Free 0.8.1 software for linux

Sequoia ERP is a true enterprise-class open source ERP solution. It combines the advanced features and scalability required for enterprise software with the flexibility and low cost of ownership that only open source can deliver.
Main features:
- Full Suite of integrated applications that deliver a 360-degree view of your business.
- Compatible all major open source and commercial relational databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Sybase, and Microsoft SQL Server.
- Runs on Linux, Unix, and Windows operating platforms.
- Service-Oriented Architecture for easy interoperability with external or legacy applications.
- Remote and local synchronization for scalability and high availability.
- Workflow for adapting to unique business processes.
- Available under the business-friendly MIT Public License.

Greenwich is a graphical whois client for GNOME. It transparently handles almost all gTLDs, first- and second-level ccTLDs and whois servers run by private domain registries (like CentralNic). It can also do lookups against IP addresses.

Greenwich requires the Gtk2-Perl libraries, including Gnome2 and Gtk2::GladeXML, and the Locale::gettext module, which is distributed with recent versions of Perl. You can also install IP::Authority for IP address lookups.

FreeJ project is an instrument for realtime manipulation of various video layers combined with live effects. Layers are implemented to mix together webcams, TV, movie files, images and text and can be rendered in various ways.
FreeJ can be operated live using hotkeys, also remotely over networks (VJoE), while operations can also be scripted in a object oriented procedural language (Javascript). The core engine is multithreaded and asynchronous so it can accept various controllers at the same time: by now MIDI and joystick controls are implemented.
FreeJ is being developed in the hope to provide the GNU community with a free instrument for video manipulation: to be employed in veejaying, theater performance and digital scenography, while at present is also being used for visualisation in medical analisys.
FreeJ, as a free modularized GNU/Linux framework, makes it easy to write simple effect algorithms and combine them with others, obtaining multiple results and keeping them compatible with as much devices as possible.
FreeJ is written with efficiency in mind, benefits of a realtime object oriented architecture that makes efficient use of multithreading (in which the layers run in parallel), also taking advantage of multiple CPUs and cluster systems.
The language employed in development is C/C++ respecting POSIX compliance and avoiding the computational bloat of some advanced C++ functions.
Its API is fairly understandable, youll also find a first description in the documentation section.
Main features:
- live compositing of multiple webcams, TV signals,
- movie files, images, TXT files, particle generators and more..
- can be remotely controlled (VJoE)
- can be scripted in procedural object oriented language
- no frame drop when looping movie clips
- Emacs/Vi style console with hotkeys (S-Lang)
- can accept asynchronous controllers at the same time
- (Midi, joystick and more coming..)
- very efficient video engine with multithreaded layers
- 100% GNU Public License Free Software
- modular C/C++ code and flexible API
Version restrictions:
- a GNU/Linux or Apple/OSX workstation (see README.OSX)
- Simple Directmedia Layer library
- S-Lang console library
Enhancements:
- encoding to Ogg/Theora video file
- live streaming to Icecast2
- initial support for audio
- improvements to script functionality
- some libraries are now statically included

