Free paper harbour software for linux

Paper Harbour is a software based system which allows you to securely organise and distribute your electronic documentation.
Paper Harbour runs over a network and allows clients to access a central document archive. Paper Harbour is compatible with both Windows and Linux platforms and is designed to work with MySQL open source database, although it is compatible with other databases.
Paper Harbour can provide a central point for information exchange in the form of shared documents.
Whether the organisation is project based, product based or service based Paper Harbour can provide structure and tools to aid business development.
Paper Harbour doesnt only store documents, it stores information about the documents. It also includes functionality which supports distribution of documents, unique document ids, document reviews, searching and more.
Paper Harbour is designed to be simple so that users do not need a high degree of technical knowledge to be able to use it. This simplicity is defined in the concept which Paper Harbour is built on.
Paper Harbour is also designed as a platform for document management. It can be installed and run with the standard functions or it can be modified to include customer specific functions. In addition, Paper Harbour is supplied with the source code so our customers are free to make their own modifications.
The Paper Harbour has been designed so that it is compatible with Open Source solutions. This means that our customers can reduce their implementation cost. Supporting Technologies Nordic are committed to ensuring that Paper Harbour is affordable for all sizes of organisations, so that smaller organisation can have access to the same technologies that large organisations use.
Main features:
- Centralised Storage
- Automatic Distribution
- Version and Change Control
- Security

wxHarbour is wxWidgets GUI for [x]Harbour.

This package contains a set of [x]Harbour language bindings for wxWidgets. Providing a portable multi-platform GUI toolkit for [x]Harbour (a 100% Clipper & XBase compatible compiler).

Paper::Specs is a Perl module with size and layout information for paper stock, forms, and labels.

SYNOPSIS

use Paper::Specs units => "cm";
my $form = Paper::Specs->find( brand => "Avery", code => "1234");

use Paper::Specs units => "cm", brand => "Avery";
my $form = Paper::Specs->find( code => "1234");

# location of first label on sheet
my ($xpos, $ypos) = $form->label_location( 1, 1);
my ($h, $w) = $form->label_size;

I appologise in advance for the hasty nature of this code. I want to get it out to support some other code I am writing. I promise to revisit it shortly to clear up the rough patches - however your valuable input is most welcome.

CAVEAT ALPHA CODE - This is a preliminary module and will be subject to fluctuations in API and structure based on feedback from users.

I expect that there will be some interest in this code and it should firm up quickly.

If this module does not deliver what you are looking for then you are encouraged to contact the author and voice your needs!

OTHER LABELS - I know about the Labels.xml file which is part of OpenOffice but have not figured out how it is encoded. I have the gLabels specifications file too. I plan to use these to help populate the data for this module.

Hakembo is a simple game based on the popular game of "Rock, paper or scissor", where you will be able to play against several bots controlled by the computer or against one or more (until 6) friends in the multiplayer mode by network/internet. Linux version dont support the multiplayer mode.

PostScript::Graph::Bar Perl module can draw a bar chart on a postscript file.

SYNOPSIS

Simplest

Take labels and values from a csv file and output as a bar chart on a postscript file.

use PostScript::Graph::Bar;

my $bar = new PostScript::Graph::Bar();
$bar->build_chart("survey.csv");
$bar->output("survey");

Typical

use PostScript::Graph::Bar;

my $bar = new PostScript::Graph::Bar(
file => {
paper => A4,
landscape => 1,
},
layout => {
background => [1, 1, 0.9],
heading => Test results,
},
y_axis => {
smallest => 4,
},
style => {
auto => [qw(green blue red)],
}
);

$bar->series_from_file( data.csv );
$bar->build_chart();
$bar->output( results );

The file data.csv has a row of headings followed by 4 rows of 10 items. This produces a bar chart with four groups of ten bars each. The groups are labelled with the first value in each row. The bars in each group are coloured ranging from brown through green and then shades of blue. A Key links the row of headings to each colour. In addition, the background is beige, a heading is placed above the chart and the y axis is not too crowded.

All options

use PostScript::Graph::Bar;

my $bar = new PostScript::Graph::Bar(
file => {
# Paper size, orientation etc
# See PostScript::File
},
layout => {
# General proportions, headings
# See PostScript::Graph::Paper
},
x_axis => {
# All settings for X axis
# See PostScript::Graph::Paper
},
y_axis => {
# All settings for Y axis
# See PostScript::Graph::Paper
},
style => {
# Appearance of bars
# See PostScript::Graph::Style
},
key => {
# Settings for any Key area
# See PostScript::Graph::Key
},
show_key => 1,
labels_row => 1,
);

KScannerButtons is a daemon plus a KDE application for monitoring your scanner buttons:

Perform a copy with one button press,
Send a paper document via email,
Open a paper document in gimp with one button press...

Its composed of a daemon (sanebuttond) and a frontend that will display an icon in the systray and a dialog box to configure and launch the daemon, KScannerButtons.kmdr.

KScannerButtons is based on the button monitoring capabilities found in some SANE backends. It has been tested with the avision backend, and a HP 5300C scanner. I read on some mailing lists that the fujitsu backend may also support buttons monitoring (but never tested).

The daemon may be used outside of the KDE environment (I should release it separately).

Optar stands for OPTical ARchiver. This project is a codec for encoding data on paper. Optar fits 200kB on an A4 page, then you print it with a laser printer. If you want to read the recording, scan it with a scanner and feed into the decoder program.

A practical level of reliability is ensured using forward error correction code (FEC). Automated processing of page batches facilitates storage of files larger than 200kB.

Freebooters project is a "Pirates!" clone based on SDL.
Freebooters is a strategy/action game set in the Caribbean Sea during the golden age of piracy.
It is based on the game mechanics of Sid Meiers "Pirates!", but is not an exact clone and uses neither code nor copyrighted material from the original.
The Caribbean Sea in the late 16th century: The Dutch, French, English and Spanish crown aim to expand their areas of influence.
You as an suspicious young captain are trying to make the best of it, as you may either become a brave merchant soul, a freebooting hero of your crown or a bloodlusty dreaded pirate leader.
Freebooters will hopefully become a free clone of the Sid Meier classic Pirates!. Its written in C++ using SDL and licensed under the GNU General Public License.
Main features:
- Gameplay:
- Some of the crucial game mechanisms already work, but they need to be improved a lot, both with regard to features (refine the mechanisms, simulate more realistically) and to playability (how hard is a game, do certain features make sense at all?)
- Several core elements are missing (e.g. fencing duels with other captains, attacking a harbour from the seaside)
- Therell be a lot more harbours all over the Caribbean Sea
- Most game data is bogus (such as features of the ships, harbours, history etc.) and has to be replaced with realistic ones
- Therell be a career mode and a mission mode
- Tech:
- The current menus are mostly prototypes, theyll be replaced with clickable images maps, which are yet to be raytraced. However, the game will always be comfortably playable with the keyboard only.
- The current selection of targets on the map is a prototype as well. It will be replaced with a navigatable sea map as in the original game. There is already a demo world as a separate binary called seapassagedemo. For the 0.3 release this will be integrated along with the full map data.
- Lots of tuning and other improvements are needed
- Multiplayer capabilities over IP will be tackled once the game is properly in shape for single player games and the game mechanisms are fully established
- This is an item for the very far future, for a foreseeable timeframe Freebooters will be singleplayer only like the original.