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R-kiosk 0.5.2
R-kiosk provides an extension that defaults to full screen, disables all menus, toolbars, key commands and right button menus. more>>
R-kiosk provides an extension that defaults to full screen, disables all menus, toolbars, key commands and right button menus.
Real Kiosk is a Firefox 2.0 extension that defaults to full screen, disables all menus, toolbars, key commands and right button menus. Alt+Home still takes you home.
You can enable Navigation toolbar by adding the following to user.js:
user_pref("rkiosk.navbar", true);
You might want to remove the print dialog by adding following lines to your user.js:
user_pref("print.always_print_silent",true);
user_pref("print.show_print_progress",false);
Notice that the user can still close Firefox with for example Alt-F4 and get access to your computer. You might want to prevent this with a suitable utility program for your operating system.
Caution! R-kiosk extension can be removed only in Firefox Safe Mode.
<<lessReal Kiosk is a Firefox 2.0 extension that defaults to full screen, disables all menus, toolbars, key commands and right button menus. Alt+Home still takes you home.
You can enable Navigation toolbar by adding the following to user.js:
user_pref("rkiosk.navbar", true);
You might want to remove the print dialog by adding following lines to your user.js:
user_pref("print.always_print_silent",true);
user_pref("print.show_print_progress",false);
Notice that the user can still close Firefox with for example Alt-F4 and get access to your computer. You might want to prevent this with a suitable utility program for your operating system.
Caution! R-kiosk extension can be removed only in Firefox Safe Mode.
Download (0.014MB)
Added: 2007-04-19 License: MPL (Mozilla Public License) Price:
560 downloads
Kvirus 0.5.2
Kvirus project is a board/puzzle game for the KDE Environment. more>>
Kvirus project is a board/puzzle game for the KDE Environment.
Kvirus is a board game for the KDE Environment and a clone of Ataxxlet originally written in Java.
The goal is to copy or jump your virus to eat up the enemy virus. Kvirus provides a cute interface with hours of fun.
<<lessKvirus is a board game for the KDE Environment and a clone of Ataxxlet originally written in Java.
The goal is to copy or jump your virus to eat up the enemy virus. Kvirus provides a cute interface with hours of fun.
Download (0.30MB)
Added: 2006-12-05 License: Freely Distributable Price:
1053 downloads
DeliK 0.5.2
DeliK is the KDE porting of Delibar. more>>
DeliK is the KDE porting of Delibar (http://www.rknet.it/program/delibar/). DeliK is a del.icio.us bookmark manager client, it will store all your bookmarks in the system bar so you can easily access to it by selecting the tag and then the link.
<<less Download (0.032MB)
Added: 2007-01-28 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
999 downloads
genromfs 0.5.2
genromfs project can create romfs images. more>>
genromfs project can create romfs images.
romfs is a space-efficient, small, read-only filesystem originally for Linux and used by some Linux based projects. It is a block-based filesystem, that means it makes use of block (or sector) accessible storage driver (like disks, CDs, ROM drives). It is part of stock Linux kernels since about version 2.1.21 (about January, 1997). All current (2.4--2.6) kernel sources contain support for romfs, but depending on the distributor, it might not have been compiled in.
A working Linux system requires the kernel, and at least some programs running, which obviously needs a filesystem too. Most Linux disk filesystems are designed to be high performance, supporting all POSIX features, sometimes elaborate recovery on crashes (journaling), and that usually makes them quite heavy-weight, and thus often inappropriate in some special purposes.
romfs makes two shortcuts: first, its read-only, you cant simply use your disk if its a romfs disk, you must build its image beforehand. Second, it stores only the absolute minimum required from a filing system. No modification dates, no unix permissions.
Enhancements:
- Compilation fixes were made for the Cygwin platform, and there is less dependence on the ntohl() implementation.
- A segfault is now avoided with nonexistent directories.
- The acceptable names for "fake" device names were made to include the "-", "_", and "+" characters.
<<lessromfs is a space-efficient, small, read-only filesystem originally for Linux and used by some Linux based projects. It is a block-based filesystem, that means it makes use of block (or sector) accessible storage driver (like disks, CDs, ROM drives). It is part of stock Linux kernels since about version 2.1.21 (about January, 1997). All current (2.4--2.6) kernel sources contain support for romfs, but depending on the distributor, it might not have been compiled in.
