Free modification software for linux

exifDate is a service menu that lets you change modification date of jpeg images with the date from exif informations.

So your images will be dated with the shoot date and not the rotated/resized... date.

PDF::API2 is The Next Generation of Text::PDF::API, a Perl module-chain that facilitates the creation and modification of PDF files.
It features support for the 14 base PDF Core Fonts, TrueType fonts, and Adobe-Type1, with unicode mappings, embedding of bitmap images, compression via zlib, and a rich object-oriented API.
Main features:
- Works with more than one PDF file open at once
- It presents a object-oriented API to the user
- Modification of existing PDF Documents
- Import Pages from existing PDF Documents
- the 14 base PDF Core Fonts
- a subset of the base PDF CJK Fonts
- a subset of the Microsoft Webfonts (not embedded)
- Adobe-Type1 Fonts in both ascii and binary format (.pfa/pfb)
- TrueType fonts (.ttf)
- OpenType Fonts with TrueType Outlines (.ttf)
- OpenType Fonts with Postscript Outlines (.otf)
- Joint Photographics Experts Group images (.jpeg)
- Portable Network Graphics images (.png)
- Graphics Interchange Format images (.gif)
- Tagged Image File Format images (.tiff)
- Portable AnyMap images (.pbm/pgm/ppm)

DBIx::HTMLinterface is a class for creating a CGI interface to a database.

SYNOPSIS

use CGI;
use DBI;
use DBIx::HTMLinterface;

$cgi = new CGI;
$dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql:[DATABASE]:[HOSTNAME]","[USERNAME]","[PASSWORD]") );
$DBinterface = new DBIx::HTMLinterface ($cgi, $dbh, "[INFOTABLE NAME]");

# Below here is only executed if a HTMLinterface action was not taken, so print a menu

print $cgi->header;
print
";
print

The DBIx::HTMLinterface class allows a CGI interface to a database. It enables a CGI interface to a database to be created, supporting record addition, modification, deletion and searching. It provides a user friendly interface with descriptions of fields provided. The field descriptions along with information on whether the field is visible, hidden or excluded are extracted from a table, allowing easy modification and addition of fields and tables without having to edit code.

Features

Simple database administration

Forms are created automatically on demand, SQL statements are generated as needed and processed. The module contains enough autonomy to potentially run with only wrapper perl code placed around it.

Full form configuration

Forms can be modified to add descriptions and extra information to fields, making it easy to change output without having to edit code.

Control

Extensive callback procedures and configuration options allow output, password protection and logging to be configured as desired.

Full HTML customisation

HTML output and table formats can be customised easily by the user.

dctcd is a background-running wrapper for DCTC (Direct Connect Text Client) that automates the running of servers, gathers upload statistics, and works as a chat bot.
There are a few GUIs, some of them are graphical (dc_gui, dc_gui2, dc_qt, ...), other are text based client (danae, ldcc,...) and other are console frontend (rccp).
Enhancements:
- done log file contains upload log.
- fix the incorrect information sent to the UI when uploading a file bigger than 2GB (only the display is buggy, the transfer works).
- update .spec file to support fedora (based on Sammy Atmadja modification).

fftrans is a modification of the "Quick and Dirty Transcoder" script to use ffmpeg instead of gstreamer.

Very quick-and-dirty, only usable for transcoding files for transfer to media devices, but as far as I know the only way one can transcode to wma for a wma player.

Mergeant is a database administration tool.

Mergeant allows to connect to any database through the Libgda library (MySQL, PostgeSQL, Oracle, etc) and manage data within the database.

Any DML (data manipulation: insertion, update, deletion and selection) query can be created to help managing the data (queries can have optionnal parameters), from SQL statements or from a GUI interface.

The database structure (tables, data types, etc) can be browsed (modification is on the TODO list), and graphical representations of the database relations can be created.

Findwild is (yet another) program to search for files. It works quite differently from the other programs you may have used.
This software offers the following search criteria:
- directory path to search, with multiple wildcards placed anywhere
- file name(s) to search for, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file name(s) to exclude, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file content string(s) to search for, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file content string(s) to exclude, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file modification date within a desired range
- your choice of delimiters that define the file strings to be searched
Search criteria can be saved and recalled. It is relatively easy to modify a query incrementally, to zero-in on the results you need.
Performance Indicators:
+ Search /usr/share/* (69000 files) for all files containing the string thumb* 193 files found, 89 seconds
+ Modify the query to search only files named *.html 51 files found, 12 seconds