Free rc4 software for linux

DWR is a Java open source library that helps developers wanting to write Web sites that include AJAX technology.
DWR project allows code in a Web browser to use Java functions running on a Web server as if it was in the browser.
Enhancements:
- Changes include a JavaScript proxy API, reverse AJAX, and new security features.
- There were also security and bugfixes.
Enhancements:
- This release adds Guice support and fixes many reverse AJAX bugs.

jUDDI provides a Java toolkit and registry implementation of UDDI.
jUDDI (pronounced "Judy") is an implementation of the Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) specification for Web Services.
Main features:
- Open Source
- Platform Independent
- Supports for JDK 1.3.1 and later
- UDDI version 2.0 compliant implementation
- Use with any relational database that supports ANSI standard SQL (MySQL, DB2, Sybase, JDataStore, HSQLDB, etc.)
- Deployable on any Java application server that supports the Servlet 2.3 specification (Jakarta Tomcat, JOnAS, WebSphere, WebLogic, Borland Enterprise Server, JRun, etc.)
- jUDDI registry supports a clustered deployment configuration.
- Easy integration with existing authentication systems

Baltix project is GNU/Linux distribution, based on Debian and Ubuntu for Lithuanian and Latvian people.
Supported languages are Lithuanian, Latvian, Estionian, Russian, English, Norwegian and other around Baltic region. Main language is Lithuanian (at least for now).
Baltix GNU/Linux is the installable Live CD (starting from 2005, Baltix uses Ubuntu Live CD technology, which is based on Debian-installer components) with Gnome (some version has KDE too) desktops and with user-friendly installer (currently has 2 installers - debian text mode installer (look at http://launchpad.net/products/live-installer/ and http://gnome-ev.de/index.php/GNOME_LiveCD/Documentation/LiveCDInstaller ) and graphical installer Ubuntu-express (http://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-express/).
Addition packages comparing with Ubuntu are:
- Educational software for kids and adults, including GCompris, TuxPaint, Celestia (space simulator), etc.
- Interesting and funny games, including Pingus, Frozen-Bubble, TuxKart, PlanetPenguin Racer
- Vector graphic, CAD and diagram drawing software, including Inkscape, QCAD and Dia
- Few resources consuming window manager (curently IceWM)
- Posibility to run lots of software, compiled for Windows OS
- Clipart, CAD and office documents templates
- Lots of other packages, which are usefull for Lithuanian and other Baltic people, including OpenDict, various spelling dictionaries, etc.
Baltix has an automatic installation (autoinstall) feature - it can be installed into computer in about 10 minutes without user intervention.

Sventon is a pure java subversion repository browser.
sventon is a Java web application written for browsing Subversion repositories using an ordinary web browser.
sventon is really easy to install, all you need is a J2SE 5.0 runtime and a Servlet 2.4/JSP 2.0 compliant webserver, such as Tomcat 5.5.
Main features:
- Easy installation and setup.
- WebDAV and svnserve repository browsning.
- View and download files for any given revision.
- View contents of archives.
- View logs history and metadata for files and directories.
- Source code syntax highlighting using JHighlight.
- Style sheet marked up for easy graphical customization.
- Single account authentication support for non public repositories.
- CamelCase enabled file and directory name search.
- Directory flattening for fast navigation.
- Image thumbnail preview.
- Diff files between revisions or directories.
- Keyword expansion when viewing or diffing files.
- Revision details as RSS feeds.
- Display of file lock information.
Enhancements:
- Fixed: Bug #7229 - Latest commit info not shown.
- Fixed: Bug #7230 - Wrong revision in links from latest commit info box.

Metisse is constituted by a virtual X server called Xwnc, a special version of FVWM and an FVWM module FvwmAmetista (after Ametista). The project is a free software developed under the GNU General Public License.

Xwnc is a mix of Xvnc and XDarwin. It draws nothing on your screen, every things is drawn into pixmaps. Similarly as Xvnc, but with a different protocol, Xwnc can send these pixmaps (and others information) to a "viewer". FvwmAmetista is such a viewer, it uses OpenGL (via nucleo) for rendering the X desktop into a window of a "regular" 3D accelerated X server.