A working Linux system requires the kernel, and at least some programs running, which obviously needs a filesystem too. Most Linux disk filesystems are designed to be high performance, supporting all POSIX features, sometimes elaborate recovery on crashes (journaling), and that usually makes them quite heavy-weight, and thus often inappropriate in some special purposes.
romfs makes two shortcuts: first, its read-only, you cant simply use your disk if its a romfs disk, you must build its image beforehand. Second, it stores only the absolute minimum required from a filing system. No modification dates, no unix permissions.
Enhancements:
- Compilation fixes were made for the Cygwin platform, and there is less dependence on the ntohl() implementation.
- A segfault is now avoided with nonexistent directories.
- The acceptable names for "fake" device names were made to include the "-", "_", and "+" characters.
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Added: 2007-06-29 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
859 downloads
Libslack 0.5.2
Libslack is a library of general utilities designed to make UNIX/C programming a bit easier on the eye. more>> <<less
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Added: 2005-09-28 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1486 downloads
coords 0.5.2
coords is a planetarium program. more>>
coords is a planetarium program. The project is still under construction, but it does a good job of showing the sky with stars and planets at the correct positions.
This version shows celestial objects from the Yale BSC and NGC2000 catalogs, planets from Mercury to Pluto, the Sun and the Moon.
All GUI parts have been written with GLib 2.12, GTK 2.8, Pango 1.14, and Cairo 1.4 (Debian Lenny libraries).
How to use it:
The GUI program:
- If you click in the sky map, you can move it with the arrow keys. Its a stereographic projection of the sky sphere, the up and down keys change the pitch and the left and right keys allow you to roll around the zenith. There are spin buttons too. Finally, the sky can also be moved by dragging the mouse on it.
- A spin button adjusts the zoom factor (Scale).
- A menu allows you to toggle the visibility of various things (equator, frames or grids, star names, ...)
- other stuff, i hope its intuitive
coordserver takes no argument. Currently, it can serve data in two modes. The first is a Right Ascent,Declination pair, given as two floating point numbers separated by a comma (option -c of coordclient). This is meant for machine
processing. The second mode is text.
coordclient can take up to 3 arguments. The first is the -c option (see above).
The next argument is the star name, which can be :
- a name
- an HR (Harvard Revised Catalog) number with 0 padding before the number if less than 4 digits
- a Bayer name (Alp Boo, Alp 1 Cen, Gam Per...)
- a Flamsteed name ( 1 Peg, with two blank spaces before the "1" because the number field is 3 characters long).
The next argument can be date in YYYY-MM-DD.DDDD format. If absent, the machine current date will be used.
<<lessThis version shows celestial objects from the Yale BSC and NGC2000 catalogs, planets from Mercury to Pluto, the Sun and the Moon.
All GUI parts have been written with GLib 2.12, GTK 2.8, Pango 1.14, and Cairo 1.4 (Debian Lenny libraries).
How to use it:
The GUI program:
- If you click in the sky map, you can move it with the arrow keys. Its a stereographic projection of the sky sphere, the up and down keys change the pitch and the left and right keys allow you to roll around the zenith. There are spin buttons too. Finally, the sky can also be moved by dragging the mouse on it.
- A spin button adjusts the zoom factor (Scale).
- A menu allows you to toggle the visibility of various things (equator, frames or grids, star names, ...)
- other stuff, i hope its intuitive
coordserver takes no argument. Currently, it can serve data in two modes. The first is a Right Ascent,Declination pair, given as two floating point numbers separated by a comma (option -c of coordclient). This is meant for machine
processing. The second mode is text.
coordclient can take up to 3 arguments. The first is the -c option (see above).
The next argument is the star name, which can be :
- a name
- an HR (Harvard Revised Catalog) number with 0 padding before the number if less than 4 digits
- a Bayer name (Alp Boo, Alp 1 Cen, Gam Per...)
- a Flamsteed name ( 1 Peg, with two blank spaces before the "1" because the number field is 3 characters long).
The next argument can be date in YYYY-MM-DD.DDDD format. If absent, the machine current date will be used.
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Added: 2007-08-12 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
807 downloads
Dim 0.5.2
Dim provides you a free, yet full-featured and easy-to-use distributed versioning tool. more>> Dim 0.5.2 provides you a free, yet full-featured and easy-to-use distributed versioning tool. Similar in some aspects to git, darcs, or mercurial, however much smaller and simpler. The Dim tool also addresses some crucial issues which are ignored by other tools, like multi-items composition or global naming.
