Free hour software for linux

Zorgan is a Personal Informations Manager (PIM) for Linux. It requires TclX 7.5 / TkX 4.1 or more.
Main features:
- Book: a collection of records, each record having one or more fields. Useful to manage a lot of data of the same kind.
- Todo list: a list of things to do with states completed, not completed and aborted.
- Task list: a list of tasks with date range when it should be done.
- Budget: make a sum of items with associated amounts.
- Notes: a place where to write any text.
- Planner: each hour, day and month may have notes. Presented day by day, one month at a time or a full year calendar.
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- Useful and practical usages:
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- Address book
- Rolodex
- Buy list
- Birthday indicators
- List of expenses
- And much more !
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- All the informations may be exported in ASCII or HTML format in order to be viewed in any text editor, printed or even put on the web.

SableVM is a robust, extremely portable, efficient, and specifications-compliant Java virtual machine that aims to be easy to maintain and to extend.
It features a state-of-the-art and efficient interpreter engine. Its source code is very accessible and easy to understand. It also has many robustness features that have been the object of careful design.
SableVM is a clean-room implementation of the publicly available specifications.
Main features:
- Clean code, with minimal duplication, thanks to a set of easy-to-use indent-friendly m4 macros.
- Modularity, making it ideal for research into different implementations of VM components.
- Standards compliance (C, POSIX, JVM, JNI, JLS).
- Three different interpreter engines, of which the basic switch interpreter is perfect for debugging, and the inlined-threaded interpreter is competitively fast. See [Execution Engines]?.
- A nice development environment, thanks to the above features. New contributors can start grokking it easily.
- Use of the latest GNU Classpath. We frequently synchronize with the GNU Classpath CVS.
- Portability (record time is 1 hour for a new port).
- Permissive LGPL license.
- A retargettable just-in-time compiler, SableJIT, which currently runs on ppc, x86, and sparc. The initial implementation is almost ready.
- Proper implementation of the invocation interface, which makes it possible to execute Java code from an application written in a different language. SableVM was designed so that extending it to follow the full specifications is straightforward, and allows for many virtual machines to be created, run, and destroyed within a single process (still not fully complete). This is something that the official Sun implementation does not provide.

After decades of war one company, who had gained powerful supplying both sides with weaponary, steps forwards and crushes both warring factions in one swift movement.
Using far superior weaponary and AI craft, the company was completely unstoppable and now no one can stand in their way.
Thousands began to perish under the iron fist of the company. The people cried out for a saviour, for someone to light this dark hour... and someone did.
Main features:
- 26 missions over 4 star systems
- Primary and Secondary Weapons (including a laser cannon and a charge weapon)
- A weapon powerup system
- Wingmates
- Missions with Primary and Secondary Objectives
- A Variety of Missions (Protect, Destroy, etc)
- 13 different music tracks
- Boss battles

DVZEEC is a project of a tools suite driven by a Graphical User Interface (GUI). The goal is to have at the end a simple interface to create a CD for personnal movies. Those movies came from a digital video camera.
I see 5 parts for the tools:
1) Grab the DV movies on files
2) Generate subtitles automatically (title + date and hour)
3) Conversion process (for the moment only the xvid/mp3 format are supported)
4) Verification of the ouputs (before burning it could be useful)
5) Cd burning (and go on the DVD/Divx player ! )
The tools used by this project are (for each previous points):
1) dvgrab : www.kinodv.org
2) Written/developed by me (perl language)
3) transcode
4) Written/developed by me (Basic language)
5) Linux commands (mkisoft)
Enhancements:
- 13/09/08 Corrected problem for long filenames for DIVX player
- 10/09/05 Corrected bug in SRT hour generation (H:M replaced by h:m)
- 07/09/05 Corrected mplayer process stop
- 07/09/05 Corrected crash (stack overflow) while converting to xvid
- 06/09/05 Corrected bug while grabing from camera
- 06/09/05 Added information during SRT generation
- 06/09/05 Corrected crash if no XVID file present while trying to play video

wmBinClock shows the actual system time as binary clock. You have to add up the "bits" to get the time. The clock has a 24 hour format.
Example:
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