Free moon defence 1.6 software for linux

Moonlander is a space simulation game.

You must land with lander on the Moon, but you have limited fuel.

Landing is very hard, because you must land very very slow. Prees "B" to increase fuel.

Kalendae project is a tool to convert dates between the modern western calendar (entered using a localized GUI) and the ancient Roman one expressed in Latin.

Leap years are taken into account starting from 10 B.C.

TkPanel is a panel application, greatly inspired by the CDE panel, with some other features; it is basically used to call other programs, that can be configured by the user. Thus, with TkPanel, the programs which are more often executed can be easily called.
TkPanel is able to lock the computer, and can run arbitrary command on the fly. It can show basic information about the computer resources (CPU and memory usage), display the time in various formats, and has a simple schedule. There is a graphical tool to config, change all its variables, add/remove buttons and sub-panels.
The user can also use TkPanel to change the page when running at some specifics Window Managers, place it at any edge of the screen (thus, really fans of TkPanel can have a few programs running at the same time!), align it at the corners, turn it into a hidden mode, and select what tools to display as buttons (choosing its place). All its functions are available through some keystrokes.
TkPanel is written on a Linux system with Tcl/Tk scripts; first to allow easy modifications being applied; second, to be executed on systems where Tcl/Tk is available.
Enhancements:
- (schedule) can select a date when clicking at the calendar
- removed an extra newline that is printed each time get_sch is called
- fixed schedule to print messages without date;
- read in config window will update the colors too...;
- changed some panel appearances on the man page to control-panel;

xRecurseDiff is a small sotware, useful for all those programmers working with a own code repository (class library or similar). Helps to rapidly verify difference between different copies of the same file.

For every file in project directory search in library directory for files having the same name. A report containing results is shown. A detailed diff output can be shown. Search can be case-insensitive and limited by a char filter.

Installation:

Extract archive: tar xzf xRecurseDiff.version.tgz
Enter in the new directory: cd xRecurseDiff.version
Link the correct language file: ln -s lang/xrdstrings-lang.h xrdstrings.h
Compile: make
Copy in the path: cp xrecursediff /usr/local/bin/

ToscanaJ is a Java reimplementation of the classic Formal Concept Analysis frontend Toscana. It was built using software development techniques like MVC architecture and XML based files to provide more flexibilty for implementation of new features.

Since ToscanaJ is a pure viewer/browser for conceptual schemas and optimized for a non-technical audience, it comes with additional tools for creating the data displayed and to offer additional, more technical analysis capabilities. The four main tools are:

ToscanaJ

The viewer/browser component

Elba

An editor for conceptual schemas on relational databases. Database-aware and offering extra tools like exporting SQL scripts.

Siena

In many ways similar to Elba (mostly thanks to shared code), Siena edits conceptual schemas that store their data in memory.

Lucca

An experimental editor that is supposed to make use out of implication analysis of SQL clauses to allow very explorative and intuitive creation of database-connected systems.

With the 1.0 release ToscanaJ and Elba have reached a feature set that allows using them in concrete applications. This is a very important milestone for the project, since we expect to get a user base and thereby a lot of feedback about our work. If you use ToscanaJ and its editors, please feel free to mail any comment to the developer mailing list, we are always happy to hear about your experiences -- good or bad.

Siena and Lucca are not as advanced, although Siena is already used in some research environments. We expect Siena to be an official part of the releases quite soon, while Lucca is very experimental and might never be an official product.

Please note that DSTC can offer you professional services and aimed development around the project and that both universities maintain research activities in this area. If you are looking for support in your commercial or research activities, please feel free to ask the developer mailing list, we will be happy to give you advice how your ideas fit into the project.

RegExplorer project is a regular Expression Explorer.

It allows for writing regular expressions and visually see the matches, thus making regular expression much easier to write and maintain.