Major Features:
- User friendly. Dim provides a version naming service, which is for version control what the DNS is for internet. Versions are stored directly expanded in the filesystem, with common files hardlinked, and are accessible for any tool or purpose.
- Transparent. Versioning metadata are stored entirely outside of item content, avoiding any interference with data. It allows easy coexistence with other tools, but also new possibilities to organize large and complex projects.
- Distributed. Each user hosts its own complete replica of the repository. A simple PHP server agent can be deployed on any HTTP server supporting PHP (most of ISPs).
- Efficient. Only compressed delta between versions are archived and exchanged over the network.
- Safe. Each replica increases robustness. Sha1 checksums are used for integrity checks, and version identification. RSA asymetric encryption is used for version signing and authentication.
- Fast and scalable. Dim leverages the power, the speed and the robustness of the filesytem whenever possible, and uses simple, specialized and fast unix executables, to remain as thin as an application can be.
- Dim is a single self documented POSIX shell script of around 2000 lines. It just uses standard UNIX utilities like awk, diff, tar, and openssl. It should run almost everywhere.
Enhancements:
- Provides support for full archives
- Removal and re-import of versions
- Many internal changes to prepare support of multi-item operations
- Several important bugfixes.
Added: 2009-02-12 License: MIT/X Consortium Lic... Price: FREE
1 downloads
Mpiomon 0.5.2
Mpiomon is a shell script that runs as a daemon and monitors all DM (device mapper) MPIO paths. more>>
Mpiomon is a shell script that runs as a daemon and monitors all DM (device mapper) MPIO paths. The project starts to beep when a path fails.
Every event also triggers the email alert mechanism, which sends mail to one or more persons with the details of whats going on.
<<lessEvery event also triggers the email alert mechanism, which sends mail to one or more persons with the details of whats going on.
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Added: 2006-12-15 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1043 downloads
libgpod 0.5.2
libgpod is a shared library to access the contents of an iPod. more>>
libgpod is a shared library to access the contents of an iPod. libgpod library is based on code used in the gtkpod project. Starting with V0.96.CVS gtkpod depends on this library.
This code was originally part of gtkpod itself. When the parsing code was made self-contained with gtkpod V0.93, we chose to put this code in a separate library so that other projects can benefit from it without duplicating code.
libgpod supports playlists, smart playlists, playcounts, skipcounts, ratings, podcasts and cover art. Audio as well as video is supported. Photo support has been implemented with version 0.4.2.
libgpod is licensed under the LGPL.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a problem with empty sort strings which caused multiple listings of albums on the iPod.
<<lessThis code was originally part of gtkpod itself. When the parsing code was made self-contained with gtkpod V0.93, we chose to put this code in a separate library so that other projects can benefit from it without duplicating code.
libgpod supports playlists, smart playlists, playcounts, skipcounts, ratings, podcasts and cover art. Audio as well as video is supported. Photo support has been implemented with version 0.4.2.
libgpod is licensed under the LGPL.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a problem with empty sort strings which caused multiple listings of albums on the iPod.
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Added: 2007-06-24 License: LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License) Price:
855 downloads
Tracker 0.5.2
Tracker is a first class object database, extensible tag/metadata database, search tool and indexer. more>>
Tracker is a first class object database, extensible tag/metadata database, search tool and indexer.
It can trawl through your hard drive and index existing files and data stores.
It has been designed from the ground up to be very lightweight (the tracker daemon consumes ~4MB of RAM in typical use) yet at the same time very fast too.
It provides a comprehensive, persistent and extensible storage system that can store and index almost any object. These objects can also have extensible user defined metadata and tags to create rich first class objects.
First class object support includes:
- Files
- Documents
- Music
- Images
- Videos
- Text Files
- Development Files
- Playlists*
- Notes*
- Applications*
- People/Contacts*
- Emails*
- Conversations*
- Appointments*
- Tasks*
- Bookmarks and History*
- Projects*
(* these services are not currently indexed at the moment but will be in later versions)
Main features:
- Desktop-neutral design (its a freedesktop product built around other freedesktop technologies like DBus and XDGMime but contains no GNOME specific dependencies)
- Very memory efficient and non-leaking (typical RAM usage 4 - 6 MB). Unlike some other indexers, tracker is designed and built to run well on lower memory systems with typically 128MB or 256MB memory. It should even be efficient enough to use on some mobile devices.
