Free easy access software for linux

Jagzilla is simply the Java version of bugzilla. The idea of this project is:
- To provide a complete java-based interface to bugzilla
- To facilitate interoperation between bugzilla and java based apps
- To provide additional functionality to bugzilla while mantaining compatibility
Main features:
- Bugzilla and java based apps integration
- Bugzilla and eclipse integration (with the eclipse plugin)
- Bugzilla and cvs integration (with the eclipse plugin)
- Bugzilla extended functionality mantaining backwards compatibility (with jagzilla extension tables)
Components:
Hibernate Mapping
- This components includes java classes that represent rows in bugzilla tables, as well as mapping files. This provides direct hibernate access to bugzilla database.
Jagzilla Core API
- The core api is a higher abstraction level than hibernate mapping, which understands buisiness logic and provides an easy access to this funcionality.
Jagzilla Web Services API
- The web services API is actually the core api implementation which uses xml and http as transport. see rest-webapp
WS Client lib
- This is a simple jar to enable easy access to jagzilla WS from any java app.
Jagzilla mail processor
- A program to read email accounts and add bugs to database with information found on these mails.
Hibernate Client lib
- This is a simple jar to enable easy access to jagzilla Core API from any java app.
Eclipse plugin
- This plugin enables using most functionallity of jagzilla. The access can be with hibernate and JDBC (directly to the database) or via web services.
Webapp
- This is the web frontend for jagzilla. This web application shows how to use the jagzilla backend to provide a java web based front-end.
REST Webapp
- This web application is the server for the web services (in a simple sense of xml over http) interface.

KickPIM is an applet for KDEs Kicker panel for an easy access to your addresses in KDEs addressbook. You can view and edit them, send emails, let it remind you about birthdays and more ...
Enhancements:
E-Mailing:
- Added MBox support
- improved mail notification
- Sending mails from the contact card view will now add the name of the contact to the
- mail address (like in "Givenname Familyname ")
- Ignoring inactive mail accounts when displaying status and tooltips in the KickPIM Icon
Events:
- Starting KOrganizer via the settings menu (like KAddressbook)
- Fixed read-only Reminder-Settings
- Fixed age displayed at year-change (Thanx to Harald K?mmerle for the patch)
Contacts:
- Fixed title of the new contact - dialog
Misc:
- Positioning of right click menu optimized for panel at the top border
- Fixed: Display in transparent kicker panel for KDE 3.2 (Thanx to Oliver Bausinger for the patch)

KMLDonkey is an advanced GUI frontend for the MLDonkey P2P core.
Main features:
- A flexible, powerful and KDE Style Guide compliant graphical interface.
- A complete implementation of the MLDonkey GUI protocol, meaning KMLDonkey can do everything the original GUI does, and more.
- Advanced configurable search forms.
- A convenient and configurable on-demand MLDonkey launcher.
- Real-time graphical bandwidth and network statistics.
- MobileMule middleware for controlling your MLDonkey using your Java enabled mobile phone.
- Embedded previewing of all downloads using KParts viewers.
- Embedded web browser providing P2P related web services such as availability and fake checks.
- KDE panel applet and system tray icon for statistics and easy access to the GUI.
- KIOSlave for opening current and complete downloads in all KDE applications (eg. "mldonkey:/Default/downloading/")
- Setup wizard for easy installation of the MLDonkey core.
Enhancements:
- Updated to support the latest MLDonkey features.
- Minor GUI improvements.

Xmlbeansxx is a set of tools for binding XML to C++ objects. It contains a code generator, which tranforms XML Schema to C++ classes.
It is open, memory safe, fast, and well-tested.
Main features:
- Easy access to XmlSchema based XML data through generated C++ classes.
- Easy iteration over any XML data, even with no schema file, through XmlCursor iterators (being implemented).
- Runtime XPath queries, through XQuery technology (being implemented).
- Memory safe - uses boost::smart_ptr technology.
- Clear, configurable logging - uses log4cxx.
- Fast & lightweighted

JRCF is a Java/Swing application framework geared toward small-to-medium sized Rich Client applications.

JRCF allows developers to separate their softwares into logical "chunks" and provides easy access to i18n, stock UI widgets, icons and so on.

OglExt is a free OpenGL extension library, enabling the easy access of all functionality up to OpenGL version 2.0 as well as API functions of more than 270 OpenGL extensions. OglExt library was initially written for Microsoft Windows but works for Linux and MacOS X as well.
OpenGL developers for the Windows operating system usually know the problem: The official OpenGL library only supports version 1.1 of the OpenGL specification. However, todays graphics hardware supports OpenGL version 2.0 and a lot OpenGL extensions. To access such functionality, you have to determine the entry point for each function you want to use via wglGetProcAddress() or glXGetProcAddressARB(). Even worse, for Microsoft Windows you have to do this for each OpenGL rendering context, because the entry points may differ for different pixel formats.
By using OglExt, you dont have to care about this anymore, because the extension library manages all the above for over 200 OpenGL extensions.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a minor bug in the parsing of functions that have pointers as return types.
- Additionally, the project compiles on Visual Studio .NET 2005.

libgnurdf is a GNUpdate RDF library that provides quick and easy access to RDF (XML Resource Description Format) files.

Libgnurdf makes it easy to create, modify, and search RDF files from any C/C++ (and soon Perl and Python) programs. GNUpdate uses this to access its database and to generate queries for online package databases running gnups.

Libgnurdf works with both libxml1 (tested with libxml v1.8.10 and up) and libxml2 (tested with libxml 2.3.8). The necessary version is detected during configure.