Free netstumbler 0.3.0 software for linux

Skulker is a rules-based tool for log and temporary file management.
It offers a wide range of facilities to help manage disk space, including compression, deletion, rotation, archiving, and directory reorganization.
The project provides dry-run facilities to test new rules, as well as detailed space reclaimed reporting.
Enhancements:
- Minor additions were made to the list of functions supported for choosing files, including file counts and directory sizing.
- The necessary rules were added for running on Solaris 10, which has been tested successfully.

i18nHTML is a collection of PHP files that can be used to write webpages that visitors can translate into their respective native languages. i18nHTML project uses a database to match sentences from the webpage against translations.
i18nHTML defines a set of PHP functions that generate either the translated HTML sentences or the original (typically English) text with decorations that allow users to provide translations.
i18nHTML requires the internationalized webpages to be written using the provided PHP functions but does not constrain the page design in any way.
Webpages internationalized with i18nHTML can be updated without loosing existing translations for sentences that were not changed.
Enhancements:
- This release adds user accounts and an administrative interface to i18nHTML.
- The administrative interface features pages with heuristics for finding and deleting invalid translations.
- New target languages for translations must now be explicitly created by the system administrator first.
- Files are now installed in more appropriate locations.
- The installation system has been completely re-done.

AjaxStub package provides a Python API for writing Web pages that include JavaScript stubs for Python functions or methods.
A few months ago (it is now February 2007) I decided to start looking into AJAX. My engineering experience has mostly been in writing servers, threaded application, etc. in Java, Python, and some in C. When I started to play with AJAX I had to add Javascript to my repertoire. I have always applied the rules of abstraction to my code and I wasnt going to change with Javascript, so I started searching the NET for what the best practices were in AJAX implementations.
I found some interesting stuff on Web Services, REST (Representational State Transfer), RPC (Remote Procedure Call), SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), and the list goes on. Ive done a lot of work with XMLRPC, so I thought Id look for something in that vane. I found only one API for RPC written in Python that seemed to work, but when I looked at the code I realized that it was very immature, so I rolled my own. So, here is my contribution to the OpenSource community. It is only in its early stages, but is quite functional already.
The idea behind AjaxStub is to provide an API that will let you write Python methods or functions that will be called by an identically named function in Javascript. The AJAX communication is completely abstracted from the developer. You write your Python API and a few Javascript functions and your done. Well it may not be that easy depending on what you are trying to achieve with your site, however, the concept is really very simple.
Enhancements:
- AjaxStub now will process multi-requests properly.
- Custom content types can now be added, and the debug mode now is more verbose.
- The home page now has additional example code and API documentation is now available.
- All documentation is now included in the tarball or zip packages.

Etiquette provides an interaction protocol construction tool.
Etiquette is an interaction protocol construction toolkit. The projects goal is to build a framework for rapid design of network communication code.
Etiquette interaction protocols are intended to describe valid communication processes that can occur in networked applications, along with error-handling code.
Etiquette provides protocol tracing and single-stepping support.
Main features:
- First-class interaction protocols
- Support for legacy protocols
- Basic error handling
- Debugging facilities
- Iteration syntax
- TCP/IP communication transport
- HTTP subset protocol
Enhancements:
- New upstream version, much improved and new underlying protocols.

Gemello is a forms front end for PostgreSQL on GTK. Gemello project is written in Python and uses Python as the trigger language.

Abu combines design concepts of Oracle Forms and Microsoft Access. It is meant to be simple and lean yet powerful enough to support scalable applications.

saydate is a Linux shell program that talks the date and system uptime. saydate was adapted from saytime.sh (shell version of saytime, by david@eng.sun). Sound recording is not necessary for running saydate but it is useful if you want to record your own voice in place of mine.

Check to see if your system supports sounds through soundcard by running the folowing code snippet:
# record 4 seconds of audio from microphone

dd bs=8k count=4 sample.au

# play back sound

cat sample.au >/dev/audio

To install saydate just do the following three steps:

1.) Unpack the archive by typing tar xzvf saydate*
2.) Type cd saydate* to change into the saydate directory. Check the Makefile in the saydate directory for the correct paths to your manpage-directory (either /usr/man/man1, or /usr/share/man/man1) and doc-directory (either /usr/doc or /usr/share/doc), and uncomment the correct entries.

3.) Become root by typing su and the root-password.
Then type make install to install saydate (you must be in the saydate directory for this!).

SDL_prim is a set of simple drawing primitives for use with the SDL Library.

Currently, SDL_prim supports lines, circles, and triangles, with support for anti-aliasing and alpha-blending. Circles and Triangles also have support for filling.