Free profit software for linux

Minimum Profit is a FREE text editor for programmers.
If you are reading this (you are), you probably know what a text editor is and thus I wont explain what open file, search and replace, tab size and things like those, means. Only the special or not-so-intuitive features will be explained. In any other aspect, mp is just like
the text editor you were using until today, before youve found this unknown jewel that will change your life.
Much of Minimum Profits behaviour is changeable from a configuration file, as key bindings, colors, the menu and other variables. Take a look at mprc.sample for details. The configuration files for Unix systems are /etc/mprc and $HOME/.mprc (see below to know how to set it in Win32).
Minimum Profit includes several interfaces:
- curses: the good old text interface. You need any Unix (Linux, Solaris, IRIX, any BSD...) and the curses or ncurses library. It was also sucessfully compiled under BeOS (with a locally compiled ncurses) many years ago.
- GTK: You need any X11 system with the GTK+ libraries installed. Support for GTK versions 1.2 and 2.0 is provided.
- Win32: You need Microsoft Windows 95 or later and the lccwin32 compiler.
Main features:
- Multiple files can be edited at the same time and blocks copied and pasted among them.
- Syntax highlighting for many popular languages / file formats: C, C++, Perl, Shell Scripts, Ruby, Php, SQL, Python, HTML...
- Creative use of tags: tags created by the external utility ctags are used to move instantaneously to functions or variables inside your current source tree. Tags are visually highlighted (underlined), and symbol completion can be triggered to avoid typing your own function names over and over.
- Intelligent help system: pressing F1 over any word of a text being edited triggers the underlying system help (calling man when editing C or Shell files, perldoc with Perl, ri on Ruby, winhelp on MS Windows...).
- Understandable interface: drop-down menus, reasonable default key bindings.
- Configurable keys, menus and colors.
- Text templates can be easily defined / accessed.
- Multiplatform: Console/curses, GTK+ (1.2 and 2.0), MS Windows.
- Automatic indentation, word wrapping, internal grep, learning / repeating functions.
- Search and replace using plain text or regular expressions (including a special function to replace text on all open files).
- Small memory footprint.
- Multilingual.
- Password-protected, encrypted text files (using the ARCFOUR algorithm).
- It helps you abandon vi, emacs and other six-legged freaks definitely.
- Awesome easter egg.
Installation
To compile under any Unix flavour, just run
$ ./config.sh
$ make
The first step should automatically detect all usable interfaces and
additional libraries and leave a Makefile behind. Previous Minimum Profit
versions used to need GNU Make; this is no longer true. By running
$ ./config.sh --help
you can see a list of tweakable options. Also, a bunch of README.* files are
included with Minimum Profits standard distribution with information
specific to many systems and cross-compilers. Notoriously, if you have
the mingw32 cross-compiler suite in your Unix system, you can build an
MS Windows binary pretty easily (README.mingw32).
To install just run (as root):
# make install
and it will be instaled in /usr/local/bin. You can select an alternate
installation directory in the configuration phase; for example, to install
it on /usr/bin, do
$ ./config.sh --prefix=/usr/bin
Enhancements:
- This new release features a new complete action, that asks for completion on the current word using any of the words found in the same document, a new redo action, to revert undo operations, the global configuration file `/etc/mp.mpsl is also executed, in the replace action, the substitution string can contain the special character and , that will be replaced by the matched string (as in the `sed command line tool), and more documentation.

Rails web framework is a full-stack framework for developing database-backed web applications according to the Model-View-Control pattern.

From the Ajax in the view, to the request and response in the controller, to the domain model wrapping the database, Rails gives you a pure-Ruby development environment. To go live, all you need to add is a database and a web server.

Everyone from startups to non-profits to enterprise organizations are using Rails. Rails is all about infrastructure so its a great fit for practically any type of web application Be it software for collaboration, community, e-commerce, content management, statistics, management, you name it.

Rails works with a wealth of web servers and databases. For web server, we recommend Apache or lighttpd running either FastCGI or SCGI. For database, you can use MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Oracle, SQL Server, DB2, or Firebird. Just about any operating system will do, but we recommend a nix-based one for deployment.