- Non-bloated and written in C for maximum efficiency.
- Small size and minimal dependencies makes it easy to bundle into various distros including live cds.
- Fast indexing and unobtrusive - no need to index stuff overnight. Tracker runs at nice+10 so it should have a minimal impact on your system.
- Implements the freedesktop specification for metadata http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards/shared-filemetadata-spec
- Extracts embedded File, Image, Document and Audio type metadata from files.
- Extracts embedded metadata from HTML, PDF, PS, OLE2 (DOC, XLS, PPT), OpenOffice (sxw), StarOffice (sdw), DVI, MAN, MP3 (ID3v1 and ID3v2), OGG, WAV, EXIV2, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, DEB, RPM, TAR(.GZ), ZIP, ELF, REAL, RIFF (AVI), MPEG, QT and ASF files
- Supports the WC3s RDF Query syntax for querying metadata
- Provides support for both free text search (like Beagle/Google) as well as structured searches using RDF Query
- Respond in real time to file system changes to keep its metadata database up to date and in synch
- Fully extendable with custom metadata - you can store, retrieve, register and search via RDF Query all your own custom metadata
- Can extract a files contents as plain text and index them
- Provides text filters for PDF, MS Office, OpenOffice (all versions), HTML and PS files.
- Can provide thumbnailing on the fly
<<lessIt can trawl through your hard drive and index existing files and data stores.
It has been designed from the ground up to be very lightweight (the tracker daemon consumes ~4MB of RAM in typical use) yet at the same time very fast too.
It provides a comprehensive, persistent and extensible storage system that can store and index almost any object. These objects can also have extensible user defined metadata and tags to create rich first class objects.
First class object support includes:
- Files
- Documents
- Music
- Images
- Videos
- Text Files
- Development Files
- Playlists*
- Notes*
- Applications*
- People/Contacts*
- Emails*
- Conversations*
- Appointments*
- Tasks*
- Bookmarks and History*
- Projects*
(* these services are not currently indexed at the moment but will be in later versions)
Main features:
- Desktop-neutral design (its a freedesktop product built around other freedesktop technologies like DBus and XDGMime but contains no GNOME specific dependencies)
- Very memory efficient and non-leaking (typical RAM usage 4 - 6 MB). Unlike some other indexers, tracker is designed and built to run well on lower memory systems with typically 128MB or 256MB memory. It should even be efficient enough to use on some mobile devices.
- Non-bloated and written in C for maximum efficiency.
- Small size and minimal dependencies makes it easy to bundle into various distros including live cds.
- Fast indexing and unobtrusive - no need to index stuff overnight. Tracker runs at nice+10 so it should have a minimal impact on your system.
- Implements the freedesktop specification for metadata http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards/shared-filemetadata-spec
- Extracts embedded File, Image, Document and Audio type metadata from files.
- Extracts embedded metadata from HTML, PDF, PS, OLE2 (DOC, XLS, PPT), OpenOffice (sxw), StarOffice (sdw), DVI, MAN, MP3 (ID3v1 and ID3v2), OGG, WAV, EXIV2, JPEG, GIF, PNG, TIFF, DEB, RPM, TAR(.GZ), ZIP, ELF, REAL, RIFF (AVI), MPEG, QT and ASF files
- Supports the WC3s RDF Query syntax for querying metadata
- Provides support for both free text search (like Beagle/Google) as well as structured searches using RDF Query
- Respond in real time to file system changes to keep its metadata database up to date and in synch
- Fully extendable with custom metadata - you can store, retrieve, register and search via RDF Query all your own custom metadata
- Can extract a files contents as plain text and index them
- Provides text filters for PDF, MS Office, OpenOffice (all versions), HTML and PS files.
- Can provide thumbnailing on the fly
Download (1.3MB)
Added: 2006-11-21 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1068 downloads
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Added: 2007-08-15 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
803 downloads
Cmmi 0.5.2
Cmmi helps you to simplify your installation process from .tar.gz source archives. more>>
Cmmi project helps you to simplify your installation process from .tar.gz source archives. You can be a package manager of your local site, if you are not an expert of your OS.Cmmi can make Debian, RedHat, Slackware and cygwin packages efficiently.
Cmmi manages your installation process by following features
- This program can registory a tarball (an tar.gz archive file) to the ?/cmmi directory and manage it
- You can customize your particular installation instruction at the .cmmi file.
