Free pan software for linux

PAN::Porters is a resource for people maintaining packages of CPAN modules in various distributions.

SYNOPSIS

CPAN modules can be either installed from source (downloaded directly from CPAN) or they can be installed with the package mangement system of your distribution.

CPAN::Porters is a resource for people who are maintaining those packages in the various distributions.

Reasoning

When developing an application we usually dont want to build our own machine. Neither compile our own kernel. In most of the cases we wont want to compile and install our own version of a database engine nor Apache or any other 3rd party tool. So my assumption is that we wont want to install our CPAN dependencies either. Again - in the standard case.
For people just using an application written in Perl it is even more important that they should not deal with all these packages. Most of us know how much people suffer when they need to install 10s of modules and their dependencies from CPAN. Especially for modules with dependencies outside of CPAN.

While CPAN.pm, CPANPLUS.pm have improved a lot they still cannot deal with cases when one of the dependencies fails to install cleanly.

In addition while we usually want to work with recent versions of modules from CPAN, we usually dont want to get the bleeding edge. Espcially not in applications.

WESTBANG is a western FPS style game for Linux.

Comics

Files: DATA/COMIX/*.CMX

Comics are simple animations with given images made by a script file.
Comics are used for intro and outro animation and for interlevel shots.
There are these reserved comics:

intro.cmx played after the start of the program
gameover.cmx played, when a player loose his last life
goodbye.cmx played after the quit

You can modify these files as you wish, but you have to keep these names,
because they are called directly from the program. Other comics, their
names or number, is random.

Any of the *.cmx file can contain these commands:

delay < ticks >

Specifies the time the computer will wait before he does the next
command.

image < index > < name >

Image loads the specified bitmap and gives it an index number. In the
< name > can be just the name of the bitmap (the *.bmp file) or the path
and the name. The path starts in ../WESTBANG/DATA/COMIX, so all your
bitmaps and dirs have to be in the COMIX directory.

Note: The color 255,0,255 is transparent.

destroy < index >

Removes the image from the memory. Dont forget to destroy images,
or you can glut the memory.

virtual < v_index > < index > < pos_X > < pos_Y > < width > < height >

Virtual is the quad shaped object taken out of the image you can work
with by the commands of the comics. You can define more than one virtual
in one image.
< v_index > is the index given to the new virtual.
< index > is the index of the source bitmap.
< pox_X > < pos_Y > are the coords of the upper left corner of the virtual
in the image.
< width > < height > set the size of the virtual.

anime < v_inde x> < frames > < delay >

Makes the specified virtual the animated one. < Frames > is the number of
the frames and < delay > sets the pause between the two frames (speed of
animation).
Animated virtuals are made of bitmaps with all the frames placed in the
row. So the height of the bitmap is the same as the frames height and
width equals to times width of the frame.

anime_type < v_index > < type >

Sets the type of the animation of the specified virtual.
1: from first to last (1->2->3->...)
2: zig zag (1->2->3->2->1->...)
3: random

Example: These three commands make a short animated virtual.
virtual 3 1 0 0 10 10 //defines the first frame (size 10x10)
//taken from the image 1 (size 40x10)
anime 3 4 18 //makes 4-frames animation
anime_type 3 1 //sets the type of the animation to normal

setxy < v_index > < x > < y >

Puts the specified virtual on the given coords.

vis_on < v_index >

Shows the specified virtual. New created virtuals are hiden. You have to
use vis_on, if you want to see them on the screen.

vis_off < v_index >

Hides the specified virtual.

move < v_index > < tx > < ty > < sx > < sy > < tempo >

Sets the virtual as "the moving" one. Moving virtual goes automaticaly
from actual coords to target coords < tx >,< ty >. The speed of the motion
can be controled by the length of the single step (< sx >: step along the
x-axis, < sy >: step along the y-axis in pixels), or by the < tempo > - the
delay between the two steps.

resize < v_index> < sw> < sh> < speed_x> < speed_y>

Sets the virtual as "the resizing" one. < Sw> and < sh> are starting
height and witdth. Resizing can go by the very small steps, thats why
you have to set sw=100000 and sh=100000 if you want the starting size
of the virtual to be 100% x 100%.

sound < index> < name>

This is the same as the image command for the bitmaps.

play_sound < index> < volume> < panning>

Plays the sound once.

repeat_sound < index> < volume> < panning>

Repeats the sound, until you stop it by the command:

stop_sound < index>

destroy_sound < index>

Removes the sound from the memory.

pause

Waits for input. The script wont continue, until the user presses any key.

include < file_name>

Plays the < file_name> comics file. You can make the hierarchy in the files by this command. Its usefull for the good control of the long comics to create one "main" cmx file, that calls the single scenes as you can see in the "intro.cmx".

If you want to learn more, how to create the script look in our *.cmx files. Note: Max number of images is 50. Max number of virtuals is 50. Max number of samples is 20.

