Free risk 2210 software for linux

Frisk project is a networked X11 version of Risk with computer players.
It is a faithful reproduction, and includes some computer players, an API for creating computer players, and a chat facility for talking to other players.
Its design is client-server, using TCP/IP sockets for communication, and the source is mostly well organized and commented.
It was tested on Linux and *BSD, but should work on most *nixes with X installed.
Enhancements:
- colormapping in truecolor, especially the world mapanciq
- fixes in color dialog, color player in dialogs
- speedup in colormapping/gui
- dice were not correct
- graph shows more now
- greenland card now shows
- options for number of armies to drop during fortify
- restructuring/cleaning up code
- a start with using doxygen for documentation
- moving language stuff to language.h
- using cvs now

freeCGI++ is a full featured C++ class hierarchy used to build CGI type applications. This library is provided with a BSD license and is free for any type of use.
freeCGI++ project is provided as-is and to be used at your own risk (standard legal stuff). If you find bugs or enhancements please e-mail them to me so I can add them to the next release.
Platforms tested:
- Linux and GCC 2.7.0+ (similar compilers will work, makefiles not provided yet)
- Cygwin and GCC 2.7.0+
- Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP and MSDEV 6.0 or better (builds with earlier versions of MSDEV 2.0+ and Borland C++ 4.0+, makefiles not provided but trivial to create)
- Solaris 2.51+ and SunC Pro 4.2+
- HPUX B.10.20+ and HP ANSI C++ B3910B A.01.12+
Enhancements:
- Upgraded the Microsoft solution files to v8.0 (MSDev 2005)
- Added cygwin makefile (which is really the generic linux gcc but people kept asking)
- Fixed cookie.cpp test file that demostrates usage of RFC-2019 and Netscape type cookies
- Some bug fixes submitted by Auron Priestley
- Cleaned up examples and added some more comments

KsirK is a computerized version of a well known strategy board game: Risk !
KsirK is a game for KDE released under the GPL. In the current version, KsirK is a usable multi-player mono-machine game with a basic AI. Planned future versions will be really network-enabled multi-playered with a better AI and a lot more enhancements (see Status for details).
The goal of the game is simply to conquer the World... It is done by attacking your neighbors with your armies.
At the beginning of the game, countries are distributed to all the players. Each country contain one army (represented by an infantryman) at this moment. Each player has some armies to distribute to his countries. Note that five armies are represented by a cavalryman and 10 by a cannon.
On each turn, each player can attack his neighbours, eventually conquering one or more countries. At the end of each turn, some bonus armies are distributed to the players in function of the number of countries they own.
The winner is the player that conquered all the world !!
!!! WARNING !!!
To compile KsirK1.3beta2, you have to patch a file in the libkdegames/kgame library.
A version of the patched file is given in the kgame-patch directory of the
distribution. If you dont know how to do that, maybe should you wait for a corrected kdegames package or for binary distributions of KsirK.
Enhancements:
- Updated the waf build system to 1.0.1

aoeui project is a lightweight unobtrusive text editor optimized for the Dvorak keyboard layout.

These are the sources for the aoeui, a lightweight and unobtrusive text editing program that is optimized for fast editing by users of the Dvorak keyboard layout. It was written in March 2007 by Peter Klausler

The file COPYING contains the license under which aoeui is released; please review it so that you understand your rights and responsibilities. In particular, be aware that aoeui comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY and your use of the program is entirely at your own risk.

Tarmail application is an e-mail server that resists abuse. You can use tarmail as a full-featured standalone e-mail server, or as a shield for your main mail servers, or as a trap for unsolicited mail. Tarmail is written in C and released in source-code form.
Tarmail is released under the terms of the GPL version 2. You must accept this license agreement before downloading tarmail.
Tarmail is written in C and is designed to be able to run on any platform that properly implements the BSD Sockets interface. The number of dependencies has been minimized as much as possible.
Note that Tarmail is currently in development. This means that you should not expect it to be completely problem-free. Every effort has been made to try and make tarmail as solid as possible, but this is no guarantee. It could crash, it could spin out of control and generate a storm of messages, and things like that. If you do find a bug in tarmail please let me know.
Important: This software is offered AS-IS without warranty of any kind. You use this software at your sole risk and expense. In no event shall the author of this software be liable for any damages.
Enhancements:
- Several major speedups in message body handling.
- This release runs well on a 486.
- There are miscellaneous bugfixes in smtp.c.

PHKP is an implementation of the OpenPGP HTTP Keyserver Protocol (HKP) in PHP. It allows people to serve a PGP keyserver on most webservers, provided that the webserver has GnuPG and PHP with exec() enabled. Searching, requesting and submitting (optional) of keys are all supported.

The development version of PHKP is available in my Darcs repository:
darcs get http://el-tramo.be/darcs/phkp

Alternatively, you can download the latest release. Instructions on how to use PHKP can be found in the README of the source tarball.

WARNING: This is software is not production-ready. It probably contains bugs and security leaks. Use at your own risk !!!

Installation:

Copy the phkp.php script to your webserver directory. If you can put it in the root directory of your web dir, you can rename it to index.php. If you dont do this, you will need to redirect every request to /pks to this script. For example, using Apache rewrite rules:

RewriteRule ^/pks/(.*) /phkp.php?/pks/$1

Modify the values in index.php to reflect your settings and create the necessary directories

Usage;

Simply point your gpg to the right keyserver and port. For example:

gpg --keyserver hkp://example.com:80 --search-keys Remko
gpg --keyserver hkp://example.com:80 --send-keys 8E041080
gpg --keyserver hkp://example.com:80 --recv-keys 8E041080

Known Issues:

Expiration and revocation is only detected with the english version of GnuPG. Other languages will omit this information.

Beat Clock is a simple internet Beat Clock.

Internet time or Beat time is a system developed by Swatch (the watch company) where you devide the day into 1000 beats and use these units to messure the passage of time.

All Beat clocks display the same time dispite local times zones. GMT+1 is used as the reference zone. People can use beat time to help cordinate events with people that may span many times zones or political time zones without having to know what the local time is.

This can be most usfull if you dont know if someone elses country follows a form of Daylight Savings.

Beat Clock is my creation and it is my wish that it be protected with all rights entitled to me as its creator. Use of Beat Clock is at the users expense. Dont blame me if something goes wrong. I make all the best effort to correct all bugs but I do not guaranty that Beat Clock is perfect. No human designed system is perfect. Errors will happen so use at your own risk (please notify me of bugs so I can improve the software).