Installation

You need the Nucleo library installed on your system. For version 0.3.5 you must use nucleo-0.1-20041216. The compilation and installation of nucleo is easy, the usual sequence

./configure; make; su; make install"

should work. The nucleo-config script should be in your PATH.

It is recommanded to install the wm-icons package and to have xclock and xload.

As usual, for preparing the build type:

./configure --prefix=where_you_want_to_install [other relevant options]

the default Xwnc font path is

/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc,/usr/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi,/usr/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi

you may change this path with the --font-path option. Similarly, you may have to use the "--with-fontenc-file" option if your font encoding directory file is not at /usr/lib/X11/fonts/encodings/encodings.dir.

To enable GLX support (for OpenGL applications) use --enable-glx or --enable-glx-x86 (for a x86 cpu). The OpenGL rendering is not accelerated. Note that glxgear does not work very well for now. The other mesa demo programs work fine as well as the xlock 3D demo but "invert" which crashes Xwnc.

Type

configure --help=recursive

for the full list of options to configure.

Then:

make
su # if needed
make install

Note that the metisse modified FVWM does not replace your regular FVWM. The fvwm executable is called fvwmi and the modules are under prefix/libexec/fvwm-insitu/X.Y.Z/

Campsite is a robust, stable, and journalist-friendly solution for online magazines and newspapers that speaks your language.

Campsite is available in: English, Serbian (Cyrillic), and Serbo-Croatian (Latin), Arabic Portuguese, German, Russian, Czech, Romanian, Croatian, and Chinese.

Campsites user interface was built with the end user (journalist, editor, publisher) in mind, and it can be configured to suit different profiles of end users.

Campsite follows the print-newspaper publishing paradigm, so it structures sites by default as Publications > Issues > Sections > Articles.

Campsite project works best for medium-to-large-size online news publications, but it is capable of handling nimbler sites too.

Whats New in This Release:

Major Improvements (4 total)
----------------------------
01) #2326 - Attach Campcaster audio files to Campsite articles
02) #2327 - Upload audio files to the LS database from within Campsite
03) #2328 - Single sing-on
04) #2330 - Offline editing/Synchronizing Articles with Another Server

Small Improvements (6 total)
----------------------------
01) #2199 - Login screen should display the instance name
02) #2218 - Possibility to review attachments in admin interface
03) #2220 - Provide section description as property of section
04) #2224 - Possibility to copy/move/rename templates
05) #2281 - Show max upload file size in file attachment window
06) #2283 - Show additional info in the ATTACHMENT EDIT screen
07) #2436 - Mailout for article comments
08) #2385 - Arrow order direction icon needed in the audioclips list
for browse and search screens

Bugs Fixed (16 total)
---------------------
Bugs are listed in order of oldest to newest.

01) #2282 - Image attachments do not show in the browser
02) #2299 - Non-template files are not displayed properly
03) #2300 - "Move template" screen should not refresh when you
choose a directory
04) #2301 - Do not show current directory in "move template" screen
05) #2303 - Template screen "select all" and "select none" do not
work when non-template files are around
06) #2309 - Deleting a template folder does not record anything in Log
07) #2316 - Error adding attachment to an article
08) #2343 - Attachments: Put download icon next to file name
09) #2373 - ARTICLE LIST CSS broken
10) #2388 - Campcaster session is not closed when user logout
11) #2390 - Attach an audioclip to a specific translation of an article
does not work
12) #2394 - Ordering button works even when there is no audioclips
13) #2398 - Bad visualization on Comments index page
14) #2401 - The title is not retrieved properly when uploading an audioclip
15) #2402 - The album is not retrieved when uploading an audioclip
16) #2403 - Quote is replaced by when uploading and audioclip
17) #2416 - System preferences has nothing to do with User Configurations
18) #2417 - There are no LiveUser users for campsite users registered in
the frontend
19) #2419 - Misconfiguration in replication database name
20) #2457 - Create the phorum user matched the existent campsite user fails
21) #2459 - Ticket Inbox: I was trying to create a new section...
22) #2469 - Article field type topic to act like topic attachment

Battletech MUX project is a real-time, multiplayer rendition of Battletech.

Players take to the front lines in their very own mechs, tanks, and similar implements of destruction. F

eaturing an internal scripting language called SoftCode, game admins may sculpt their sites into whatever they can imagine, be it small-scale combat or massive, galactic conflict.