Free renamed software for linux

renamepics project uses the exiftags program to rename all JPEG files within a directory to the date and time they were taken using EXIF information.
For example a file named Sally1-birthday.jpg would be renamed something like 20051011-141023.jpg
This keeps all file names unique (provided you arent taking more than 1 picture per second), and lets you tell when the picture was taken with a glance.
renamepics should be considered beta software at best, and there is no guarantee, explicit or implied.
Use at your own risk.
It is working great for me, but if it chews up all your precious pictures and you never see them again, I dont want to hear about it.
Enhancements:
- This release makes exif the default program to extract exif data instead of exiftags, as it seems to run a bit cleaner.
- exiftags can still be used by uncommenting in the script.

audio_rename can rename an audio file via information got via MP3::Tag.

SYNOPSIS

audio_rename -csR -@p "@a/@l/@02n_@t" .

renames all the audio files in this directory and its subdirectories into a 3-level directory structure given by Artist_Name/Album/Filename, with the basename of Filename being the 2-digit track number separated from the title by underscore.

audio_rename -KD *.wav

Reports how it would rename the *.wav files in this directory according to the default -p rule, but without protectiing "funny" characters. Will not do actual renaming.

audio_rename -sc *.mp3

Rename the *.mp3 files in this directory according to the default -p rule, translating cyrillic characters into Latin "equivalents", shortening the names of long components, and protecting "funny" characters.

audio_rename -p %a/%{d0}/%B -G */*.mp3

Assuming one-level subdirectory structure dir/filename.ext, finds files with extension .mp3, and "sorts" them into a two-level subdirectory structure; toplevel directory is based on the "artist" field, the remaing level is preserved.

audio_rename -p %a/%{d0}/%B -R .

Likewise, but does not suppose any particular depth of the current directory structure; only the filename and the most internal directory name are preserved.

audio_rename -p %a/%N -R .

Likewise, but all directory names (inside the current directory) are preserved.

The script takes a list of files (or, with -R option, directories) and renames the given files (or audio files in the directories) according to the rules specified through the command line options. File extensions are preserved (by default).

Some "companion" files (i.e., file with the same basename, and with an extension from a certain list) may be renamed together with audio files. A lot of care is taken to make the resulting file names as portable as possible: e.g., "funny" characters in file names are dumbed down (unless requested otherwise), long filename components may be shortened to certain limits.

A care is taken so that renaming will not overwrite existing files; however, on OSes which allow rename() to overwrite files, race conditions can ruin the best intentions. E.g., do not run several "overlapping" rename procedures simultaneously!

Newsd is a standalone local NNTP news server for private newsgroup serving on a single server.
It is useful for serving private newsgroup(s) to an intranet or the Internet and can act as a simple mail gateway, however it does not interface with other news servers and cannot manage distributed news feeds, i.e. Usenet news.
Newsd is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License. The Newsd source code should compile on any POSIX-compliant operating system. Binaries are provided for Linux and MacOS X.
Enhancements:
- Important fix to multiline headers being split during header reordering
- STR#15: Path: now maintained and passed through mail gateway
- STR#16: Mailgateway: "From" field now renamed to "X-Original-From:"

PythonCard is a GUI construction kit for building cross-platform desktop applications on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, using the Python language.
The PythonCard motto is "Simple things should be simple and complex things should be possible."
PythonCard is for you if you want to develop graphical applications quickly and easily with a minimum of effort and coding. Apples HyperCard is one of our inspirations; simple, yet powerful.
PythonCard works on wxPython. If you are already familiar with wxPython, just think of PythonCard as a simpler way of doing wxPython programs with a whole lot of samples and tools already in place for you to copy and subclass and tools to help you build cross-platform applications.
PythonCard is an open source project and is being developed under the terms of a BSD-style license. This basically means you are free to download and use the executables, source code, web pages or any other item produced by the project and use it as you wish, as long as you acknowledge the source of that item and replicate the license associated with it.
Enhancements:
- added minimized and maximized attributes to Background class
- created documentation.py module to hold code previously in widgets.py
- for automatically generating component and background docs
- added getTextExtent and getFullTextExtent methods to BitmapCanvas
- revised internationalResourceName to support platform-specific resources
- added UK US to conversions.py and simplified SOAP.py module check
- updated turtle.py and bitmapcanvas.py component to force update on Mac
- renamed samples.py to samples.pyw
- added work-in-progress version of multiresourceEditor (tools/resourceEditor/multiresourceEditor)
- renamed to layoutEditor
- support customizable window styles in backgroundInfo of resourceEditor
- added convenience wrappers for pop-up menus, multiple check-box dialogs,
- multiple button dialogs (helpful.py and samples/helpfulWrappers)
- added sample for sudoku solver/helper (samples/sudoku)
- replaced StringType with StringTypes to handle Unicode better
- Major update standaloneBuilder, including support for py2exe
- allow for Python2.4 or Python 2.5 on Mac

Grace project is a system of the Daniel Project that handles the tracking of contributions and donors for a non-profit. As contributions come in for particular funds, the contributions are recorded along with the donors information.
The system also handles the printing of receipts and reports, and facilitates common administrative operations like bank deposits and exporting of data to an accounting package.
Main features:
- Create a deposit and enter contributions into that deposit.
- Multiple line items (recipients) possible for each contribution.
- Streamlined data entry and finalizing of a deposit.
- Create multiple funds to receive contributions.
- Print receipts for donors.
- Print reports for fund owners (or output to PDF).
- Export to external accounting system.
- Notify fund owners by email of contributions.
- Multiple, concurrent users with extensive logging.
- Copy deposits for easy re-entry of repeated sets of contributions.
- Rapid, extensive search for deposits, contributions, and donors.
- GPL-licensed open source software for infinite flexibility to meet your needs.
Enhancements:
- Grace has been renamed to the Grace Contribution Manager (formerly Grace Receipting System).
- A splash screen is displayed on startup.
- New menu icons and a toolbar with shortcuts for frequently used operations.
- Two donors can now be merged into one using Other->Merge Donors...
- Two new reports: Major Donor Report and Donor Name Report.
- Receipts have been overhauled.
- This release runs on Windows.

nodoze is a Perl script to repair websites built with MS Windows so that they will work properly on a UNIX server.

It changes all file and directory names, and all relative URLS in the html, to lower case, and it changes all .htm extensions to .html.

When websites are built on on computers running Microsoft Windows, the case of file and directory names is often ignored.

Other "widowsizms" are also introduced (such as ending files with .htm instead of .html). This causes BIG problems if the site is served under unix.

What nodoze Changes

".htm" extensions in file names and in Relative URLs are changed to ".html"
< img src="document.htm" > becomes < img src="document.html" >

All files are renamed to lower case. All Relative URLs are changed to lower case
< img src="http:/Images/my.JPG" > becomes < img src="http:/images/my.jpg" >

"Dangerous" characters in URLs are escaped
< img src="a space.jpg" > becomes < img src="a%20space.jpg" >

"" characters in URLs become "/"
< img src="http:www.server.com" > becomes < img src="http://www.server.com" >

URLs are quoted
< img src=picture.jpg > becomes < img src="picture.jpg" >

Javascript: URLs are not changed by nodoze (i.e. the above doesnt apply to them)

Relative URLs (a.k.a Local URLs)

In a Relative URL the server is not named
< img src="http:/Local.JPG" > becomes < img src="http:/local.jpg" >

An Absolute URL is a mailto:, or a javascript:, or names a server
example: < img src="http://www.server.com/absolute.jpg" >