Free scores software for linux

qscore project can parse Quake3:Arena (and compatible) server.log into high scores and statistics.
Options:
--version output version information and exit
--help display this help and exit
Strip & Sort:
--sort=HOW sort player results
HOW=0 do not sort (default)
HOW=1 sort by frags
HOW=2 sort by rounds
HOW=3 sort by average
-r sort reverse
Output:
-o=FILE output into FILE (default: stdout)
--txt output as plain text (default)
--ansi output as text with ANSI colors
--html output as html
--csv output as comma-separated values CSV
Enhancements:
- The whole code was optimized a bit.
- Total game time statistics were added.
- A remote console for Quake3:Arena (and compatible) server administration was added.

ScoreWatch provides a Cricket Score watcher that displays the score in the status bar.
A Cricket Score watcher that displays the score in the status bar panel based on RSS feeds from popular cricket sites.
Main features:
- Score refreshes automatically in regular intervals.
- Pops up alerts on the fall of a wicket.
- Allows selection of RSS feed source.
- Allows configuration of alerts and refresh interval.
Sources supported:
- cricinfo.com
- ecb.co.uk

Score2Rating is a script that converts the scores of your tracks in amaroK to ratings using some pretty accurate intervals. In future versions of Score2Rating, the intervals might become changeable.

This is mostly usable to give you a starting point for using the new rating system in amaroK 1.4 (SVN).

NOTE!

It is recommended that you back up your database (the statistics table at least) before running this script. It should do no harm, but you can never be too safe.

Note that tracks with the same score can get different ratings, this is because amaroK rounds the score that is saved in the database.

An example: If the shown score is 95 (the limit between rating 4 and 5), the database can contain anything from 94.500 to 95.499. If the "real" score is below 95 (94.500-94.999), the track will get a rating of 4, if its above 95 (95.000-95.499), the rating will be 5.

This will happen around all the rating limits (20, 60, 85 and 95).

It is recommended that you back up your database (the statistics table at least) before running this script. It should do no harm, but you can never be too safe...

Usage:

Just start it and then click configure, and it will do everything automagically!
It will tell you tell you (using a popup in the playlist window) when its done.

ScoreBoard is a tiny program to keep scores in a quiz. It allows users to customize the appearance of each group.

ScoreBoard project may comes handy if you are organizing a quiz.

This is my first QT project. I am still trying to get to the subtle details of QT. There maybe bugs in this program. Please contact me if you found any.

Icons used in this application are taken from Crystal Clear icon set and Emotion Icons.

JTourney is a Java based tool to support tournament directors conducting small to medium scale round based tournaments for multiplayer games.
JTourney tries to encaspulate over 10 years of experience with various tournament formats for different games. Those tournaments were conducted either manually or with the help (of many kind people and) a predecessor programm, which finally became too old and too small.
The need for JTourney arose since the tournaments conducted were rather flexibile: Players could hop on and hop off between rounds, the games played might allow variable number of players. Beside this flexibility JTourney could of course be used to support more rigid tournament formats, but this is not its focus.
Main features:
- Keeping player lists.
- Playcing players on tables for next round by variuos strategies.
- Generate score sheets for tables.
- Keeping track of game scores
- Calculating player scores, tiebreakers and rankings
How it works?
JTourney is a very simple design. It merely parses text files into its memory and composes new ones on design. While parsing its internal datafiles it also feeds this internal information to the RenderMode, therefore it provides you with more beautiful information than just the raw internal text files.
Note the system never stores things like standings or total scores of players internally. It turned out, that parsing input is very fast and never is a real problem for (say) 100 participants and 12 rounds (this is not a limit, it can most likely handle much more participants and more rounds) on a recent PC.
While this architecture is from the computer stone age it is flexible and powerful. Maybe a bit volatile, but after all it is entirely appropriate to put whatever kind of GUI on top if necessary!

Console Lines is a "Lines" game for the Unix terminal. There is no in-game help available right now, so check the README file. To move the cursor, use arrows (or jkhl), to select or to move a chip, use space. To instantly quit, use q. Console Lines requires a certain terminal size, supports a mouse (curses or GPM), and works with various ncurses libraries.
You will need an ANSI standart C compiler, GNU make, and a decent curses library that supports colors.
The current lists of operation systems tested:
Linux, glibc 2.2
Solaris 9
OpenBSD 3.8
CygWin 5
Enhancements:
- Support for smaller terminals (as small as 19x19).
- Support for terminal resize.
- Support for black and white terminals.
- Support for command line options.
- A workaround for a nasty ALTLinux/Debian GPM bug.
- Persistant high scores.
- A man page has been added.

Score Cluster System Software is a cluster system software is designed for the high performance cluster environment without using the TCP/IP protocol stack. Score Cluster System Software features high performance communication, efficient computer management and single-system image, higher usability and availabily, and a seamless cluster environment.
Enhancements:
- Support for PM/Myrinet2XP devices and X11 relay has been restored.
- This release adds checkpointing, autoconfiguration, and dynamic reconfiguration.
- It eliminates the need for kernel patching through the use of modules.
- There are many bugfixes.