Free nix 1.0.9a software for linux

FindIt NIX project is a clone of a great find-the-difference game.
FindItNIX is a clone of the Windows game FindItXP. The goal is to spot the 5 differences between 2 images within a certain amount of time. The quicker you find them, the higher the bonus will be.
FindItNIX features high scores compatible with those of the Windows version and over 1200 levels available on the Internet.
Enhancements:
- Implemented hack in Makefile so the program links to the libqt-2.x.x.so in stead of the 3.x libraries which cause an unknown problem. Until I fixed this, and qt-2.x.x is
- still on your system you wont have any problems compiling nymore.
- Some minor documentation updates.

Nmap-cgi is a web-portscanner that use nmap to make his scans. Nmap-cgi is written in Perl and run on *nix machines. Initially made during the SoC program, this project was developped by the Nmap project
Main features:
- Separate privileges and rights into groups
- Many rights for each nmap option
- Three type of scans : single, scheduled and periodic
- The scan-output is available in a text and xml file (with XSLT stylesheet)
- OS detection
- Support TCP and UDP
- Scan an IP address, a hostname or a subnet

OT2 project is a bonsai collection management software for *nix systems and windows, it helps you to manage your trees, your pots and your pictures.
Main features:
Basics features
- Unlimited number of trees and pots with their detailed characteristics.
- Sort trees according to their name, age, species..., show all of them or only a subset (mature bonsai, potensai, kusamono...)
- For each tree, you can record or schedule any work, remark, treatement, etc..
- Add as many pictures as you want. Pictures can be resized and moved to a repository while the original may be saved in another place.
- See the complete history of a tree, pictures and events displayed together or separated.
- For rempotting events, choose the pot to put the tree in.
- Full fledged installer/desinstaller
- Free sotfware (as defined by the FSF) : no limitations, no customer code, will always be free.
- ...and many more.
Advanced features :
- Easy to use interface, tabbed navigation.
- Integration with you favorite image editor : no more lengthy search on your hard drive to find a picture for a virtual.
- Export your tree data to a set of HTML pages.
- Batch management of trees with progressive individualization. Very handy for seedlings!
- Data stored in file or in a mySql server, local or distant (GNU/Linux only feature)
- Use the industry standard SQL language to store the data : your data is safely keeped and still belongs to you !
- and more...
Enhancements:
Bug fixes:
- pot suppression doesnt work
- order button without effect in some views
- tree history view no updated after adding a picture or an event
- price of tree limited to 99
- doubling of apostrophes when reentering text.
- crash when suppressing a picture in its full size view
- pot price is not properly displayed
- bugs in default picture managment
- some spelling mistakes
- corrected bug which prevented the programm to run
- correctly on non english or french systems (e.g. german)
- Fixed bug on tab tittle
Improvements:
- new full fledged windows installer
- display values (start, number to show, sorting order etc) remembered from one session to the next
- new dialog to easily choose the default pic of a tree
- for kusamonos, style is automatically set to "without"
- for pots, shape is not required anymore
- HTML export assistant now allow to choose a background image and a cascading style sheet. A default style is proposed in the app folder.
- double click on a pot, photo or tree summary opens the complete view in a new tab
- new tabs show on foreground
- creation of a new tree now just needs entering its name and its species
- Partially improved updating view when adding pictures

