Free read more books software for linux

Addresh Book is a (basic) Address Book implemented entirely in Shell Scripts. Current functionality is implemented for adding records, deleting records and searching records.

Note: This project has been largely superceeded by the ZDB project below.

Kavlon Coloring Book project is a classic coloring book.

It should work with little modification on any platform that supports these. This is a coloring book in the classic sense.

The user can choose from pages in the coloring book by flipping the pages. Once a picture is selected it may be colored by chosing a drawing color and clicking the region of the page that we wish to fill in.

The design has been kept simple so that the coloring book is easy to use by kids and adults alike.

Address Book Continued provides a multi-user AJAX address book Web application.

It also makes use of AJAX, which means that page reloads only happen on login/logout; the rest of the operations is handled asynchronously in the background. Its well usable, even over slow connections.

You can even install ABC on your desktop PC and configure it so that it doesnt require login for connections coming from the local computer.

Feedn Read (FnR) is a free Java based open source newsfeed reader. It is powered by the Sun ROME syndication framework and therefore supports all current formats (RSS 0.90, 0.91, 0.92, 0.93, 0.94, 1.00, 2.00, ATOM 0.30 and 1.00).
It disposes of an intuitive, fast and responsive user interface using eclipse technologies, i.e. JFace and SWT. Thus it combines the platform independent Java world on one hand with a fast native user interface on the other hand.
Main features:
- Multi threaded application environment
- Multi language support (german and english attended at the moment)
- Multi tab style reading
- Tree based favorite management
- Newsfeed retrieval and update
- Newsfeed aggregation
- Scheduling for automatic newsfeed retrieval
- Easy news filtering
- Easy favorite filtering
- Archive support (recognizes already read news)
- Newsfeed caching support
- RSS enclosure support
- Podcast support
- System tray support
- System tray notifications
- Internal web browser
- OPML import
- OPML export
- Customizable interface

abrowse is a program which allows you to read AKAI S1000/3000 sample CDs and write the samples into wav audio format. It is written in perl.

OpenBerg Reader is an open-standards-based, multi-platform eBook reader.
The objective of the OpenBerg project is to design and implement open-source tools for the creation, edition and usage of open-standard eBooks.
We are currently developing the OpenBerg reader, an advanced eBook reader based on Mozilla technologies. This reader will allow, among other features, rich eBook contents, semantical find facilities and reader annotations, in a multi-language environment.
This program is developed Linux and Windows, using cross-platform technologies available for Linux, Windows, MacOS X, OpenBSD, FreeBSD... If you wish to contribute or donate, do not hesitate to contact us. We need developers and beta-testers on all these platforms, as well as package, website and documentation maintainers. Soon, hopefully, we will also need help with translation. Last but not least, we need help to spread the word.
Enhancements:
- This release is the first in a new generation of OpenBerg Reader / Lector.
- It enriches Firefox with the ability to read several formats of e-Books, while using all the usual features of Firefox, including printing, bookmarking, following hyperlinks, zooming in or out, copying or exporting parts of the book, etc.
- With the right (existing) Firefox extensions, you can even take yellow-sticker-notes on e-Books, add and share comments on chapters, have your book read out to you, etc.

Ravenous is full featured web server written in Java. It allows you to write dynamic pages in Java without the need to read stacks of books before you get started... pure javalicous programming for your web projects!
Ravenous is different becouse it attempts to make the process of writing high performance web sites in Java as easy as possible for new comers while maintaining efficiency for experienced programmers.
There are no mind numbingly large stacks of documentation to read before you can get started. There are no 500+ lines xml files to write before your code can be executed... in fact writing your first web page in Ravenous can be done easily.
All you need to do, to get the above example to work, is to write it in a file with .rvp as suffix and place it in a ravenous web folder, just like you would if you where writing a PHP based site. In fact, we recognize that most of our users will probably be regular PHP developers who are looking for an easy way to start writing their pages in Java instead of PHP, so we have designed Ravenous to be very close to PHP in a lot of ways to make the transition easier.
Likewise, we expect that most of the people who will be administrating Ravenous, will probably be used to administrate Apache servers. You will therefor also find that the process of configuring new sites in Ravenous is very much like configuring a new PHP based virtual host in Apache.
Notice how the only real differences between this virtual host configuration and that of an Apache server is the fact that you dont specify which ip adresse and port the virtual host should bind to, and that you specify logfiles using AccessLog and ErrorLog.
If you are just getting started with Ravenous (or web development in general), this section will give you an introduction to the primary features available in Ravenous. If you have not yet developed a single page in Ravenous, start out by reading the rest of this section. If you have already developed a couple of pages just skim through the subsections which match the task at hand.
Ravenous can serve pages in two different ways, simple pages with embedded code, or using an MVC model. Lets first look at the simple pages. These function much in the same way as PHP pages. In-order for Ravenous to find and execute simple pages, you must name your files .rvp (Ravenous Page file).
Inside your code sections, you simply use regular Java code to build your output. You add text to the HTML output by using the commands print and println. When Ravenous is asked to execute one of your page files, it will parse it and convert it into a single method on a new object which inherits and object called PageEngine. If you wish to add other methods to this object, you may do so at any time in your code sections.
Enhancements:
- Newly created DataRow objects will get their guid or luid ids set when the row is saved
- Sorting a flexiblelist will now use numerical ordering for purely numerical elements
- Fixed a bug in flexiblehash that prevented an int value from returning a float or double representation

JBook project allows you to retrieve, read, and bookmark electronic texts.
Its primarily from Project Gutenberg but eventually from other sources.
Enhancements:
- Picking a font previews it live in the main display
- Scrollbar for easier movement and position display
- Color choosers for font and background color
- Toolbar icons correctly show current state