Free riotball 1.5 software for linux

Ogmtools allow information about (ogminfo) or extraction from (ogmdemux) or creation of (ogmmerge) OGG media streams.
Installation is very simple to do. Run ./configure followed by make and make install. If, for some reason, there is no configure script then run ./autogen.sh which will recreate it.
The full documentation for each command is now maintained in its man page only. Type ogmmerge -h to get you started.
This code comes under the GPL (see www.gnu.org or the file COPYING). Modify as needed.
The newest version can always be found at http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools/index.html
Enhancements:
- dvdxchap accepts a range of chapters to output and adjusts the timestamps. Patch by Olivier Rolland.
- ogmcat accepts files that contain a single track whose serial nubmers dont match. This is the case for audio-only Ogg files.

The Python Imaging Library (PIL) adds image processing capabilities to your Python interpreter. This library supports many file formats, and provides powerful image processing and graphics capabilities.
This source kit has been built and tested on Windows NT/2000/XP, Mac OS X, and most major Unix platforms (including Alpha, Solaris, and Intel systems). We believe that it should work on most modern platforms (people are using it on Crays, after all.
You can find the distribution on this site:
http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/
That site also contains information about free and commercial support options, PIL add-ons, answers to frequently asked questions, and more.
Development versions (alphas, betas) are available here:
http://effbot.org/downloads/
The PIL handbook is not included in this distribution; to get the latest version, check:
http://www.pythonware.com/library/
http://effbot.org/books/imagingbook/ (drafts)
Enhancements:
- Added experimental PERSPECTIVE transform method (from Jeff Breiden- bach).
- Make sure "thumbnail" never generates zero-wide or zero-high images
- (reported by Gene Skonicki)
- Fixed a "getcolors" bug that could result in a zero count for some colors (reported by Richard Oudkerk).
- Changed default "convert" palette to avoid "rounding errors" when round-tripping white source pixels (reported by Henryk Gerlach and Jeff Epler).

Mudpit is an intelligent, modular, and reliable spool processor for Snorts unified format.
Enhancements:
- This release adds per-spool configuration variables for SID/Gen map, reference, and class files.
- It improves the logging system, which will log at appropriate priorities.
- It improves autoconf MySQL detection code, and has support for custom plugins supplied at configure time.

JDraw is a pixel oriented graphics editor designed especially for small to medium-sized pictures used to decorate web pages.
JDraw image editor is completely written in Java, simple to use and saves (animated) GIFs, ICOs and PNGs.
I started writing this tool because it took me ages to do little things like changing a couple of pixels, making a colour transparent, adjusting some RGB values. Most graphic tools irritate with hundreds of sexy filters but have steep learning curves or just dont care about simple pixels.
So its high time for a good old pixel editor.
Programming language: JDraw is entirely written in Java. Originally written for JDK 1.4 it now supports JDK 1.3 as well.
Supported Platforms: So far I developed and tested JDraw under Windows XP and SuSe Linux 8.1.
Main features:
- plain, filled and gradient filled rectangles
- plain, filled and gradient filled ovals
- plain and gradient filled text
- colour picking, cropping, filling
- image scaling (since v1.2beta)
- image rotation (since v1.2.1beta)
- copying/moving clips
- rotating/flipping clips (since v1.2.2beta)
- save animated GIFs (interlaced/not interlaced)
- save PNGs (interlaced/not interlaced)
- save ICOs (true colour, 32 bit) (since v1.1.3)
- save JPEGs of configurable quality (since v1.1.4)
- read all image formats supported by Java
- colour reduction, colour replacing, colour swapping
- grayscaling (since v1.2.2beta)
- image browser (since v1.3beta)
- tolerant fill tool (since v1.3beta)
- palette operations like editing RGB colours, alpha values
- configuration of the Look&Feel to use (since v.1.1.3)

GenTube project is a simple script who download and encode videos of the site: youtube.com
With GenTube you can:
- download and encode videos of youtube to mpg using wget and ffmpeg
- View your history of downloads
- Select and play your videos

Xlog is a GTK+ Logging program for Hamradio Operators with rig control.

xlog is a logging program for amateur radio operators which can be used for dialy logging and contest. Xlog stores the logs into a text file.

QSOs are presented in a list. Items in the list can be added, deleted or updated. For each contact, dxcc information is displayed and bearings and distance is calculated, both short and long path.

When hamlib is enabled through the menu, you can retrieve frequency, mode and signal-strength from you rig over the serial port.

PolkaDot is a really simple blogging system, roughly based on Blurt, which in turn is based on Bloxsom.
PolkaDot project is much simpler than either, both in terms of installation/configuration as well as its (minimal) feature set. Its also written in PHP, rather than Perl like its inspirations.
Its short for "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Blogkini." Or did you mean "Why write PolkaDot?" Actually, my friend Roger has a blog and I was giving him a hard time because hes using WordPress rather than writing his own blogging software. (I mean, really, what kind of a geek doesnt write his own blogging software.) I had seen Blurt on Freshmeat recently, and decided to whip up something similar in PHP. Took a couple hours, total. (Granted, I grabbed all the hard code from php.net comments.)
Main features:
- Its free.
- It just needs PHP. Thats all. No database. No external libraries. No Perl or ASP. Nothing fancy at all. Itll run on the cheapest of hosts.
- Theres no real installation.
- Theres very little configuration. And, even if you dont configure a thing, itll still work.
- Its simple as can be:
- Posts are just text files.
- Categories are just sub-directories.
Version restrictions:
- Very few features.
- No RSS feed. (Although I might add this.)
- No comments. (Doubt Ill add this.)
- Uses system time. Im on the east coast. The host is on the west coast. So all the posts show a time 3 hours earlier than my local time. (I might fix this.)
- No fancy stuff like calendars and opinion polls.
- Probably doesnt scale real well. (But, if you wanted a large site, why would you even think of using this software?)
- A whole lot of other things that arent coming to me right at the moment.