Pyne is an offline newsreader/emailer written in Python using the GTK+ toolkit. I started it because I wasnt happy with the graphical newsreaders available for linux. Of course, a few months later Pan and Knode started to kick arse... oh well.
Pyne 0.6.9 is for gtk1.2, and is a bit old and therefore crappy (it follows). Pyne 1.0.0 is shiny and new and for gtk2.0, and therefore great. Pyne 1.1.0 contains fixes and new features for gtk2.4+ (and mailbox formats are unchanged from 1.0.x, so you can use the two versions interchangably).
Pyne is free software and may be distributed under the terms of the GPL, etc...
Main features:
- Offline, threaded news reading and posting.
- Well... the posting is online actually but that cant be avoided. queued outgoing stuff anyway.
- SMTP sending and POP3 and IMAP4 collection of mail.
- Attachments and all that stuff.
- Simple mail/news filtering.
- Optional expiry of mail as well as news. Useful for mailing lists.
- hmm... nice graphical interface. im really scraping the barrel here...
- (Partial) support for MH mailboxes.
- Import and export unix mailbox format.
- External parsing of html messages (lynx -dump)

Pygame is a set of Python modules designed for writing games. It is written on top of the excellent SDL library.
This allows you to create fully featured games and multimedia programs in the python language.
Pygame is highly portable and runs on nearly every platform and operating system.
In the pygame examples there is a simple example named, "chimp". This example simulates a punchable monkey moving around a small screen with promises of riches and reward.
The example itself is very simple, and a bit thin on errorchecking code.
This example program demonstrates many of pygames abilities, like creating a graphics window, loading images and sound files, rendering TTF text, and basic event and mouse handling.
Enhancements:
- Fix to make Chinese fonts work better on windows.
- From retsyo AT eyou Dot com.
- Fix for Channel.set_volume() to not use panning if seting overall volume.
- Made setup put in missing files into the source distribution.
- Fix for fastevents example on linux.

athenaCL is a music analysis and algorithmic composition program. The system can be scripted and embedded, and includes integrated instrument libraries, post-tonal and microtonal pitch modeling tools, multiple-format graphical outputs, and musical output in Csound, MIDI, audio file, XML, and text formats.

Musical parts are deployed as Textures, layered surface-defining objects containing numerous independent ParameterObjects to control pitch, tempo, rhythm, amplitude, panning, and instrument (Csound) parameters. The system includes an integrated library of Csound instruments, and supports output for external Csound instruments, MIDI, and a variety of alternative formats. Over sixty specialized Generator, Rhythm, and Filter ParameterObjects provide tools for stochastic, chaotic, cellular automata based, markov based, wave-form, fractional noise (1/f), genetic, Xenakis sieve, linear and exponential break-point segments, masks, and various other algorithmic models. ParameterObjects can be embedded in other ParameterObjects to provide powerful dynamic and masked value generation. Textures can be combined and edited, and tuned with algorithmic Temperament objects. Texture Clones allow the filtering and processing of Texture events, performing transformations not possible with parameter generation alone.

The analytic and algorithmic systems use Path objects for organizing and sharing pitch groups. Paths provide simultaneous representations of ordered content groups in set-class, pitch-class space, and pitch space. Paths may contain numerous PathVoices (voice leadings) and may be analyzed with both set-class similarity measures and voice leading rankings. As a reference utility, pitch groups can be searched, analyzed, and compared with a wide variety of tools

JGraphpad is a powerful, free diagram editor based on JGraph. It is currently available in English, French and German. With JGraphpad, you can create flow charts, maps, UML diagrams, and many other diagrams.
JGraphpad is provided as an example for the JGraph Swing component. Check out the JGraphpad applet and Web Start version.
JGraphpad is a versatile product that may be used to display and edit any type of diagram in the following fields:
- Knowledge Visualization
- Business Diagramming
- Software Engineering
- Monitoring and Configuration
- Transport Networks
- Workflow Systems
Main features:
- Supported Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Indonesian, Thai, Portuguese
- Flexible configuration, enable/disable features, toolbar buttons, add custom commands
- Programmable toolbar, GUI, and features (create your own toolbar buttons)
- Supports a wide range of platforms (Windows, Linux, Mac, Solaris)
- Copy and paste or drag and drop to and from Java and native applications
- Import/Export Text files, GXL, GIF, JPG, PNG, EPS, HTML Image maps, and GraphViz Dot
- Object library with flexible creation and management
- Shortest path and "spanning tree" selection
- 8 Different Automatic layouts
- Overview with Panning and Zoom
- Command History
- Printing and much more...
Enhancements:
- The release now compiles with JGraph 5.6.3, changing the use of graph references in various renderers.
- Some unused code was removed and various Javadocs were cleaned up.

Batch Download is a plugin for Firefox that makes downloading multiple images easy.

Like FlashGets batch download,but special designed for some image site!

You will find it very useful when you download some url like

http://www.google.com/1.jpg
http://www.google.com/2.jpg
http://www.google.com/3.jpg...

or some other urls like:

http://www.google.com/0102.jpg
http://www.google.com/0203.jpg
http://www.google.com/0304.jpg...

And also you can download all images in current page at once.