Free tracks software for linux

streamripagent is a simple Amarok script that watches the tracks streamed in Amarok. If any of the regexps in ~/.streamripagent matches the current title, streamripper is started and the track is ripped to a specified directory.

Its not exactly an amarok script that you can manage with the amarok script manager, but its related to amarok, so I put it in this category.

Please read the README before installing and running streamripagent!

SuperTuxKart is an enhanced version of TuxKart, a kart racing game, originaly done by Steve Baker, featuring Tux and a bunch of his friends.
Main features:
- new characters
- new tracks
- a completly new userinterface
- some smaller graphical improvemnts (skidmarks, smoke, animated wheels, etc.)
- whole bunch of new bugs, in its current state its not really playable

Exaile project is a media player aiming to be similar to KDEs AmaroK, but for GTK+. It incorporates many of the features from AmaroK (and other media players) like automatic fetching of album art, handling of large libraries, lyrics fetching, artist/album information via the wikipedia, last.fm support, and optional iPod support (assuming you have python-gpod installed).

In addition, it includes a built in shoutcast directory browser, tabbed playlists (so you can have more than one playlist open at a time), blacklisting of tracks (so they dont get scanned into your library), downloading of guitar tablature from fretplay.com, and submitting played tracks on your iPod to last.fm.

Katapult-Fast Track project is a Katapult fork based on the KDE SVN repository. It fixes several outstanding issues of upstream Katapult. Unfortunately, Katapult development stagnated and no progress has been made upstream for half a year. Hopefully someone from the team will actually reply to my e-mails so Katapult development can continue. If not this fork will need a name (Im obviously leaning towards Fast Track) and will be a separate project altogether.
Improvements over last stable Katapult release:
- Support for multiple results (Press up or down keys to see more results)
- Support for multiple actions (Press left or right keys to see more actions)
- Adaptive search
- Threaded architecture
- Non-blocking DCOP calls
Kudos to the team for providing the framework for multiple results, multiple actions, and multithreaded catalogs.
Caveats:
- Currently, only the program and bookmark catalogs actually return more than one result at a time.
- Only the program catalog supports adaptive search.
- Only the amarok catalog has multiple actions.
What this means for YOU:
- The amarok catalog should not slow down Katapult if you have a big collection of songs.
- The amarok catalog can now queue songs and add songs to the current playlist
- The program catalog will adapt to your launching preferences (i.e. no more "Konquest" results when all you want is "Konqueror")
- You no longer have to type more letters (press the down key to choose something else)
What is still lacking:
- Testing. Especially for the amarok catalog. I only have a couple of GB worth of songs so I cant speak for everyone but this should be an improvement over the last release.
- Spell catalog. Ive tried everything to get KSpell to play nice with separate threads (i.e. call KSpell in the main thread, block the worker thread till KSpell is done, then pass the result to the worker thread) but it just wont work.
- Composite support. I havent applied my own real transparency patch. Dont try to apply it here because it was made to specifically work against 0.3.1.4.
Installation:
Extract the files. cd to the created directory. Then ./configure and make and then install as root.
For any problems, either leave something here or post something at the Katapult forums. Ill get back to you as soon as I can. Please include how to reproduce your problems.

Adcd project is a cd player for Linux with a ncurses (text mode) interface.
Adcd can play all the tracks from a disc in order (linear mode), or in the order specified by the user (playlist mode), and includes all the functions expected in a stand-alone cd player, including random play and loop mode.
The functions adcd can perform are:
Open/Close
Play/Pause/Stop
Goto track
Goto Prev/next track
Seek forward/backward
Loop and Loop1 modes
Playlist edition
Random playlist
Set/Show volume
Show elapsed/remaining time of track/disc
Enhancements:
- The license has been updated to GPL version 3 or later.

GMap is a Map editor for GPS maps that runs on linux. This project is a work in progress. GMap reads various formats and writes .mp polish map format files suitable for compiling using the cgpsmapper compiler.
I also have some notes relating to the use of GPS tools on Linux and the use of cGPSmapper on Linux and M$-Windows.
Currently the development is at an alpha stage. However it is starting to provide some basic funtionality so there is a copy here for anyone that wants to play.
Note that this is the only doc there is at the moment, it is incomplete and may also be slightly out of sync with the uploaded executable.
Main features:
- Display tracks and area (POLYLINE/POLYGON) features.
- Some POI support
- Editing of track and area features.
- Limited UNDO, currently should handle add, delete and move points. Split tracks. Convert a track to an area feature. Dont rely on it. Save often.
- Read and write data data to Polish format map data files. These are suitable for feeding to the cGPSmapper map compiler.
- Read tracks and waypoints from ".gpx" files (from gpsbabel or mapsource uploads)
- Read Tracks and points from google earth ".kml" files (not .kmz)
- Saves to named file or first input file. Original input is renamed to oldname;version (eg gmap fred.mp -> save renames to fred.mp;1 etc)
- Holds 2 sets of map data, one as a reference which is not written out. You can merge as many files as you like on read.
- Some handling of things with holes.
- Map warping. Allows you to warp one set of map data so it aligns correctly with another set of data. Example being to fix data estimated from images or maps against correct ground tracks.
- Knows something about the world being curved.
- Can read tracks, waypoints and current position from my garmin GPSMap 60CSx and a ForeRunner301