePackages.
Enhancements:
- Updated and upgraded existing applications included in previous SLAMPPLite Live CD
- Powered by XAMPP 1.5.1 and now it exists as module (xampp_1_5_1.mo)
- Based on Slackware current
- Used linux kernel 2.6.16
- Compiled with Linux Live scripts 5.4.1
- Added NASLite File Servers applications of Server Elements for SMB, FTP and NFS. They can be found under /tools directory of CD.
- Added Abiword 2.4.1
- Added Freerock GNOME support via slapt-get
- New hard disk installation program provided by Nonux
- Web documents installation scripts is now separated from XAMPP boot scripts. You can execute it from Xfce menu, or manually: # bash /opt/slampp/install.sh
- Fixed fstab

libxmldiff library aims at providing efficient diff on XML file
Main features:
- Detection of modified items, added items, removed items
- Not sensitive to item position changes (based on a id).
- Designed to support large XML files (about 100 Mo). For larger files, treat these files with XML Pre Diff Tool would be a good idea.
- Basic XML manipulation (XSLT, Deletion,...)
- Scripting abilities
- Simple to use
How does it work ?
libxmldiff diff two files, and output a file with exactly the same structure (unlike other xml diffing utilities), and containing an extra diff:status attribute.
The meaning of this diff:status argument is :
added : the element has been added.
removed : the element has been removed.
modified : either an argument or the text has been modified, the values will be outputted with the | separator : "before|after".
below : the element itself was not modified, but a child item was.
libxmldiff can use identifiers (attributes or nodes) to see exactly which element has been added or removed, despite the order of the elements.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a crash while using XSLT parameters in scripts, infinite loops when the script does not exist, and some memory leaks.