If you need hosting, TextDrive is the official Ruby on Rails host, offering fantastic plans with a knowledgeable staff. Whether you need shared or dedicated hosting, these guys are experts in Ruby on Rails.

Creating a weblog in 15 minutes

In 15 minutes, we go from scratch to complete weblog engine: with comments and an administrative interface. But since the actual application only took 58 lines to complete, we also have time left over to do unit testing, examine the logs, and play around with the domain model.

Putting Flickr on Rails

Ruby on Rails is not just for playing with your local database, its for taking on the web. So in 5 minutes, we create a web-based search engine for Flickr using their public API with all the fades and glamour of Ajax. Hows that for a low-tech alternative to something fancy like Flash.

Evolving your database schema without a sweat

Before you know it, youll have data that you care about in your application. Which makes adding, removing, or changing the schema an error-prone, time-consuming, and frustrating process. That is, unless youre using Ruby on Rails. In 20 minutes, youll learn all about how database migrations can make your schema as flexible as your code with no fear of data loss.

PyVib2 is a program for analyzing vibrational motion and vibrational spectra, written in pure Python. PyVib2 project was developed by Maxim Fedorovsky during his Ph.D. thesis work in Prof. Werner Hugs research group.

PyVib2 permits the automatic correlation of vibrational motions of molecules thereby allowing an understanding of Raman, Raman optical activity (ROA), infrared vibrational absorption (IR), and vibrational circular dichroism (VCD) spectra. The versatile representation of vibrational motions, the visualization techniques of Raman/ROA and IR/VCD generation in molecules and the production of publication quality spectra, are features of PyVib2.

Output files of Raman/ROA and IR/VCD calculations, produced with the DALTON and Gaussian quantum chemistry packages, can be directly opened. Files in the MOLDEN and XMol XYZ format can be imported and exported. A variety of formats (JPEG, TIFF, PNG, PNM, PS, PDF, Animated GIF, FLI) are available to the user for saving results.

All the functionalities are accessible via the pyviblib class library.

Windows and Mac OS X users can profit from the "all-in-one" installation archives (i.e. there is no need to install any additional software).

ORFEO Toolbox (OTB) is a high resolution remote sensing image processing library. It contains a set of algorithmic components which allow the user to capitalize on methodological know how, and therefore use an incremental approach to profit from the results of methodological research. The project is made of a set of basic elements (a C++ class API) and utilities (independent programs built upon the base API).
Enhancements:
- This release adds various bugfixes, support for VC++ 7.1 and 8.0, Cygwin, and MinGW, several new image formats (Erdas HFA, Lum), multiscale analysis (morphological pyramid) and spatial reasoning (RCC8), improvement of the visualization, and new applications.

Son of Service (SOS) is a multiuser volunteer management database for non-profits, charities, schools, churches, and clubs. SOS will keep track of your volunteers, their contact information, availability, work history, comments, reminders, and relationships.

It will help you quickly find the right volunteer for the job and e-mail him, and it will make reports about how you are using volunteers.

SOS is a helpful tool for organizations with many volunteers or multiple volunteer coordinators.

Your organization helps people for free, and your volunteers work for free. So you know there is a "free lunch."

SOS is free. Its free from charge: notice there is no menu option for purchasing or ordering. But SOS also provides freedom from many restrictions. Download the program, install it, and use it without buying expensive licenses.

Use it on as many systems with as many users and volunteers as you have. Use your choice of server operating system and RDBMS. (You dont need to buy a RDBMS or other server software.) You can even modify SOS to meet your specific needs because the full source is available to you.

