Free linux 2.2 software for linux

Linux Commander is a powerful file manager for the X Window System.

It is partially modelled after Window Commander for Windows.

YES Linux is an idea started by Arthur Copeland, CEO of Saphari.com. The idea was to build a low cost suite of products and services that could enable a Mom and Pop Store (MaPs) to quickly and easily build an internet presence.
The project was understood that not all MaPs need to have an internet presence, thus the suite would also have to work while not being connected to the internet. To the MaPs, it should be transparent.
Thus, YourESale was born... and the rest is history. MaPs - MaPs are defined as companies that have between 1 and 20 employees or total gross revenue of less than $200,000.00 per year.
YES Linux is a server appliance for small and medium size networks to quickly and easily build an Internet presence. It completely installs in under 10 minutes and 2 screens.
It features a secure Web server, a secure email server with Web-based email, a firewall, spam filtering, WebDAV support, an FTP server, an SSH server, a PostgreSQL database, the Resin J2EE server, Java, Apache Ant, PHP 5, Autonomous Backups, and complete Web-based administration.
Enhancements:
- addition:
- added mod_auth_msfix
- added xmlstarlet
- removal:
- removed mondo
- removed mindi
- removed dvdrecord
- removed lzop
- removed lzo
- removed star
- removed afio
- removed buffer
- updates:
- updated gnupg
- updated rsync
- updated phppgadmin
- updated findutils
- updated java
- updated yes-java
- updated yes-backup - removed mondo and mindi and added simple multi volume homegrown
- updated yes-website - added ms auth client fix, fixed default website formatting, Changed to YES Technology Association, added new group to webdav
- updated yes-admin - added ms auth client fix, Changed to YES Technology Association, added new group to webdav
- updated yes-configuration - added default httpd configuration area to change ip, increased the max heap size
- updated yes-rebrand - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-boot - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-dns - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-intro - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-mail - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-stats - Changed to YES Technology Association
- updated yes-authentication - added user management
- updated yes-security - added user management
- updated yes-dbadmin - spec file added reporting for phppgadmin

Linux distribution race is a cool car race for 4 players, cars are named by Linux distributions (Mandrake, SUSE, RedHat, Debian).

You can create maps in GIMP. Controls: WSAD, TGFH, IKJL, arrows.

Picasa project is software that helps you instantly find, edit and share all the pictures on your PC. Every time you open Picasa, it automatically locates all your pictures (even ones you forgot you had) and sorts them into visual albums organised by date with folder names you will recognise.

You can drag and drop to arrange your albums and make labels to create new groups. Picasa makes sure your pictures are always organised.

Picasa also makes advanced editing simple by putting one-click fixes and powerful effects at your fingertips. And Picasa makes it a snap to share your pictures - you can email, print photos home, make gift CDs, and even post pictures on your own blog.

Toward the very end, everything was looking great except that the initial assumption that most cameras emulate storage devices turned out to be wrong. Fortunately, Marcus Meissner just happened to decide to implement libgphoto support; his patch appeared at the perfect moment, and now Picasa supports both common flavors of cameras.

Two features left out of the Linux version were CD-ROM burning (the driver Picasa uses is hard to support under Wine) and movie playback (Wine doesnt have the necessary codecs). Both are potentially fixable in a future version, but were beyond the scope of this first port.

One interesting challenge when shipping commercial apps for Linux is packaging -- do you choose RPM or Debian packages, or do you use a WIndows-style installer? The Picasa for Linux team chose all three, in hopes of pleasing everybody. (Lets see how well *that* works :-) The Windows-style installer was implemented using the open-source Loki installer, and a few patches were contributed back for that, too.

Linux Bandwidth Monitor (bwmon) is yet another utility that measures bandwidth utiliazation per interface basis. It is coded in C and takes advantage of POSIX thread and curses library. It runs only on Linux systems since the utility reads /proc/net/dev and /proc/uptime.

The utility reads /proc/net/dev and /proc/uptime files in order to print out bandwidth usage at user selected intervals, maximum bandwidth usage since initialization of the utility and average bandwidth usage since the last reboot. This is done based on network interface.

Tested on Linux 2.2.x, 2.4.x and 2.5.x, SuSE and RedHat distributions.
To compile, simply say
$ make
To install, say (optional)
# make install
Or copy bwmon binary where ever you want.

Nethence Linux is a Slackware, but with less packages, hence the lighter ISO image. During installation, just select A, AP, D, K, L, N and eventually X sets, then Full install.

The packages matching the latest patches/packages/, ../unsupported/ and pasture/ folders as of Nethence Linux release date are included.

MURIX Linux is a distribution based on LinuxFromScratch for building bootable CD-ROMs.

Since you build it from source, MURIX should function on almost any hardware.