Free three kingdoms software for linux

Text::Template::Inline allows easy formatting of hierarchical data.

SYNOPSIS

# you can import any name you want instead of "render"
use Text::Template::Inline render;

# yields "Replace things and stuff."
render {
foo => things,
bar => stuff,
}, q ;

# yields "Three Two One Zero"
render [qw/ Zero One Two Three /], {3} {2} {1} {0};

# for a blessed $obj that has id and name accessors:
render $obj, {id} {name};

# a "fat comma" can be used as syntactic sugar:
render $obj => {id} {name};

# its also possible to traverse heirarchies of data,
# even of different types.
# the following yields "one two three"
render {
a => { d => one },
b => { e => two },
c => { f => [qw/ zero one two three /], },
} => {a.d} {b.e} {c.f.3};

# theres also an automatic unindent feature that
# lines up to the least-indented line in the template:
render {
a => { d => one },
b => { e => two },
c => { f => [qw/ zero one two three /], },
} => q{
{a.d}
{b.e}
{c.f.3}
};
# the above results in this:
one
two
three

Heimdal is an implementation of Kerberos 5, largely written in Sweden (which was important when we started writing it, less so now). Heimdal project is freely available under a three clause BSD style license.
Other free implementations include the one from MIT, and Shishi.
Enhancements:
- Several bugs in iprop were fixed.
- Platforms without dlopen are now supported.
- RFC3526 modp group14 is now included by default.
- [kdc] database = { } entries are now handled without realm = stanzas.
- krb5_get_renewed_creds and kaserver preauth were fixed along with other bugs.

OpenNMS is a FREE and the first enterprise-grade network management platform developed using the open source model.
The three main functional areas of OpenNMS are service polling, which monitors services on the network and reports on their "service level"; data collection from the remote systems via SNMP in order to measure the performance of the network; and a system for event management and notifications.
Enhancements:
- The big push for this release was to move all of the C code out of the main OpenNMS branch so that the remaining Java code can be compiled once for all supported platforms.
- Three new packages (jicmp, jrrd, and iplike) have been created as dependencies.

Perro software is a set of three daemons that logs incoming IP/TCP, IP/UDP and IP/ICMP packets. Also produces detailed logs.

Installation:

1) cd src
3) Edit the Makefile (only to set the install and log directories if you want a non-standard one).
4) make
5) make install

Kanatest project is a hiragana and katakana drill tool.

Kanatest is a simple, GTK 2-based kana drill tool. It offers three drill modes: hiragana, katakana, and mixed mode.

The tester shows random kana characters and waits until you enter the romaji equivalent in an entry field.

At the end, statistics are provided.

PiX Bros software is a game which mixes three arcade classics: Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros and Tumble Pop.
Your objective in this game is to destroy every enemy with your characters abilities in order to demonstrate that your character is the best hero in the world.
Main features:
- 3 players at the same time, in the same computer
- 3 different characters
- 6 levels (this is just a demo..)
- 3 different enemies
- Save game
- 3 difficulty levels

Digipup project contains three of Dave Freeses (W1HKJ) most popular free software offerings for amateur radio: Fldigi, which does a great job on digital sound card modes like PSK, RTTY, MFSK, and others; Fl_logbook, a small, fast, efficient logging program to record your contacts; and Geoid, which computes the bearing and distance between sites using either latitude and longitude or Maidenhead grid locators.