Free robin hood the legend dvd software for linux

boot-dvd project contains a couple of Perl-scripts that can be used to create a custom DVD-ISO image (to be burned), that contains user selected Linux boot/live-CD images (only ISOLINUX boot loader supported) in a handy GRUB menu.
Enhancements:
- Many updates and bugfixes were made.

MultiLinux Live DVD contains a number of bootable live distributions, all available for selection from the initial GRUB boot menu.
The concept was originally started by a Spanish web site called Nautopia.net, which provided the build script. More recently, the Michoacan Free Software User Group has created a complete DVD image for download.
Main features:
- Knoppix - 4.02
- Ubuntu 6.06 - Dapper Flight CD 5
- Livux 2.0
- PCLinuxOS P92
- Simple-Mepis 3.4.3
- System Rescue CD - 0.2.17
- Puppy-1.0.8.1r1
- Elive-0.4.2
- Damn Small - 2.2b

XMMS Plugin for Ogle DVD Player is an XMMS plugin, that allows it to play DVDs, using Ogle DVD Player as a backend.

All this packages are original and I didnt make any modifications :

a52dec-x.x.x
jpeg-x
libdvdcss-x.x.x
libdvdread-x.x.x
libxml2-x.x.x
mad-x.x.x
ogle-x.x.x

1.) To install all type ./install

2.) To clean all type ./distclean

3.) Check if there is a dvd device (/dev/dvd)

4.) To play DVD make a plain file with extension .dvd (i.e. Ogle.dvd) and open it with XMMS.

OBEXFTP Front-End is very effective Java Swing application that uses the ObexFTP under the hood to make easier to manipulate the file system of OBEX-enabled devices.
The Open OBEX project, which is an open source project hosted in SourceForge.net, is the most successful implementation of the OBEX (OBject EXchange) protocol for Open Source Unix-based Operating Systems. Besides, it supports a wide range of devices of different models and vendors.
The only bad thing about this project is that the Open OBEX is a set of command-line programs, and they are not so friendly to the end users. We have been using the Open OBEX for some time, and we felt the need of a friendly user interface to make things easier for us - the users.
So, ObexFTP front-end is a simple - but nice - Java Swing application that uses ObexFTP under the hood to make easier to manipulate the file system of OBEX-enabled devices.
Main features:
- navigate through the devices files;
- create folders in the device;
- send file(s) to the device;
- download file(s) to your computer;
- delete files and folders;
The ObexFTP has been tested in the following Operating Systems:
- Slackware 12.0
- Ubuntu 7.0.4
If youre successfully running ObexFTP front-end in other Operating System than those listed here, please let us know!

FreeNX Server project is the Free and GPLd NX server implementation by Fabian Franz, based on NoMachine.coms NX technology.
NoMachine have thankfully licensed the core of NX under the GPL (they provide a close-source commercial NX server product on top of that code, as well as professional support).
FreeNX is a set of Bash scripts (about 3000 lines of code altogether) and comes with no support other than that which you may or may not gain by participating in this mailing list.
For FreeNX to work, you not only need the FreeNX scripts, but you also need the compiled NX sources from NoMachine.com installed. (Linux-Distributions are starting to offer their own pre-compiled packages now).
kNX is the initial KDE NX Client implementation, that was written as a "proof-of-concept" within 2 half days of hacking during LinuxTag 2004.
FreeNX and kNX strife to stay compatible and inter-operable with NoMachines commercial NX products. We aim to let NoMachines (free-as-in-beer) NX Client to work with FreeNX server as well as let the kNX Client access any commercial NoMachine server product (Personal, SmallOffice and Enterprise Servers).
Some versions of FreeNX and kNX are "snapshot" releases for respective 1.5.x snapshots by NoMachine, and are not expected to run with any other NX version from NoMachine.
Enhancements:
- Support for NX client and backend versions 2.0.0 and 2.1.0 was implemented.
- "Round-robin" and "load" load balancing algorithms were added.
- Many significant fixes were made.

Yahoo::Search::Request is a container object for a Yahoo! Search request. (This package is included in, and automatically loaded by, the Yahoo::Search package.)

Package Use

You never need to use this package directly -- it is loaded automatically by Yahoo::Search.

Object Creation

In practice, this class is generally not dealt with explicitly, but rather implicitly via functions in Yahoo::Search such as Query and Links, which build and use a Request object under the hood.

You also have access to the Request object via Request() method of resulting Response and Result objects.

To be clear, Request objects are created by the Request() method of a Search Engine object (Yahoo::Search).

File::Spec::Link is a Perl extension for reading and resolving symbolic links.

SYNOPSIS

use File::Spec::Link;
my $file = File::Spec::Link->linked($link);
my $file = File::Spec::Link->resolve($link);
my $dirname = File::Spec::Link->chopfile($file);
my $newname = File::Spec::Link->relative_to_file($path, $link);

my $realname = File::Spec::Link->full_resolve($file);
my $realname = File::Spec::Link->resolve_path($file);
my $realname = File::Spec::Link->resolve_all($file);

File::Spec::Link is an extension to File::Spec, adding methods for resolving symbolic links; it was created to implement File::Copy::Link.

linked($link)

Returns the filename linked to by $link: by readlinking $link, and resolving that path relative to the directory of $link.

resolve($link)

Returns the non-link ultimately linked to by $link, by repeatedly calling linked. Returns undef if the link can not be resolved.

chopfile($file)

Returns the directory of $file, by splitting the path of $file and returning (the volumne and) directory parts.

relative_to_file($path, $file)

Returns the path of $path relative to the directory of file $file. If $path is absolute, just returns $path.

resolve_all($file)

Returns the filename of $file with all links in the path resolved, wihout using Cwd.

full_resolve($file)

Returns the filename of $file with all links in the path resolved.
This sub tries to use Cwd::abs_path via ->resolve_path.

resolve_path($file)

Returns the filename of $file with all links in the path resolved.

This sub uses Cwd::abs_path and is independent of the rest of File::Spec::Link.