Please use this software if you face to following situations.
- If you want to manage installation process on the OS such as cygwin, SunOS, etc... which does not have Package system
- If you want to install the latest free software every day ( Many free software is released with .tar.gz archive only...
- If you have had a problem that you forget your paticular configure options for installation.
- If you can read and write Perl script and sh script. ( I expect you to send me patches of Cmmi ^_^)
How to install
1. Do make install (cmmi command will be installed to /usr/local/bin directory)
2. Please make ~/cmmi Direcotry
% mkdir ~/cmmi
3. You will see a following message.
% cmmi
cmmi 0.x.x
usage : cmmi [switch] [install|clean|make|ARCFILE]
cmmi ARCFILE .... checkin ARCFILE to ~/cmmi/xxxxx/
cmmi .... configure and make
cmmi install .... install
cmmi clean .... cleaning work
switch :
-v verbose mode
-d debug mode
-n force unset $PACKAGE_TYPE
Enhancements:
- The default value of $PACKAGE_PREFIX included an illegal keyword _ for Debian packages; this has been fixed.
- Support has been added for the .depends feature for Debian packages.
- This release will check whether the ./configure script exists or doesnt exist.
- Support for .bz2 archives has been added.
<<lessCmmi manages your installation process by following features
- This program can registory a tarball (an tar.gz archive file) to the ?/cmmi directory and manage it
- You can customize your particular installation instruction at the .cmmi file.
Please use this software if you face to following situations.
- If you want to manage installation process on the OS such as cygwin, SunOS, etc... which does not have Package system
- If you want to install the latest free software every day ( Many free software is released with .tar.gz archive only...
- If you have had a problem that you forget your paticular configure options for installation.
- If you can read and write Perl script and sh script. ( I expect you to send me patches of Cmmi ^_^)
How to install
1. Do make install (cmmi command will be installed to /usr/local/bin directory)
2. Please make ~/cmmi Direcotry
% mkdir ~/cmmi
3. You will see a following message.
% cmmi
cmmi 0.x.x
usage : cmmi [switch] [install|clean|make|ARCFILE]
cmmi ARCFILE .... checkin ARCFILE to ~/cmmi/xxxxx/
cmmi .... configure and make
cmmi install .... install
cmmi clean .... cleaning work
switch :
-v verbose mode
-d debug mode
-n force unset $PACKAGE_TYPE
Enhancements:
- The default value of $PACKAGE_PREFIX included an illegal keyword _ for Debian packages; this has been fixed.
- Support has been added for the .depends feature for Debian packages.
- This release will check whether the ./configure script exists or doesnt exist.
- Support for .bz2 archives has been added.
Download (0.020MB)
Added: 2007-01-23 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
1007 downloads
rmp3 0.5.2
rmp3 is a receiver for the rmp3 broadcast protocol. more>>
rmp3 is a receiver for the rmp3 broadcast protocol. This protocol uses teletext data transmitted in the VBI (vertical blanking interval) of TV transmissions to broadcast mp3-files (e.g. RadioMP3 and MegaRadio). rmp3 currently is a command-line application. A GUI is forthcoming.
rmp3 is free software and released under the GNU General Public License. See the file COPYING for more information. See the file AUTHORS, too.
The rmp3 protocol is designed to be used by MEGARADIO http://www.megaradio.net/
to broadcast their program via NBC Europe TV.
NBC Europe TV can be received:
Via analog cable-TV in Germany. Some areas have only part-time reception.
Check http://www.kabelanschluss.com/ for details.
Via Eutelsat HOTBIRD (almost everywhere in Europe) with a *digital* (DVB) receiver. You either need a digital set-top box that re-inserts the teletext stream into the analog signal routed to your TV card. Or you need a DVB-s card and a direct connection to your satellite dish.
Note that NBC Europe cannot be received with an analog satellite receiver. And no, NBC Europe is not on Astra -- do not confuse it with CNBC.
Since rmp3 is a data service you need a pretty good reception of the TV signal. Even if you barely see any snow in the TV picture you may still get too many errors for it to be usable. Check the cable to your TV card (short cables are better) and the finetuning (xawtv: cursor left/right). Use rmp3 -v to check the signal quality indicator (Q=10 is perfect, lower numbers are worse).