Pagetool provides a CMS (content management system) that allows people with limited technical skills to contribute to a website.
What is Pagetool?
Pagetool is a program that allows people with limited technical skills to modify and contribute to an organizations web site via a web browser. There is no need for using an FTP program or for purchasing html editing programs like Dream Weaver or Go Live!. Furthermore, for basic site maintenance, no knowledge of HTML is necessary.
How Does it Work?
Pagetool stores all web pages in a database. To the average web user, it looks and acts like a typical web site. However, it you go to the special admin section and enter the correct username and password, you will be able to see a list of web pages on your site. By selecting a web page and clicking "edit" you will be able to change the content of that particular page.
Was Pagetool designed specifically for Nonprofits?
Media Jumpstart launched the Pagetool project (as a branch of myphpPagetool) with the express goal of making a web content management system appropriate for nonprofit organizations. As the project developed, however, it has attracted diverse developers who have been adapting it to work with for profit organizations, consultants, and universities, making it useful to a wide spectrum of organizations. The Pagetool project has since been taken over by Dave Guerin.
Enhancements:
- Added a link from the first setup page to the README_CGI.txt file for those that might need to do a manual install.
- Added an if !isset for $pt_action in pt_admin.inc. Maybe Pagetool 1.x will run with E_ALL error reporting someday :-)
- The new profile and edit profile admin screens now have valid html, plus a note about changing the colspan values for the header td and footer td thats required if theres no news bar.

bibteXML provides an XML equivalent of BibTeX.
bibteXML is a bibliography DTD for XML that expresses the content model of BibTeX, the bibliographic system for use with LaTeX.
It provides conversion tools for tagging your bibliographic data in XML, or export it to HTML or native BibTeX syntax, saving typing time.
BibTeXML is shipped with tools to translate native TeX-syntax BibTeX bibliographies to XML and translate this into any markup scheme. Hence one is able to profit from both the existing BibTeX system and bibliographies as well as the transformation and presentation facilities offered by XML.
Our goal is to maintain a strict BibTeX schema and develop (and collect!) conversion tools that will help you tag your bibliographic data in XML and save typing time, or export it to XML based bibliographic formats such as MODS, as well as HTML, DocBook, LaTeX or native BibTeX syntax.
Enhancements:
- Dublin Core Metadata support (xml & html)
- Endnote Export format output style

Suri Pluma is a satellite image processing tool and visualizer.
Suri Pluma project can open the most common image formats without importing to an internal format and minimizing the memory required for visualization.
It is designed to be modular and extensible. It has a meassurement tool (distance and areas with error estimation) and geographical and map coordinate information.
Designed with state of the art techniques and tools, it offers means to extract information in easy and intuitive ways, offering to the user quantitative and qualitative information immediatly, taking full profit of the different satellite sources.
It provides simplified access to the different data formats and exports to the most common and spreaded formats. It takes full advantage of the hardware resources, with very low minimal requirements.
The goal is to provide the user with a high quality software, bringing a simple tool for image processing and remote sensing.
Main features:
User Interface
- Windows based single-document user interface (SDI) for more flexibility.
- Intuitive graphic user interface, making the tasks simple for both beginner and advanced users.
Input file formats
- Automatic opening of Fast Format images (including SAC-C and Landsat), Tiff and GeoTiff distribuited by CONAE, as well as the different formats used by GLCF and other propietary formats as the ENVI format. Also supports standard graphic formats like Jpg, Png and Bmp.
- Image type auto detect. There is no need to import for visualization the data with known formats.
- Direct access to the different data types without conversion.
- Immediate opening images independently from their size.
- Opening many images at once without memory overflow.
- Supports generic RAW binary format with manual definition of parameters.
Image analysis:
- Area and distances measurement tools available.
- Planar coordinate and pixel value displaying in real-time.
Image visualization:
- RGB color composite viewing capabilites.
- Grayscale viewing capabilites.
- Zoom In/Out capabilites using the wheel on the mouse.
- Flexible navigation using Scroll/Zoom windows.
Image enhancement:
- Linear and nonlinear contrast enhancement.
- Histogram equalization.
Geographic location:
- Automatic recognition of georeferenced meta-data of the different formats, making possible the search of areas of interest by geographic coordinates.
Export images:
- Exports to different image formats, making Suri compatible with other analysis tools. Available on Suri Pluma V1.1.
Minimal requirements:
- Takes advantage of the hardware resources, making possible the visualization and analysis of big images in low-end hardware with great efficiency.
Available platforms:
- Suri is developed in C++ in Linux and Windows environments simultaneously and distribuited in both systems.