Free openarena 0.7.0 software for linux

OpenDaemon (Formerly OpenXMLD) started as an open-source native XML database server, which aims at achieving the following special goals:
- Performant enough that it can eliminate all the performance problems related to XMLs nature (e.g the need to make a parse tree for each document). so it can offer XMLs extensibility in places where any other non-XML database server can be used.
- As much SQL-compliant as possible so it can replace the current non-XML servers easily and with a minimum of effort (e.g having ODBC and JDBC drivers with no SQL XML translation stuff.)
After about a year of development, it was found that its better to concentrate in the first place on the platform containing the server rather than the query parsing and data extraction functionaltiy, the decision was to do everything on its own, by creating a server platform that provides a generic and flexible model of work the same previous goals could be achieved easier and in a more open and distributed manner.
In this direction, OpenDaemon could reach the stage at which it can be a server of any protocol, and the protocol implementation can utilize a broad set of capabilities built inside the server.
Because portability is a concern, OpenDaemon contains well-defined interfaces between its modules, to allow for easy replacement of any part for portability or performance reasons. Last but not least - OpenDaemon is written with object orientation in mind in the C programming language.
OpenDaemon is an extension of the efforts formerly done in KXParse.
Enhancements:
- Generlized the engine interface so it is not XML-specific.
- Engine capability specification.
- Support for a broader range of functionality within the engine API.
- Configuration parser and API rewrite using bison and flex.
- Support for interface association to a particular port.
- Support for interface parameters and interface instances.
- Generic, more flexible storage API and associated walker.
- Multi-process multi-tasker cleanups.
- Initial support for engine association to file types using the file extension.
- Error reporting model across engines and interfaces.
- Improved and more efficient connection handling.
- Better organization for the source code tree.
- Renamed to OpenDaemon.

ORSA is an interactive tool for scientific grade Celestial Mechanics computations. Asteroids, comets, artificial satellites, Solar, and extra-Solar planetary systems can be accurately reproduced, simulated, and analyzed.

DeadlyCobra project is a game similar to the classic Nibbles or snake game.
Basically the point of the game is to eat as many pebbles (in this case "Men") as possible without eating yourself or hitting a wall.
Features include both single and multiplayer modes, cool 2-D graphics and energizing music for each level.
It was originally designed to compete in No Starch Presss game cometition, but has continued to evolve and grow beyond the December 1st, 2001 deadline.
Main features:
- 2 Single player modes:
- Adventure & Longest Snake
- 2 Head to Head multiplayer modes:
- Standard & Instant Respawn
- Simple design, keeping the program small
- 4 targets w/ individual movement patterns
- 9 difficulty increments
- 3 different levels
- Music for each level
- Sound effects
- High score save

Monsterz is a little arcade puzzle game, similar to the famous Bejeweled or Zookeeper.

Monsterzs goal of the game is to create rows of similar monsters, either horizontally or vertically. The only allowed move is the swap of two adjacent monsters, on the condition that it creates a row of three or more. When alignments are cleared, pieces fall from the top of the screen to fill the board again. Chain reactions earn you even more points.

This game is mostly about luck, but it remains highly addictive. You have been warned. Currently three modes are available:

Classic- play against the clock and clear a given number of each monster type to reach next level.
Puzzle- clear lines of monsters to move pieces around and put together the puzzle.
Training- play against the clock in a neverending level, chose the timer difficulty and number of monsters for infinite fun.

Monsterz is completely free software, available under the terms of the WTFPL.

Dirac is a video codec that provides general-purpose video compression and decompression tools comparable with state-of-the-art systems.
Dirac video codec is available for distribution under the MPL version 1.1 software license.
Dirac is an open source video codec. It uses a traditional hybrid video codec architecture, but with the wavelet transform instead of the usual block transforms. Motion compensation uses overlapped blocks to reduce block artefacts that would upset the transform coding stage.
Dirac can code just about any size of video, from streaming up to HD and beyond, although certain presets are defined for different applications and standards. These cover the parameters that need to be set for the encoder to work, such as block sizes and temporal prediction structures, which must otherwise be set by hand.
Dirac is intended to develop into real coding and decoding software, capable of plugging into video processing applications and media players that need compression.
It is intended to develop into a simple set of reliable but effective coding tools that work over a wide variety of content and formats, using well-understood compression techniques, in a clear and accessible software structure. It is not intended as a demonstration or reference coder.
Enhancements:
- This is a major release to comply with the latest version of the Dirac Bytestream Specification.
- Support has been added for constant bit-rate coding in addition to existing constant quality coding.
- Arithmetic coding and motion vector data partitioning have been improved.
- The encoder and decoder API have changed.
- New patches have been released for MPlayer and FFMpeg.
- A new version of the DirectShow filter to comply with Dirac 0.7.0 has been released.

Passepartout is an Open Source* Desktop Publishing* application for the X Window System*. Passepartouts goal is to create a system capable of producing pre-press material of professional quality, but also to be a useful tool for any enthusiast with access to a printer.
The main focus is on making it easy for the user to create publications with a flexible layout, typical examples being magazines, brochures and leaflets.
Passepartout is still in the early stages of development, but it is already quite usable.
Main features:
- A user-friendly GTK+-based interface
- Layout templates
- An XML-based typesetting engine called xml2ps
- User-defined text formatting with XSLT stylesheets
- Unicode support
- Importing EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) files
- Importing images in JPEG, TIFF, PNG (no transparency), XPM, PNM, RAS, BMP and GIF format
- Text running around image (or text) frames
- Printing to PDF, PostScript and EPS
- Support for Type1 and TrueType fonts