Free s jog 0.6 software for linux

sgwi is a web-interface to SQLGrey (SQLGrey is a greylister for Postfix).
This web-interface enables you to edit the white- and blacklists as well as the current state of the greylist.
Installation:
- put the files somewhere in your website
- make sure you shield things with a .htaccess file
- edit config.inc.php
Enhancements:
- Certain e-mail addresses could not be deleted.

FSGuide is a Norton Commander-clone for the web, which might be useful when you do not have shell access to your server, but want to perform various file operations. As a hosting provider, you can even give this tool to your hosting users, so they can access and modify their files through FSGuide - or you can use it yourself as a system administration tool.
Note: Due to the limitations of running scripts in server environment, you can reach only those files of the filesystem that are available to the web user (www-data or wwwrun used by Apache). In general, its much more than just the files and directories under document root!
Main features:
- user authentication (you can disable user authentication to use FSGuide without logging in)
- details of user access are configurable in a simple .ini file
- deeply customizable through its configuration file and the user.ini file, loads of peruser settings
- access control finetuning through access control lists in user ini file
- you can implement your own authentication module (eg. rdbms-based)
- two-panel display (supports sorting)
- directory bookmarks
- selecting files using checkboxes You can even "cross-copy" files between the two panels: after selecting files in both panels, just click the copy or move button - this way all the selected files are copied/moved to the other panel. If you click on the delete button, all the selected files in both panels are deleted.
- advanced file selection dialog (select files by regular expression, extension, extension group, permission, filesize, time)
- copying, moving, deleting files and directories even recursively
- renaming files or directories (only the first selected file)
- creating directories
- the file operations use no external commands (it helps multiplatform use)
- a one-line navigator on both panels. Clicking on parts of the navigator results in opening that subdirectory in the panel.
- downloading files (and optional bandwidth control mechanism)
- opening and displaying files:
- built-in detection for different filetypes (DOC, PDF, text, PHP, binary, etc.) by extension or contents
- displaying files depending on the result of the detection:
- files having .php and .inc extension are displayed using source highlight
- images files recognized by PHP are displayed as images: this helps a lot while organizing image files on a remote server (eg. if you use Windows).
- If there are no other special characters than #09 (tab), #10 (CR), #12 (page break), #13 (LF), the file is displayed as a simple textfile. The file is divided into 10000 characters long pages (you can use the "more" or "less" links to switch between pages)
- If there are other special characters in the file, or characters undefined in the ISO-8859-2 codepage, then the file is treated as a binary file. In this case the control characters, and ISO-8859-2s undefined characters (0x7f- 0x9f) are replaced with a dot (to avoid browsers displaying contents erroneously and to conform the HTML standard).
- file uploader:
- configurable number of files to upload at once
- you can configure any application to run after upload
- you can check to drop the original file when the application finishes
- file editor:
- plain text editor
- binary editor
- works under both Windows and Linux
- does not depend on third-party libraries or extensions and needs no RDBMS
- produces well-formatted, valid HTML 4.01 Transitional pages
- uses PHPs error messages to report errors of file operations (since the default messages contain all the important information about the errors). This will change in the future.
Enhancements:
- array_multisort bug fixed,
- added Spanish translation, thanks to Andres Barreto!
- advanced file compare dialog
- JavaScript confirmation before deleting files
- donations accepted through Kagi

Pyborg is an IRC AI bot written in Python. It learns from other people and takes part in conversations in a kind of half-arsed way.

It should work on linux, windows and any other platforms with python.

nuvoX theme is mainly based on three others themes: nuovola, nuoveXT, OS-L, (some icons of other theme) and of course my own designs.
To install: (the builset version doesnt need be built; the builset is installable via KControl and it requires not being buildset execution).
TO INSTALL: First you just have to decompress the file nuvoX_0X.tar.gz, then, enter to the folder and to execute it in the console ./buildset (please wait to icons be compressed). This creates a file named nuvox_0X.tar.bz2 (This is the completed theme) that you can install it in the module of kcontrol.
Enhancements:
- (great improvement) added and changed many icons with my design (and others).
- change of policy mounted/unmounted device.
- packaging in .deb for Kubuntu, Debian,...

JaLingo is a free cross-platform dictionary application written in Java.

It understands these dictionary formats:
- Mova
- PtkDict/phpMyLingvo MySQL dumps
- Sdictionary (near 200 dictionaries may be found on home page)

Project goals:
- good UI
- support as much different formats as possible
- do not convert dictionaries, use originals
- platform-independency
- performance and memory optimized

GEX is just another desktop environment. Definitely nothing special. But it has one feature that no other desktop environment could provide: GEX is mine and gets all the features that I need and nothing else.
Another reason for this little desktop environment is my endeavor to create an Mbus profile for desktop environments and applications. It should provide at least the following features:
- a dynamic configuration mechanism for applications
- a remote control mechanism
- a event mechanism for service daemons
Configuration:
The configuration of GEXs first generation is completly stored in one single INI like file. This file may be located at several different places in your home directory:
~/.gex
~/gexrc
~/etc/.gex
~/etc/gexrc
~/usr/etc/.gex
~/usr/etc/gexrc
Each of the core components of the GEX desktop environment has its own configuration group in this file. The available keys, their possible values and a description can be found in the follow sections.
Enhancements:
- More support for multiple screens was added.
- gex-desktop draws the configured background configuration on all available screens and gex-panel can provide several panels on any available screens.
- A few bugs were fixed; for example, the detection of screen resizes should work much better now.

wfb2sql is a tool wirtten in Perl that converts the CIA World Factbook into an SQL database.
It is a Perl script that extracts information from the CIA World Factbook and creates SQL statements for IBM DB/2, PostgreSQL, or MySQL.
This data builds a perfect database for learning and teaching SQL.
Main features:
- wfb2sql can extract the following information from the "CIA World Factbook":
- Country information (name, background, capital, area, coastline)
- Population information (birth rate, death rate, age structure, labour force, population, population growth)
- Communication data (number of mainlines in use, cellphones, internet users, internet service providers)
- Dependent countries
- Organization memberships
- Border countries
- Maps and small or large flag images (as BLOBs)
- wfb2sql is able to create SQL-statements for the following databases:
- IBM DB/2
- MySQL
- PostgreSQL
- More features:
- Outputs schema data and/or INSERT-statements
- All options can be set via a configuration file or command line switches
- Supports the CIA World Factbook 2003 and 2002