Free spyware cleaner 2008 2.0604 software for linux

Euronode is a set of Debian GNU / Linux distributions, which transforms in a few minutes a simple computer into a high performance server or firewall installed and configured !
Built on the basis of Debian GNU / Linux Woody Release 2, Euronode includes most of the essential tools, without any superfluous software !
Euronode scripts automate the process of installation and configuration : auto-detection of devices, partitioning and automatic installation, auto-configuration of the system and services.
Another great advantage of Euronode is the documentations which describe and explain how to build its your own customized system.
Main features:
- Linux kernel 2.4.25
- System based on Debian Woody release 2 [ Nov. 21, 2003 ], updated of [ Feb, 29 2004 ]
- Security backports and bugfix (adduser, iptables, procps, e2fsprogs, lsof, etc.)
- Automatic installation (partitioning and formatting)
- Hardware devices auto-detection (SCSI cards, USB ports, Ethernet cards, etc...)
- 186 packages, 210 MB installed
- Minimal Woody base +
- DSL and cable modems Ethernet auto-detection (PPP Over Ethernet)
- USB DSL modems auto-detection (Micro-code + PPP Over ATM) (cf. supported hardware)
- Internet connection configuration
- Stateful Inspection Firewall (netfilter/iptables + shorewall script)
- Protected shared Internet connection (Masking of internal IP addresses)
- Essential tools installed (vim, ntpdate, nmap, mc, netdiag, tcputils, tcpdump, etc.)
- DNS local server (bind)
- DHCP server (dhcd)
- Transparent proxy cache (squid)
- Administration of the firewall via a web interface (webmin + SSL) (optional)
- 236 packages, 310 MB installed
- Simple Firewall base +
- Postfix mails server
- Clamav Anti-virus via Amavisd-new
- Sanitizer mails cleaner
- Spamassassin Anti-spammer (spamc/spamd)
- Fetchmail external mail boxes fetcher
- POPa3d local server
- Freshclam anti-virus database updates
- Additional Webmin modules (Postfix, Spamassassin, Fetchmail)
- System updated [ Apr, 26 2004 ]
- 268 packages, 350 MB installed

KStreamRipper project is a KDE-based frontend to streamripper. Streamripper is a command line utility for ripping online streams into mp3 files.

KStreamRipper helps you with managing your preferred streams and makes ripping and listening to them easier.

It now supports concurrent ripping and has a cleaner user interface(thanks to Will Entriken!).

Bookmarks Unifier is a bookmarks converter/manager and cleaner. It enables users to create/maintain their internet bookmarks collections. Various formats from different browsers, which include Internet Explorer, Mozilla/Firefox, and Opera, are supported.
Bookmarks among these browsers can be converted, imported, exported one to/from another by using this program. Interface of this utility is fairly simple and straight forward, that means no more trying out each menu entries to get it work !
From now on, you can just import all of your bookmarks into the database, and export them to formats you like ! The more important thing is, it is FREE, and it is cross platform via the JAVA technology.
Main features:
- Importing(Merging) bookmars from IE/Firefox/Opera to one database
- Exporting database to bookmarks format of IE/Firefox/Opera
- URL duplications are detected, therefore no more duplicated URL all over the places
- Database is just a file which can be exchanged with other people, no more compressing IE Favorites folders
- Simple to use
- It supports UTF8 filenames/bookmark entry names
- No limitation of number of entries
- It is cross platforms (supports Linux/Windows/Macs)
- It is fast
- It is free !

bpkg project is a utility that tries to simplify the process of trying out new programs from source.
bpkg will download, extract, configure, compile, install, generate a package in your systems native format, and finally integrate that package into your systems packaging system so that you can remove it cleanly.
It has auto-detection for Arch Linux, Slackware, Red Hat, Gentoo and SuSE (though not all packaging back-ends are complete).
bpkg is not intended as a replacement for normal packaging utilities.
NOTE: bpkg is NOT heavily tested and could do bad things to your system. Use at your own risk.
Installation:
If all goes well, all you have to do to install bpkg is type:
# make
# make install
bpkg should auto-detect your packaging system and generate a package for itself.
You can also use make DESTDIR=/tmp/pkg install to install to a package root. If auto-packaging fails you can use make install-raw to do a normal unmanaged installation.
Enhancements:
- The build section was refactored so that its cleaner.
- Self-packaging was fixed so it should actually work if you dont already have installwatch installed.
- The --build-with option was added.
- By using --skip-build and --install-with, bpkg can now be used as a substitute for checkinstall.

THC-Amap is a next-generation tool for assistingnetwork penetration testing. It performs fast and reliable application protocol detection, independant on the TCP/UDP port they are being bound to.
THC-Amap is a next-generation scanning tool for pentesters. It attempts to identify applications even if they are running on a different port than normal.
It also identifies non-ascii based applications. This is achieved by sending trigger packets, and looking up the responses in a list of response strings.
Currently there are two tools for this purpose: amap (you are looking at it), and nmap. Both have their strength and weaknesses, as they deploy different techniques. We recommend to use both tools for reliabe identification.
This tool is for legal purposes only!
If this tool is used as part of a commercial service (e.g. pentest), name, version and web address of this tool must be mentioned in the report.
If this tool is incorporated into a commercial tool (means: it costs money, has license costs or upgrade fees, etc.) or called by it, the name, version and web address of this tool must be mentioned in the report output of the tool. Addtionally, a commercial version, key file, etc. must be made available to the authors free of charge.
Enhancements:
- Included patch from ka0ttic AT gentoo.org for cleaner gcc compile
- Added SSL_Pending() to prevent rare locking on SSL ports, thanks to michel(at)arboi.fr.eu.org for reporting
- Added lots of fingerprints, most from Johnny Cyberpunk / THC -THANKS!

Cleaner is a Java beautifier that transforms ugly syntax into beautiful syntax. The Java code syntax is parsed using ANTLR and then printed to standard output.

Source is included.

Something like this:

public void foo(String bar)
{
for(int x=0; x < 9; x++ )
{
System.out.println ("X = " + x);
}
}

Will become

public void foo( String bar ){
for ( int x = 0; x < 9; x++ ){
System.out.println( "X = " + x );
}
}

Compile:

$ ant

Run:

$ java -classpath cleaner.jar:lib/antlr.jar cleaner.Cleaner < some-file >