Free no need software for linux

No New Window forces Firefox to never open links in a new window automatically.

If you want to open a link in a new window, you can still do that via the context menu, but if a website author specifies that a link should open in a new window, that is ignored.

Please note that this extension is not needed anymore (and does, indeed, not install) in Firefox 1.5, as that version offers the desired behaviour as a configuration option.

No Gravity game is a futuristic and fantastic universe made of five intergalactic worlds. An arcade type game with great playability, where it is easy to plunge into space battles against spacefighters, space stations and more !

No Gravity is a space shooter in 3D a la Wing Commander. The player is controlling a space ship view from the first person. In each mission, the player need to accomplish some objectives, like shoot and destroys enemy ships or base, escorting some ships, clearing mine field, etc....

A brief description of the objectives is given at the beginning of a mission. In some situations, the player has some wingmen, and it can controls them by giving order like attack enemy, retreat, protect the base etc... A mission is composed of different sectors which has differents objectives.

When the objectives of the current sector is complete, the player needs to go the nearest NAV point, when he can wrap to the next sector. In the last sector, a warp gate is apparearing and the player need to go through it and complete the level. At the end of each episodes (one episode is 10 missions), there is a large base station to destroy.

When the player complete all the episodes (5 episodes), the game ends. The mission fails if : - The player got destroyed or - if an objective is not complete (like an important ship being destroyed by enemy).

Installation:

For Linux users, Download the No Gravity (Combo Bin+Data - Win32/Mac/Linux only)
for Linux i386 package and run the autopackage.

Pollix is a Live CD with many programming tools (for Java, Python, Perl and Tcl/Tk). Based on Knoppix, Pollix boots from the CD and detects hardware automatically - there is no need for installation.
Main features:
- Include many programming tools: J2SE SDK (full with doc), Jikes, Netbeans, Eclipse, BlueJ, JGrasp, JSwat, Tomcat, JBoss, Boa-Constructor, IDLE, SPE, VisualTcl, SWIG, SciTE, etc., and several Java, Python and Perl libraries
- Include XCIN to support Chinese character input (invoke an application by command line "/usr/local/bin/chinese app_name")
- Update software from Debian testing/unstable

pNRG project is a package for maintaining and visualizing network data, particularly suited for historical trend analysis of network resources.

pNRG doesnt need any explicit configuration and is able to auto-discover, mantain and graph new resources (either IPv4/IPv6 end hosts, network segments, MAC addresses, Autonomous Systems, etc.) as soon as they produce a traffic footprint.

pNRG at a glance:

* Easily displays network data collected through pmacct, regardless of the data source, ie. the network itself, NetFlow or sFlow.
* Straight to your preferred web browser from a couple of pmaccts memory plugins, without the need to configure or define anything.
* No need to rotate, mantain or update anything once the package is in place.
* Just a working installation of pmacct, RRDtool and an Apache supporting execution of CGIs are required.

While it has been over-simplified, specifically tailored to network usage and written from the scratch, most of its concepts are deeply rooted inside the NRG project. For the task, pNRG gets data from a couple of pmaccts memory plugins and relies over RRDTool for graphs and CGIs.

tkspeedtouch is a simple and clean GUI to setting up speedtouch alcatel modem. It uses appropriate drivers developed by http://speedtouch.sourceforge.net coders, and Alcatel microwave code. Configuration no need longer phases.

Only a linux box within a USB compatible kernel with pppd support. Also need TK a GUI rendering progam lenguage that works within TCL scripting lang. Few steps and you can use your ADSL modem, typing only `./start-on ... Programm Runs only in GUI (X11).

Program configure your box to USE base setting and features of modem. Advanced configuration of pppd or customized settings for modem are not need to run modem. you can also modify and personalize your scripts after app. esecution.

Kana no quiz project is a little tool to memorize japanese kana (hiragana & katakana).

The method is quite simple: kana randomly appear and you have to find their transcription in rōmaji (Hepburn). There are several possibilities, but only one anwser is right!

Thanks to this method, you memorize the kana to its transcription, and thus know how to pronouce it!

It has been translated into several languages, and many quiz options are configurable. Kana images have been initially modelled in SVG and are placed under the Free Art License.

Through its option panel, Kana no quiz allows you to tune up
the quiz precisely, like choosing which group of kana you want
to train yourself upon.

First, hiragana and katakana are separated, both are then di-vided into big sets of kana according to their type ("Basic", "Modified", "Combined"; and a special "Additional" set for katakana only) which are thus composed of various portions containing 5/6 kana, following the traditional alphabet order (i.e.: ``ka ki ku ke ko").

According to your need and level, you may select one or more portions of the same or different sets, whole sets, all the kana... Once you feel comfortable (you can check it with the results displayed at the end of each quiz), you may also increase the number of possible answers in the random list, or even choose to answer directly through the text entry. Difficulty can be adapted to your skill: this is progressive learning.

From the complete beginner who has to start easily and learn step by step, to the wizard who just wants to confirm his/her absolute master of the kana, everyone should get satisfated with Kana no quiz!

Gujin is a PC boot loader which can analyze your filesystems.
Because it understands the structure of Linux kernel images, Gujin does not need LILO nor GRUB and can even load very big kernels.
There is no need to execute anything after making a new kernel: just copy the kernel image file into the "/boot" directory.
Gujin is written almost entirely in C with GCC, and it fully executes in real mode to be as compatible as possible.
Enhancements:
- The 16-bit entry point of bzImage Linux files is now used by default (zImage is not supported).
- This is controlled by the "force bzImage protocol" tickbox or the "/p" parameter of tiny.exe.
- 64-bit ELF files can be loaded if the entry point is a 32-bit one (i.e. the runadr=0x200000 parameter is used for the gzipped ELF64 file).
- A longer timeout (up to 8 seconds) is used to read a CDROM sector so that ultra speed DVD-RAM drives can be booted.
- The name of the filesystem is used in the "root=LABEL=" Linux parameter.
- More bugfixes were made.