Of course this means you either need an (analog) TV card or a (digital)
DVB-S card supported by Linux. It is probably a good idea to get the card
running with a program to watch TV *before* you try running rmp3. xawtv
and alevt are the most popular choices for watching TV and browsing teletext.
Please see the Linux FAQs for details.
The authors of rmp3 would like to point out that we wrote rmp3 but we
are NOT RESPONSIBLE for the RADIO PROGRAM that is broadcast by MEGARADIO!
Please DO NOT COMPLAIN TO US about the music they play or the quality
of the MP3s they send. We cant do anything about it!
In particular MEGARADIO at the time of this writing (August 2002) has the
following problems:
The stream is sent either at 96 kbit/s or 128 kbit/s depending on the time of the day. Although they claim that the former is required because an additional teletext magazine is sent, there is no technical reason for that. If the stream is sent with the correct speed (see below) there is enough room in the VBI to send the teletext magazine even at 128 kbit/s.
The stream is sent too fast (106% for 96 kbit/s and 114% for 128 kbit/s)! But without a correct stream timing listening to the stream is a pain. Since your soundcard can only play at a fixed rate some buffer will inevitably overflow after a short time. You will her a popping noise in the audio and a piece of the song is lost. Note that file saving is
not affected. If you both listen to the stream and save the stream, files will be saved ok even if the audio fails. The only workaround we can offer is to increase the queue length (e.g. rmp3 -Q 1000 will allocate around 900K). But this just delays the problem. You will soon see asynchronous output if you use multiple plugins.
The 128 kbit/s MP3 files are of low quality. Apparently they are not generated with the best encoding and not from an uncompressed source.
All MP3 file names are in UPPERCASE and are missing all special characters. The save script tries to compensate for that but this is of course not perfect.
The MP3 files have ID3 tags now, but they are in UPPERCASE and incomplete.
There are no covers or structured song names, yet.
The are a few violations of the rmp3 protocol which may lead to corrupted MP3 files if there are many errors or gaps in the stream (the stream ID is not changed and empty garbage files are sent).
Sometimes there are long pauses between songs or the rmp3 stream is stopped and then started again. Just have a bit of patience. Sigh.
All of this may be obsolete by the time you read this (we hope so).To find the latest unofficial rumors and gossip about MEGARADIO, please visit: http://www.rettet-radiomp3.de/forum/ (in German only)
Enhancements:
- added Jens V4L 0.9.x stuff
<<lessrmp3 is free software and released under the GNU General Public License. See the file COPYING for more information. See the file AUTHORS, too.
The rmp3 protocol is designed to be used by MEGARADIO http://www.megaradio.net/
to broadcast their program via NBC Europe TV.
NBC Europe TV can be received:
Via analog cable-TV in Germany. Some areas have only part-time reception.
Check http://www.kabelanschluss.com/ for details.
Via Eutelsat HOTBIRD (almost everywhere in Europe) with a *digital* (DVB) receiver. You either need a digital set-top box that re-inserts the teletext stream into the analog signal routed to your TV card. Or you need a DVB-s card and a direct connection to your satellite dish.
Note that NBC Europe cannot be received with an analog satellite receiver. And no, NBC Europe is not on Astra -- do not confuse it with CNBC.
Since rmp3 is a data service you need a pretty good reception of the TV signal. Even if you barely see any snow in the TV picture you may still get too many errors for it to be usable. Check the cable to your TV card (short cables are better) and the finetuning (xawtv: cursor left/right). Use rmp3 -v to check the signal quality indicator (Q=10 is perfect, lower numbers are worse).
Of course this means you either need an (analog) TV card or a (digital)
DVB-S card supported by Linux. It is probably a good idea to get the card
running with a program to watch TV *before* you try running rmp3. xawtv
and alevt are the most popular choices for watching TV and browsing teletext.
Please see the Linux FAQs for details.
The authors of rmp3 would like to point out that we wrote rmp3 but we
are NOT RESPONSIBLE for the RADIO PROGRAM that is broadcast by MEGARADIO!
Please DO NOT COMPLAIN TO US about the music they play or the quality
of the MP3s they send. We cant do anything about it!
In particular MEGARADIO at the time of this writing (August 2002) has the
following problems:
The stream is sent either at 96 kbit/s or 128 kbit/s depending on the time of the day. Although they claim that the former is required because an additional teletext magazine is sent, there is no technical reason for that. If the stream is sent with the correct speed (see below) there is enough room in the VBI to send the teletext magazine even at 128 kbit/s.
