Free robot 1.9.1 software for linux

JRobot project is a complete tool to manipulate the Mitsubishi RVM1 robot.
Its features include the ability to connect to a RVM1 robot locally and remotely, viewing from a camera with RTP, and a virtual view which is useful when executing JRobot in test mode.
It is possible to manipulate the RVM1 robot with a joystick and program and test it with a GUI.
Main features:
- Easy programming with editor: saving, loading, executing programs as easy as hello.
- Output window to know any time whats happening
- Virtual view in JAVA3D created with milimeter precision,
- Possible view with a camera, on local or remote through a RTP server,
- Possible connection to RVM1 robot by serial port or remote through a server.

NRobot project is an autonomous robot fighting game.

Instead of directly controlling a robot, the human playing the game must write a program that acts as the "brain" of the robot.

The robot will then be dumped into the game arena and must attempt to survive on its own. NRobot is written for the ECMA CLR. Its been tested on Mono and on Microsofts .NET framework. Currently, it is functional and "playable".

It comes with three sample robot implementations, so that "out of the box" you can watch a game. One important missing feature is a security architecture: robot code executes with full privileges.

Thus, its recommended that if you are running any robots from untrusted sources, NRobot is run under a user account with no privileges over files you care about.

Its also short on documentation, and the GUI implementations have some rough edges.

nandBot is a Perl IRC Robot which is intended to be used on UNIX systems. nandBot is extensible using the built-in plugin interface and is localizable using Locale::Maketext.
Main features:
- Seen, Factoid
- Google Search
- Dictionary/Spell check
- Calculator
- Extensible with plugins
- Localizable using the Perl module Locale::Maketext
Enhancements:
- Added a README
- Bug fixes
- New netdiag plugin: dns and whois (IP Addresses only)
- Fixed google plugin to use less color and other yucky stuff
- Changed/removed a few unused items in the translation lexicon
- Added NickServ plugin
- Time::HiRes (used for pings) is now optional
- Added on_notice and onconnect events
- Now parses numeric 005 for chantypes and nickprefixes
- Admins to be auto-opped when they join
- Fixed mode command
- Fixed bug in improved factoid parsing
- New auto-reconnect feature
- Fixed bug in the plugin system, plugins will work more than once now
- Finished implementing login system.
- Added access levels, 10=admin, 5=helper, 0=normal, -1=ignored.
- New column in database. You must run upgradedb.pl or configure.pl
- All spell checking will now be performed by the google plugin if it is to be loaded.
- Factoid parsing has been improved, now supports - with recursion detection!
- Implemented factstats author and factstats author NICKNAME
- Translators: Added 12 new messages and 4 new commands.
- configure.pl can now import from Legacy nandBot
- IRCPoints column added to the database, and are now supported.
- You must run upgradedb.pl or configure.pl
- Fixed upgradedb.pl so that it would work.
- Added "periodical" handler for plugins. This will be explained in the soon-to-be plugin documentation
- Updated all helper scripts and plugins to use strict;
- Added VERSION handler
- Translators: Added 6 new IRCPoints messages.
- Changed file naming convention for log messages, along with some other minor logging changes
- Added support for logging of joins, parts, quits, nicks, topic changes, kicks and mode changes. Scriptable handlers for these events are coming soon.
- Translators: Two new dunnos: quark and planet
- Added login system. Translators: 3 new messages, 7 new commands
- Fixed strange bug in dbdump.pl
- Security update: By connecting to a malicious IRC server, nandBot could execute arbitrary perl code. This also causes nicks with brackets [] to work.

robots.txt is a script in PHP that acts like a normal robots.txt file, but with a few differences.
When a Spider attempts to access robots.txt, the script will "disallow" access to a list of pre-defined directories. When a normal user attempts to access robots.txt, it will "disallow" access to all directories.
This is a security precuation and an attempt to prevent users from finding "hidden" directories by looking at the robots.txt file.
Enhancements:
- The two serious bugs that meant robots.txt did not function properly were fixed.
- A bug that meant the data printed back would not be parseable by Web crawlers was fixed.
- A new function to clean up data from the files was added.

Berkeley Yacc is an LALR(1) parser generator. Berkeley Yacc has been made as compatible as possible with AT&T Yacc. Berkeley Yacc can accept any input specification that conforms to the AT&T Yacc documentation. Specifications that take advantage of undocumented features of AT&T Yacc will probably be rejected.

Berkeley Yacc is distributed with no warranty whatever. The code is certain to contain errors. Neither the author nor any contributor takes responsibility for any consequences of its use.

Berkeley Yacc is in the public domain. The data structures and algorithms used in Berkeley Yacc are all either taken from documents available to the general public or are inventions of the author. Anyone may freely distribute
source or binary forms of Berkeley Yacc whether unchanged or modified. Distributers may charge whatever fees they can obtain for Berkeley Yacc. Programs generated by Berkeley Yacc may be distributed freely.

Xastir ptoject can receive and plot APRS position packets. Development is a collaborative effort of programmers from around the world. Xastir supports many map formats and is highly customizable. Check out the "Screen Shots" link to see just a few of the ways that Xastir can be used.

Xastir runs on Windows/MacOSX/Linux/FreeBSD/Solaris/Lindows, with many more possible. It supports 125 map formats, several types of TNCs and weather stations, Festival speech synthesizer, AX.25 networking (Soundmodem/Baycom/SCC!) and seven languages!. On Unix-like operating systems, you can run your weather station or GPS on a separate computer as well, which is good for those hams who are already short on serial ports.

Xastir is FREE! under the GPL license and comes with all source code.

RockBot is a fully functional multi-channel bot for IRC. It has hundreds of usefull commands for managing channels, amusing your friends, and protecting ownership. It is a good alternitive to an eggdrop type bot.
DCC model of rockbox is different like eggdrop. In RockBot YOU NEVER initiate a DCC chat with the bot. In all cases the bot will send you a DCC chat request when it needs one due to the type of data its returning. If you have trouble with DCCs it may be the bot cannotdetermine its true IP address on the machine. Try playing with "#define PPP" in config.h.
Enhancements:
- The data files and memory model were totally re-written. RockBot now uses a multiple-channel scheme for keeping track of users, and also allows one user to store multiple hostmasks under one "handle". There is also a "global" config that controls the default settings for channels and high level bot users. In order to diferentiate
- between global commands and local channel commands the following syntax has been implimented:
- (Note: This example assumes CMDCHAR is !)
- Sent to a channel -> !userlist = userlist of the channel typed in
- Sent to a channel -> !#mychannel userlist = userlist of #mychannel
- Sent to a channel -> !!userlist = global userlist
- ---
- Privmsg to bot -> #mychan userlist = userlist of #mychan
- Privmsg to bot -> !userlist = global userlist
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- When you use JOIN a data file will be created to contain the new channels users, settings, topic etc. The LEAVE command parts the bot but does NOT remove the datafiles, however REMCHAN does.