Rubix is a Linux distribution forked from Slackware Linux.
It differs from its parent in that Rubix uses Arch Linuxs pacman for simplified package management with dependency resolution and it has a completely revamped init system, maintaining the BSD style, but adding modularity.
What is Rubix?
- It is a new Linux distribution that is something of a fork of Slackware 10.1.
- It will branch off in its own direction very quickly, in many ways, it already has.
- It maintains the Slackware traditions of Simplicity, Security and Stability.
- It will run on all i486 hardware and newer and is optimized for i686.
- It is designed to support mission critical hardware and be very admin friendly.
- It is a great distribution for knowledgable *NIX users!
- If you know Slackware, you will do great in Rubix!
How is Rubix different from Slackware?
- Rubix uses Arch Linuxs pacman for simplified package management with dependency resolution.
- Rubix has completely revamped the init system, maintaining the BSD style, but adding modularity.
- Rubix uses gcc 3.4.1 and compiles most packages with SSP (aka: ProPolice), and PIE (Position Independant Executable) wherever possible, but will never patch software just to make it compile with SSP andor PIE. This means that Rubix should not be thought of as a hardened distribution as many packages can not be compiled with SSP, however, it does mean that Rubix is harder than most. This logic makes most software more secure and does not require downstream patching for compatability, a major goal of Rubix.
Enhancements:
- This is the inaugural release of the Rubix Linux operating system. Rubix Linux is distributed with the Linux kernel versions 2.6.15.5, 2.4.32 and 2.4.32-grsec. Rubix Linux is well equipped to serve in both desktop and server roles. Rubix has exceptional hardware detection with udev replacing hotplug for 2.6 kernels and the latest KDE desktop version 3.5.1. Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.1 and Thunderbird 1.5 are now the default web browser and email client. Rubix Linux also supports the best modern filesystems including ext2, ext3, JFS, XFS, ReiserFS and now Reiser4 (with 2.6 kernels) from installation.

phpEditIni is a PHP script for Linux/*nix and Windows which lets you edit your PHP.INI file in a browser based GUI. phpEditIni project lets you alter the values of configuration settings, and uncomment or comment lines by clicking a checkbox.

You can also insert, edit and delete lines. It is in the Beta4 stage of release (fixed CR/LF for Windows and LF for Linux/*nix from Beta3). We will probably not implement new features for the moment, so please dont email us feature requests.

Installation:

To install on Linux, download the zip file, unzip it, and copy the phpEditIni folder to
your webroot. Then do a "chmod 777" on the phpeditini directory.

To run the script, you can just enter http://localhost/phpEditIni/ into your address bar.

Spartan-style ICQ clone written in Python.
INSTALLATION
unpack the source code into directory you want py-icq to be stored in.
cd YOUR_DIR; gunzip -c py-icq-(release_num).tar.gz | tar xfv -
cd py-icq
sudo make install
what actually happens is tiny shell script created in your bin catalog, that calls python interpreter with ./src/main.py as aparameter.
at this point, your shell may want you to rehash search paths and hopefully you can run the client.
Main features:
- free, under BSD-style license
- runs on any platform with Python installed (*NIX, Mac, Win32, others)
- able to support different GUI fron-ends
- uses AIM Oscar protocol
Enhancements:
- path hook added to give an ability to run
- normally from any place
- socket errors exceptions handling
- ugly install added
- tkinter GUI changes:
- password prompt when starting
- buddy status in the contact list
- offgoing/ongoing buddy handlinG

WIKINDx is a single or multi-user research environment storing searchable bibliographies, notes, and citations, and integrated with a WYSIWYG word processor for the authoring of publication-ready articles automatically formatted to chosen citation styles. The system includes support for migrating to and from BibTeX and Endnote.
Main features:
- can manage all my bibliographic data allowing me to search through them with an accuracy and speed that cannot be duplicated with index cards.
- enables me to store unlimited quotes, paraphrases and thoughts and to efficiently cross-reference them in a searchable database.
- is free, stable and open source allowing me to cast off the shackles of commercial, licensed software.
- supports non-English multi-byte character sets.
- runs on all major operating systems (*NIX, OsX, Windows).
- runs not only on a desktop computer but also on a web server so I can access my bibliography from any networked point or share my bibliography with my research team.
- allows multiple attachments for each bibliographic resource.
- can export my bibliography in various bibliographic styles (APA, Chicago, IEEE for example).
- allows me to edit or create bibliographic styles through a graphical interface.
- integrates a WYSIWYG word processor with easy importation of quotes etc. so that at long last I can write an article, from draft through to publication with automatic citation formatting, entirely within the one software.
- at the click of a mouse button will reformat my article to another citation style whether that style uses footnotes, endnotes or in-text citation.