Free nintendo ds roms software for linux

The Romalizer project is a Tcl script to analyze your MAME roms and report errors.
The ROMalizer is a Tcl script that examines your .zip files for MAME ROMs and lets you know if you have any extra data in them. It can also report incorrect filenames, CRCs, etc.
Enhancements:
- romalizer will no longer move the zipfiles it has fixed into your roms directory unless you specify the -M option. This will allow you to run romalizer as a normal user on a roms filesystem that is only writable by root or some other games administrator. If you use the -M option, romalzier will back up your old roms into the working directory as usual, if the -M option is not used, the new (fixed) roms will be located in the working directory.
- romalizer now fully supports two new styles of merging your roms. You may now use the -g or -G options to tell romalizer to use one of these new merging formats. When -g is used, romalizer will merge all clones into a single zip file. When -G is used, romalizer will create clone zip files that are capable of being run independantly of the parent romset. I have tested these new merging features on my pacman romset and it works beautifully, however more testing probably needs to be done on a complete romset for these options.
- neogeo games are now supported, romalizer will just ignore any CRC that matches 354029fc (ng-sfix.rom), 9036d879 (neo-geo.rom), and 97cf998b (ng-sm1.rom). Thus neogeo roms are now fully supported except for these 3 which should be placed in a file called neogeo.zip.
- romalizer requires usage of UnZip version 5.41 or higher due to a Y2K bug in UnZip. This patch will now check your unzip version and abort if you do not have a recent version of UnZip.

Romeo MAME frontend project is a Java frontend to MAME.

It supports XMame and the Windows command line, and it has a lot of features.

This application is skinnable. It can automatically download ROMs, screenshots, flyers, and other related types of media.

A different config file can be used for each game.

KWiideo is a video encoder for the mjpeg codec, which is supported by the Nintendo Wii.

You can use mencoder or ffmpeg as encoder. If you want to add subtitles you have to use mencoder, because ffmpeg cant add srt files to videos (maybe ffmpeg can do it, but didnt found a function for it).

You can set the quality of the output video using the quality slider. Available values 1 (best quality, largest files) to 30 (poor quality, small files). An other way to change the quality is setting the bitrate. High bitrates create better quality, but the filesize increase. It is not possible to use the quality slider and the bitrate setting function at the same time. Changing the bitrate seems not to work with mencoder and mjpeg as codec, you better take the quality slider when you use mencoder as encoder.

For splitting the video, you need avisplit. Comments are welcome.

Nosefart is a player for NES Sound Format (NSF) files (which consist of audio data ripped from Nintendo Entertainment System games).
It runs as a standalone player in Linux, with both command line and GTK interfaces, as well has having plugins for Winamp, XMMS, and CL-amp.
Enhancements:
- The file selection dialog now remembers what directory you used in the last session.
- If esd (or something else) is blocking the sound card, it now pops up an error rather than just hanging.

Pingus is a free Lemmings clone for GNU/Linux and Windows covered under the GNU GPL. Pingus uses ClanLib and libxml and might also be usable on some other OSs like FreeBSD, but hasnt been tested there.

Pingus is mainly developed under GNU/Linux, thats why the Windows port is sometimes a bit behind.

Pingus has started at the end of 1998 with the simple goal to create a Free (as in freedom, not as in free beer) Lemmingstm clone. The Free means you get the sources and are allowed and encouraged to change and distribute them.

You basically get everything that I used to create this game. In the years it has grown than quite a bit over the original goal and become something more than just a clone, we have original artwork, a built-in level editor, new actions, multiplayer and a few other features.

If you dont know Lemmingstm, here comes a short introduction. Its a puzzle game developed in 1991 by DMA Design. The player takes command in the game of a bunch of small animals and has to guide them around in levels. Since the animals walk on their own, the player can only influence them by giving them commands, like build a bridge, dig a hole or redirect all animals in the other direction.

The goal of each level is to reach the exit, for fix multiple combination of commands are necessary. The game is presented in a 2D site view. For more information you might want to visit Lemmingstm fanpage

While Pingus is based on the idea of Lemmingstm, it has included some other ideas, which werent presented in the original Lemmingstm, like the worldmap or secret levels, which might be familiar from games the Super Mario World and other Nintendo games. We have also a few new actions, like the jumper which werent presented in the original game.

Snowfence is a simple firewall for the Sharp Zaurus, a GNU/Linux-based palmtop computer.
Snowfence uses the Linux kernels iptables firewall support to limit the ability of potential attackers to access the Zauruss services remotely while still allowing the Zauruss legitimate local user to make use of the network as usual.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License (LICENSE in the source distribution) for more details.
Enhancements:
- Support for different ROMs was improved.

ROMBrowser project is a tool for organizing emulator ROMs.
It will identify rom files by their CRC, give information about their characteristics (game title, parent rom, etc), and organize those ROMs with different filters.
If you like to play with emulation and emulators, you know the pain of keeping track of your thousands of ROM files, not to mention figuring out what it is youve just downloaded. Thats what ROMBrowser is for. Eventually I hope to have a system that works somewhat like romcenter, but is java based and GPLd.
I also am planning on developing a schema for storing meta-data related to ROM files. There are currently several databases out there that have information about ROM files, usually keyed by the files CRC32. Part of the ROMBrowser project will be to develop an open standard for that kind of data (probably an XML DTD) and a plan for the distributed classification of ROM files, so users can classify unknown ROMs and distribute that information.
Enhancements:
- Added Super Nintendo rom handler for SMC files. It doesnt handle interleaved files yet.
- Separated out datafiles from main distribution, added credits tag to xml database, to give credit to the rom database maintainers (just using conversions of cowerings goodtools for now).
- Changed rom info viewer to table view. Added ability to modify rom data, changes will be saved in knownfiles.xml
- Changed how file searching works, now only files that have romhandlers (nes and smc currently) get processed, all others are ignored.
- Made file converter work better for converting romcenter dat files (use net.sourceforge.rombrowser.util.ROMDatabaseFileConverter
- Deleting specific roms from the treeview will remove them from knownfiles, and will also delete them from the filesystem if delete-on-remove is true.
- Deleting folders from the treeview will still not remove their child entries from knowfiles or delete the foders or their children.
- Changed the way rominfo files are handled, now if the datafile property has colons in it, it will treat it as a list of datafiles, eg: "goodnes.xml.gz:goodsnes.xml.gz" would look for both goodnes and goodsnes in the rombrowser home folder

bytecounter is a Perl program to copy data while keeping track of and showing a status line indicating the data-rate and estimated time remaining. Optionally, it retries on errors, for recovering files from bad media.

bytecounter is primary designed to be used "in-between" two programs, to measure rate of data flow. For instance, you might pipe the output of tar to bytecounter, and redirect bytecounter to a tar file, to get data-rate and ETA information on the tar operation.

Some examples of practical usage are listed in the source code comments. It may operate on files, floppy disks, hard disks, terminals, tapes, CD-ROMs, FIFOs, and anything else you could think of to connect to standard input and standard output.

It includes a mode called bccat, which checks the sizes for all named files for use with the ETA feature, and concatenates them together for input.