Free prot 2.1 software for linux

Visual F-Prot is an F-Prot Antivirus for Linux Workstations graphical interface.

Visual F-Prot is graphical interface for F-Prot Antivirus(TM) for Linux Workstations for home use (available for free download) copyrighted by Frisk Software International (www.firsk.is). Before you install this program, you must install F-Prot Antivirus, because it wont work without it.

It works with F-Prot antivirus version 4.5.3 and above - its not tested with earlier versions,but it should also work with them.

Also, youll need "xterm" terminal emulator, provided by most, if not all linux distributions.

This program is built with GTKMM 2.4 C++ libraries, so youll also need those for it to work.

QtFprot is a frontend for FPROT 4.x, a free (for personal use) Linux virus-scanner. Its similar to XFprot, but written in Qt. It allows you to set all FPROT paramters with a comfortable GUI.

These are the steps you have to do to use the program:

1. get f-prot @ http://www.f-prot.com/download/download_fplinux_personal.html
2. unpack qtfprot-0.2.1b.tar.bz2 - well you apparently already have...
3. compile, make and install (binary will be installed to /usr/local/kde/bin/)
./configure
make
make install
4. start the binary:
qtfprot

PJIRC is an IRC client, just like Opera is a HTTP client. PJIRC is just another front-end for the well-known IRC network. Youre supposed to be familiar with the IRC concepts. If not, you should try to find more information about it before going further in this document and trying
to install and use PJIRC.
PJIRC has two distinct parts : the IRC engine and the GUI. The IRC engine handles all the boring and uninteresting stuff such as managing the connection, formatting messages and so on. You might think of it as being the "kernel". On the other hand, the GUI is responsible for displaying the result with a nice layout using plenty of CPU-consuming graphical stuff and so on.
PJIRC has several guis and you can choose what you want. You might think of them as "skins", but they are much more than that. The standard PJIRC package comes with a default GUI, the "Pixx GUI". You should find its specific documentation within this package. This document will only describe the IRC engine part.
Main features:
- Highlight support
- ASL handling
- Graphical bitmap used for smileys
- Nickname auto completion
- Nick, channel and URL catcher
- Sound support
- Multilingual support
- Esthetical options such as background image, per-channel color configuration, and so on...
- UTF-8 encoding support
- Support for external control via javascript
- "On connect" command list
- Time stamping
- Fast, light and reliable
- Free and open source

Internote is an implementation of persistent sticky notes for Firefox. It allows you to create notes on a Web page which will still be there when you return.
Notes are very customizable, and come with many small, useful features. A manager is available, in which you can see all of your saved notes, edit them, print them, and delete them.
Main features:
- Internotes persist on the page they were created on
- A new Internote Manager allows for access to all notes across all pages
- The flipside of a note can be used to change its background and text colors
- Notes come in six appealing text colors and six appealing background colors
- Notes can have either a modern, glassy look, or a classical, flat look
- Optional animations are available for notes
- One of five default locations can be selected for the creation of new Internotes
- Note text is now optionally hilightable
- A scrollbar is now optional for notes which are too small to display all of their content
- Internote is translated into Simplified Chinese, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, and Spanish
- Internote can now be made to work with special sites, such as GMail

Camero is a three-part system for creating and running webcam portals. It is made of a daemon, an admin tool, and a portal CGI.
Camero 3.2 comes with the following components:
camero.py
The daemon. This component is what runs in the background, checking the cams, archiving images and updating the database.
admin.py
The admin tool cgi. This component allows you to add/remove cams, view images in the archive, edit settings, basically administrate everything
PortalConfig.py
The main portal configuration file.
PySP.py
The portal front end cgi. This processes all the portal template files.
classes/
Where the classes for the portal are kept
templates/
Where the templates for the portal are kept
db.conf
The config file for your database. This is only an example, you will need to configure and obtain info for your specific database installation.
getImage.py
This is a cgi that allows for you to obfuscate the path to your images.
See the development doc for more details
tools/archiveMaint.py
This is a utility that performs the database maintenance. It will keep your archive directories down to the size you specify.
index.html
Simple redirection to the main portal page
Secondary Components:
DB.py
This code allows for easy access to the database. All of the primary components require this to be in the same directory to execute. See the development doc for more details.
camctl
This is a shell script that should be used to start/stop/restart the daemon.
rc.d/camero.linux
A start up script for linux.
rc.d/camero.FreeBSD
A start up script for FreeBSD.
tools/deDupe.py
This is a tool that will search through all your archived images and remove any duplicates. It is not normally needed as camero will catch sequential duplicates, however users have a way of messing things up no matter how hard you try.
tools/import.py
This tool allows you to import your previous Camero config. It only imports cams but it can save a lot of entry time.
tools/sanityCheck.py
This tool will check your environment and let you know if everything checks out
tools/upgradeDB_(version).py
This tool will upgrade the database structure from any previous version to that of the current one.
tools/convertDB_(version).py
This will convert a database initialized by the free distribution to the structure of the commercial distribution (comes with commercial ver)
tools/daemonCheck.sh
This will check to see if the camero daemon is running, and if not, restart it.
Main features:
- PySP Server Page Processor (Templates, no python knowledge needed)
- New portal code thats easy to read, edit and extend
- Admin interface UI enhancements
- Configurable thumbnailing support
- Configurable generic image "pipe" support (watermark or logo the images)

wmsupermon project is a universal monitoring dockapp.
It can be used to monitor CPU usage, disk I/O, memory usage, swap, filesystems, space utilization, network traffic, wireless link quality, CPU frequency, CPU temperature, fan speed, voltages (without requiring lm_sensors), battery status (with actual, not "reported", discharge rate), traffic from your router, or anything else.
It can open and maintain many dockapp windows with one dockapp process.
"wmsupermon" can be used to monitor:
- CPU usage
- disk i/o
- memory
- swap
- filesystems - space utilization
- network traffic
- wireless link quality
- cpu frequency
- CPU temperature, fan speed, voltages (no lm_sensors required!)
- battery status (with actual - not guessed - discharge rate!)
Enhancements:
- "-" was added to the font (to print negative numbers).
- Pane rotation was fixed so that it is no longer confused by laptop sleeps.
- WindowMaker mode was fixed.
- Support was added for >,<<less