Basically, its an approach to build a small, cut to the bone, ready and easy to install VDR Linux distribution.
LinVDR is a complete, breathing Linux system smaller than 128 MB with a complete digital Video Disk Recorder (VDR) / Personal Video Recorder (PVR) and several plugins -- listed seperately below.
For easy access we installed additionaly the browser frontend VDR Admin and a Samba share for up- and downloading music or DVD images with Windows clients.
The base system is Debian Woody compatible (only compatible, not Debian Woody itself!) with the DVB driver from Convergence and Klaus Schmidingers unbeated Video Disk Recorder Software VDR.
All this Tom has mixed smoothly together, and I made the install system and installation programme -- suitable for normal users without Linux knowledge.
Enhancements:
VDR Version and Plugins
VDR 1.3.17 with enAIO-Patch and this plugins:
- Autotimer-Edit 0.1.4 new
- DVD-Burn 0.0.5 new
- Clock 0.0.5b1 update
- Console 0.6 update
- DVD 0.3.5b06 (without CSS support)
- EPG-Search 0.0.3 new
- Femon (signal strength) 0.1.6 update
- Games 0.6.1 update
- GraphLCD 0.1.1 update
- GraphTFT 0.0.8 new
- Hello 0.1.0
- Image (Diashow) 0.2.2 update
- LCD-Proc 0.0.10 update
- Mailbox 0.3 update
- Manual 0.0.2 (german only) new
- Media-MVP 0.1.5 new
- Media-MVP-Server new
- M-LCD 0.0.4 update
- MP3 0.9.8 update
- MPlayer 0.9.8 update
- OSD-Demo 0.1.0
- Osd-PiP Plugin 0.0.7 update
- OSD-Teletext 0.3.1 update
- Pilot 0.0.7 new
- PIM 0.0.3 new
- Remote 0.3.2 (for IR receiver of Hauppauge Nexus-s cards) update
- Skin-Curses 0.1.0
- Sky 0.1.1
- Sleeptimer 0.6 update
- Status 0.1.0
- Stream-Dev 0.3.3 update
- Taste 0.0.2b new
- Text2Skin (loadable skins) 0.0.8.1 new
- Timeline 0.8.1
- TV-OnScreen 0.6.0 update
- TVTV 0.1.6
- VBox (ISDN voice mailbox) 0.5.1 update
- (S)VCD 0.0.6c
- VDR-CD (playing audio CDs) 0.0.10 update
- WAP 0.0.6d new
Others
- Multi-Language support (currently German and English)
- Install programm updated
- Setup programm updated
- Kernel 2.6.9 with support for (nearly) all chipsets and network cards updated
- DVB driver CVS 2004-12-03 updated
- VDR Admin 0.97 supporting VDR 1.3.x updated
- MPlayer 1.0pre5
- NoAd 0.4.2
- FBTV updated
- Samba 3.0
- DVD-Author 0.6.10 updated
- convert.pl
- vdrsync
- Editor nano
- Alsa
- USB Keyboard support
- dvd+rw-tools 5.13.4.7.4 (suitable for DVD+R/W and DVD-R/W)
- udftools
- Read-only support for NTFS

Neveredit aims to provide end-user module editing facilities for Biowares Neverwinter Nights computer game.
It parses and writes most NWN files and provides a convenient interface to change a growing number of attributes of the module they constitute.
For developers, it provides a set of Python classes that can be used to manipulate NWN files at two layers of abstraction.
Main features:
- Loading and saving of modules
- Editing of Module and Area Properties
- Editing of most Placeable, Door and Creature properties
- 3D Graphical placement of Placeables, Doors and Creatures on the map
- Script editing and compiling (thanks to [WWW] Torlacks great compiler)
Enhancements:
- This release adds the beginnings of a conversation editor, preliminary support for multi-language editing, lazy caching of editors for better performance, and the ability to add new resource files to a module.
- Under the hood, this release has seen a vast reorganization of the codebase and many fixes and improvements.

Libundo is a simple, easy-to-use library which manages recording and playback of undo/redo information for application developers.
It is designed to be simple to plug in to existing applications and require only a minimal amount of support code be written to support multi-level undo/redo.
Libundo handles all the details of determining what has changed after an undoable action is performed, recording that information and saving it for use when an undo is performed.
Libundo makes it easy for application writers to give end users what they want.
Libundo is available under the GNU GPL and is not tied to any GUI libraries or application frameworks. Libundo has a C language interface.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a serious bug, when allocation of a large chunk (larger than the page size) after an undo operation would corrupt the memory. The bug was introduced in 0.8.1.

mod_auth_bsd is an Apache module that supports BSD Authentication on OpenBSD. As of version 0.8.0 it can authenticate even when Apache is run in a chroot jail, as it is in a default installation of OpenBSD. Also as of 0.8.0, the login_bsd wrapper has been removed. The wrapper was no longer required and gave too much privileged system access to regular users.

Currently mod_auth_bsd only supports AuthType Basic and the "login" service protocol, so your available authentication options are limited to a user/pass pair as entered through a browser via HTTP Basic authentication, and passing that user and password to the wrapper (and thus to any underlying system authentication scripts).

By default mod_auth_bsd erases the supplied password after verifying a user. This way CGI or in-process scripts such as PHP and Perl are not able to see the password. Likewise, mod_auth_bsd checks for an SSL connection before continuing to authenticate. This behavior can be altered with the AuthBSDKeepPass and AuthBSDRequireSSL configuration directives, but is intended to help the developer protect the privacy of system passwords.

mod_auth_bsd apache module can supports credential caching, both for successful and unsuccessful authentication attempts. Unsucccessful attempts can be throttled on a per-user basis by introducing a delay between failed authentication requests. This delay does not block the authentication daemon, though it will of course block the child httpd process.