Free press software for linux

PRES project (the Press Release System) is a simple content management system, essentially targeted at producing a news and information site. Managing a PRES system is designed to be simple.
However, presentation is sophisticated and flexible. An elementary knowledge of IT would be useful but expertise in designing and managing websites is not a requirement. PRES can be used for anything from private blogging to corporate news systems.
Main features:
Flexible Presentation
- All content is generated as XML which is styled at server side with XSL-T stylesheets to provide the final look and feel of your pages. This permits an almost infinite variety of presentations. Furthermore, different XSL-T transforms can be associated with different categories, allowing you to have different styling for different parts of your site.
Caching
- Content is generated on request, but in order to limit the computational load on busy sites all content is cached for a limited period (by default twenty minutes).
Subscription
- PRES allows users to subscribe to categories - effectively sections of the site. When new stories are posted to a section youre subscribed to, you will automatically get email with a link to the story.
Syndication
- PRES makes its headlines available as a syndication feed, using both RSS 0.91 and RSS 1.0. This allows other news sites to automatically incorporate live headlines from a PRES site into their content.
Threaded Discussion
- PRES optionally allows registered users to add comments to stories in a threaded manner, similar to sites like Slashdot.
Moderation
- PRES optionally allows registered users to moderate other users comments.

KSSH is a KDE front-end to ssh.

It can work as a standard KDE application that launches ssh connections in a terminal or as a konsole session.

This means that you can press in any konsole "New Session" and then select "Secure Shell".

rsjog project is an X11 handler for Sony Vaio jog wheels.
It is designed to work with the /dev/sonypi kernel module.
It provides mousewheel emulation and (optionally) graphical menus you can navigate with the wheel.
Main features:
Simple mode (no menu file)
- Mouse wheel simulation for scroll wheel
- Press scroll wheel for middle button simulation
- Back button (if available) simulates middle button too
Menu mode
- Mouse wheel simulation for scroll wheel
- Press scroll wheel to pop up menu
- menu hides again after a time if not used
- Scroll through menu with scroll wheel
- Press scroll wheel to launch action
- Actions to launch programs
- Action to change volume using the wheel
- Action to change lcd brightness using the wheel
- Actions to simulate mouse button presses
- Back button (if available) simulates middle button if menu is not up but also goes back through menu structure/closes menu if visible
- Configuration file to specify menu structure
- Configuration file to specify vaio FN key bindings, file paths, timeouts, slider granularity, etc.
- Automatically reloads config files when they change

PwdHash is an extension which generates theft-resistant passwords.

Automatically generates per-site passwords if you prefix your password with @@ or press F2 beforehand.

Prevents JavaScript from reading your password as it is typed. The same password will be generated at each subdomain: a.example.com matches b.example.com, a.example.co.uk matches b.example.co.uk, but a.co.uk and b.co.uk are different.

Hashed passwords can also be generated at https://www.pwdhash.com/

TkPasMan is a simple program that stores usernames and passwords for access to various websites.
It is inspired by gpasman, but has more `paste possibilities. For example, you can just paste username and then password behind it.
How To Use TkPasMan:
A. Entering a new site.
1. Choose `Add site from the Edit menu to add a new site you want to store your password for.
2. Type a clear description, and press .
3. Now you can type your username and/or password in the fields on the right.
4. Use the checkbuttons to adjust the way username and/or password will be copied into the primary X selection when you select a description. Most times, you will want to select the first two options, i.e. `Username and `Password.
B. Selecting username and password and pasting them elsewhere.
1. Point your mouse to one of the descriptions in the list on the left.
2. Just press your left mouse button, and, depending on your configuration of the checkbuttons, TkPasMan will select a username or password for you.
3. Now, point your mouse to the application you want to paste your username in.
4. Just press the middle mouse, and voil? the item will be pasted! TkPasMan will automagically put the next item (most times a password) in the X selection, so, after you pasted a username somewhere, just go to the place you want to paste the password, and again middle-click to put the password on its place.
Enhancements:
- Fixed the install procedure to use install instead of cp.

Blues55 transforms a Siemens S55 cell-phone into a remote control for your computer.

Siemens phones dont have the same functionality as Sony Ericsson phones, though. Its for instance not possible to send userface elements onto the phone. Blues55 just sniffs every key-press on the phone. Its therefore best to go into key-lock state of the phone before launching Blues55.

Usage:

Establish a serial bluetooth-connection with the phone (usually sudo rfcomm bind 0 00:11:22:33:44:55)
Go into the keylock-state of the phone.
Launch Blues55: ./blues55 -k (-k for keyboard control; -m for mouse).

Bug Squish is a game in which you have to squish bugs before they suck all the blood out of your arm.
In Bug Squish, you must defend your arm from an onslaught of blood-sucking insects. Use your fly-swatter to squish them before they suck you dry.
Bug Squish is based on the shareware game "Blood Suckers" for MacOS.
Main features:
Game Play:
- 32 waves of attacking insects
- "Extra Blood" and "Bonus Score Multiplier" extras
- Multiple bug types
Sound:
- Humorous, high quality sound effects
- Fun music
Control:
- Mouse control
Enhancements:
- Fixed "Ugh" and "Ouch" sounds for embedded version.
- Added Start and Continue buttons to embedded title screen.
- Game pauses when you press Escape (Cancel) in embedded version.
- Game state saved when you quit, loaded when you start again, so you can unpause even if youve quit the game completely!
- Splatted bugs eventually vanish in embedded version.
- Embedded version uses hidden file (~/.bugsquish) for high score, instead of a visible one (~/bugsquish.dat)
- Embedded version uses mouse motion, not mouse button press. (Too easy to not lift stylus high enough.)

SDL Fungus is an addictive, multiplayer puzzle game based on NetFungus. Up to four players can play by trying to surround and capture each others fungus.

Currently only the multiplayer mode on a single computer works. I plan on cleaning up the code and releaseing it under the GNU GPL before adding networked multiplayer or AI. Also, a MacOS X port should come soon.

All comments are welcome. There are probably hundreds of bugs. Also, the program uses SDL.

Controls

- To rotate the piece you want to place, press space.
- To skip your turn, press tab.
- To bite press control and then click on the fungus blocks that you want to bite. After you have selected press control again or press space to cancel the bite.