The stream is sent too fast (106% for 96 kbit/s and 114% for 128 kbit/s)! But without a correct stream timing listening to the stream is a pain. Since your soundcard can only play at a fixed rate some buffer will inevitably overflow after a short time. You will her a popping noise in the audio and a piece of the song is lost. Note that file saving is
not affected. If you both listen to the stream and save the stream, files will be saved ok even if the audio fails. The only workaround we can offer is to increase the queue length (e.g. rmp3 -Q 1000 will allocate around 900K). But this just delays the problem. You will soon see asynchronous output if you use multiple plugins.
The 128 kbit/s MP3 files are of low quality. Apparently they are not generated with the best encoding and not from an uncompressed source.
All MP3 file names are in UPPERCASE and are missing all special characters. The save script tries to compensate for that but this is of course not perfect.
The MP3 files have ID3 tags now, but they are in UPPERCASE and incomplete.
There are no covers or structured song names, yet.
The are a few violations of the rmp3 protocol which may lead to corrupted MP3 files if there are many errors or gaps in the stream (the stream ID is not changed and empty garbage files are sent).
Sometimes there are long pauses between songs or the rmp3 stream is stopped and then started again. Just have a bit of patience. Sigh.
All of this may be obsolete by the time you read this (we hope so).To find the latest unofficial rumors and gossip about MEGARADIO, please visit: http://www.rettet-radiomp3.de/forum/ (in German only)
Enhancements:
- added Jens V4L 0.9.x stuff
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Added: 2006-07-21 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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gHTTrack 0.5.2
gHTTrack is a GNU/Linux frontend for Xavier Roches HTTrack Website Copier. more>>
gHTTrack project is a GNU/Linux frontend for Xavier Roches HTTrack Website Copier for reading Web pages offline and/or for mirroring Web sites.
Main features:
- Easy to use (no need to remember httrack command-line switches)
- Easy access to httracks log file (no need to manually open hts-log.txt)
- Saves the settings of up to 10 often-used projects
<<lessMain features:
- Easy to use (no need to remember httrack command-line switches)
- Easy access to httracks log file (no need to manually open hts-log.txt)
- Saves the settings of up to 10 often-used projects
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Added: 2007-04-26 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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rpmstrap 0.5.2
rpmstrap is a tool for bootstrapping a basic RPM-based system. more>>
rpmstrap is a tool for bootstrapping a basic RPM-based system. rpmstrap package is inspired by debootstrap, and allows you to build chroots and basic systems from RPM sources.
At present rpmstrap can build basic Fedora Core 2, Fedora Core 3, Fedora Core 4, Yellowdog 4, CentOS 3, CentOS 4, Mandriva and Scientific Linux systems. It also has support for custom RPM-based systems managed by PDK.
The best way to answer this is to give a couple of quick examples of its usage:
- You are developing an application which you want to test on Fedora Core 3, but you are running Debian. Use rpmstrap to build a "heidelberg" chroot and you have a scratch Fedora Core 3 which you can test your application in.
- You are running Xen and wish to run a CentOS 4 virtual server, however you do not want to use the Anaconda installer. Use rpmstrap to bootstrap your virtual server.
- You have an application you wish to package cross-platform. You already have debootstrap for a Debian chroot, but you dont have any for Fedora Core 3 or CentOS 4. Use rpmstrap to build chroots for the two RPM distros in question and package your application inside them.
- You have a risky upgrade that could hose a production Fedora Core 2 server. You want to test the upgrade to make sure nothing will go wrong (and, if it does, you want to know how to fix it). Simply create a "tettnang" chroot using rpmstrap and configure it like your production Fedora Core 2 server. Perform your upgrade inside the chroot, using it as a guinea pig.
- You wish to install CentOS 4 across a network on a system you do not have physical access to but do have remote administrative access. SSH in, rpmstrap a CentOS 4 bootstrap into a mounted filesystem, set the new boot preferences, and reboot.
Usage:
Usage: rpmstrap [OPTION]... []
Bootstrap RPM-based systems.
--arch set the target architecture (use if no uname)
[ --arch x86_64 ]
--download-only download packages, but dont perform installation
--delay insert a friendly delay in seconds between each
attempt to download an RPM
[ --delay .5 ]
--local-source specify a local source directory for RPMS
[ --local-source /home/sam/rpm ]
--pdk-source=A,B specify a PDK workspace and component to pull RPMs
from
[ --pdk-source=workspace/path/,component.xml ]
--print-rpms print the packages to be installed, and exit
--unpack-tarball acquire .rpms from a tarball instead of http
--strip-path when unpacking from tarball, use the strip path
(See the texinfo document for tar)
--list-suites list the available suites this program knows
--suite-notes show the notes associated with a specific suite
--find-best-mirror find the best mirror (warning VERY slow, may be
better to just use a slow mirror ;-)
--try-mirrors instead of just using the default mirror, try
sequentially all of the mirrors in the event of
a failure
--force force installation of RPMs even if there are
errors
--ignorearch force installation of RPMs even if they are
for different architecture
--help display this help and exit
--include=A,B,C adds specified names to the list of base packages
--exclude=A,B,C removes specified packages from the list
--pre runs a script before the installation
[ --pre pre-install.sh ]
--post runs a script after the installation has completed
[ --post post-install.sh ]
--verbose run in verbose mode
Enhancements:
- This release updates the sl402, centos3, and centos4 suite scripts.
- It adds suite script migration utilities.
- It adds functionality for rpmstrap to act as an RPM upgrade utility.
<<lessAt present rpmstrap can build basic Fedora Core 2, Fedora Core 3, Fedora Core 4, Yellowdog 4, CentOS 3, CentOS 4, Mandriva and Scientific Linux systems. It also has support for custom RPM-based systems managed by PDK.
The best way to answer this is to give a couple of quick examples of its usage:
- You are developing an application which you want to test on Fedora Core 3, but you are running Debian. Use rpmstrap to build a "heidelberg" chroot and you have a scratch Fedora Core 3 which you can test your application in.
- You are running Xen and wish to run a CentOS 4 virtual server, however you do not want to use the Anaconda installer. Use rpmstrap to bootstrap your virtual server.
- You have an application you wish to package cross-platform. You already have debootstrap for a Debian chroot, but you dont have any for Fedora Core 3 or CentOS 4. Use rpmstrap to build chroots for the two RPM distros in question and package your application inside them.
- You have a risky upgrade that could hose a production Fedora Core 2 server. You want to test the upgrade to make sure nothing will go wrong (and, if it does, you want to know how to fix it). Simply create a "tettnang" chroot using rpmstrap and configure it like your production Fedora Core 2 server. Perform your upgrade inside the chroot, using it as a guinea pig.
- You wish to install CentOS 4 across a network on a system you do not have physical access to but do have remote administrative access. SSH in, rpmstrap a CentOS 4 bootstrap into a mounted filesystem, set the new boot preferences, and reboot.
Usage:
Usage: rpmstrap [OPTION]... []
Bootstrap RPM-based systems.
--arch set the target architecture (use if no uname)
[ --arch x86_64 ]
--download-only download packages, but dont perform installation
--delay insert a friendly delay in seconds between each
attempt to download an RPM
[ --delay .5 ]
--local-source specify a local source directory for RPMS
[ --local-source /home/sam/rpm ]
--pdk-source=A,B specify a PDK workspace and component to pull RPMs
from
[ --pdk-source=workspace/path/,component.xml ]
--print-rpms print the packages to be installed, and exit
--unpack-tarball acquire .rpms from a tarball instead of http
--strip-path when unpacking from tarball, use the strip path
(See the texinfo document for tar)
--list-suites list the available suites this program knows
--suite-notes show the notes associated with a specific suite
--find-best-mirror find the best mirror (warning VERY slow, may be
better to just use a slow mirror ;-)
--try-mirrors instead of just using the default mirror, try
sequentially all of the mirrors in the event of
a failure
--force force installation of RPMs even if there are
errors
--ignorearch force installation of RPMs even if they are
for different architecture
--help display this help and exit
--include=A,B,C adds specified names to the list of base packages
--exclude=A,B,C removes specified packages from the list
--pre runs a script before the installation
[ --pre pre-install.sh ]
--post runs a script after the installation has completed
[ --post post-install.sh ]
--verbose run in verbose mode
Enhancements:
- This release updates the sl402, centos3, and centos4 suite scripts.
- It adds suite script migration utilities.
- It adds functionality for rpmstrap to act as an RPM upgrade utility.
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Added: 2006-02-08 License: GPL (GNU General Public License) Price:
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