Free serious eats software for linux

Sethi Search Utility provides a simple command line utility to submit a search to Google, Yahoo!, or MSN.
Sethi Search Utility is a simple command line utility to submit a search to Google, Yahoo!, or MSN and show the (text) results on standard output. Support for several search engines is included.
Its currently in serious need of a re-write, especially to avoid scraping and become a good engine using the search APIs provided.
Enhancements:
- The Google configuration was updated.

Velosurf is a thin but efficient database mapping layer meant to be used with Jakarta Velocity.
Velosurfs goal is to generate a set of context variables that automatically map database tables and relationships without the need for any recompilation.
Enhancements:
- This is a corrective release that fixes a serious issue in $entity.insert along with a few minor bugs.
- It has some source refactoring and some new test cases.

Cronos II is a powerful and friendly email client designed for the Gnome Desktop.
This project aims to build an email client which incorporates intuitive interface, speed, robustness, simplicity, strenght and realiability.
Clearly, Cronos II achived all this goals, and thats what makes it the best option for you mail management needs.
Other feature that Cronos II counts with is that, even though it depends in almost no other software (just gnome-libs), it can make use of other software and libraries, which will provide you, the user, with great extra features.
Main features:
- Installing new features from Internet (in progress)
- Send later ability
- External editor capability
- Editable toolbar
- Highlighting (both for reading and writing mails)
- Syntax highlighting in mail source code displaying
- Great integration with the Gnome Desktop.
- User interface customizable through Glade.
- Translation to many idioms.
Enhancements:
- This new preview release introduces many changes and serious bugfixes including the account editing crash and the problems with non-Linux platforms. This version is much more stable than the previous one. Now the noHTML plugin is built in so Cronos II supports stripping the HTML tags so it can display HTML messages correctly. GNOME integration has been done much better. Theres a new dialog to be to protect your emails stored locally with a password. A message viewer window has been coded so its possible to open mails in and out of the database using a file manager like gmc or Nautilus.

pfstools project contains a set of command line (and one GUI) programs for reading, writing, manipulating and viewing high-dynamic range (HDR) images and video frames. All programs in the package exchange data using a simple generic file format (pfs) for HDR data. The concept of the pfstools is similar to netpbm package for low-dynamic range images.
pfstools come with a library for reading and writing pfs files. The library can be used for writing custom applications that can integrate with the existing pfstools programs.
pfstools offers also a good integration with a high-level mathematical programming language GNU Octave. pfstools can be used as the extension of Octave for reading and writing HDR images or simply to store effectively large matrices.
Note that pfs in not just another format for storing HDR images (and there are already quite a few of them). It is more an attempt to integrate the existing file formats by providing a simple data format that can be used to exchange data between applications.
Enhancements:
- matlab: pfsview can now display 2D cell arrays
- pfs library: quite serious bug in sRGB transforms fixed
- added: check for GLUT library (unix only)
- added: man page for pfsglview

OSGlobeLAN project is a Web portal for LAN parties, featuring a seat map system, registration, and more.
Enhancements:
- A lot of changes have been made, but this release is primarily to announce that work on the pre-1.0 codebase of OSGL has been stopped, and will no longer be maintained.
- Serious security-related issues might be fixed, but all focus is now on the 2.0 codebase.

iTrustPage is an extension which prevents an Internet user from filling out untrustworthy Web forms.

iTrustPage prevents an Internet user from filling out untrustworthy Web forms. iTrustPage assumes that a users browser is trusted (when the browser is compromised, the user can be subject to attacks much more serious than phishing.) iTrustPages design is centered around three observations:

1. iTrustPage tries to be as user-transparent as possible. In designing this tool we tried very hard to avoid annoying the user.

2. Sometimes, iTrustPage cannot determine whether a form is trustworthy. In those cases, iTrustPage is asking the user to describe the form as if searching for the form on Google. This user-supplied information may help iTrustPage deem the form as trustworthy.

3. Any anti-phishing tool (including iTrustPage) has false negatives (i.e., a user can still visit a phishing site). iTrustPage tries very hard to minimize such occurrences, but there are no guarantees. After all, iTrustPage only offers pretty good phishing protection.

Warning: iTrustPage records anonymized usage information into a log. These logs are periodically sent to us. We analyze these logs for our research to characterize the benefits of using iTrustPage. Please visit our homepage for more information.

JavaScript::Squish module provides methods to compact javascript source down to just what is needed.
It can remove all comments, put everything on one line (semi-)safely, and remove extra whitespace, allowing fine grained control of the compactness.
Any one of the various compacting techniques can be applied individually, or with in any group.
It also provides a means by which to extract all text literals or comments in separate arrays in the order they appear.
Since JavaScript eats up bandwidth, this can be very helpful, and you can then be free to properly comment your JavaScript without fear of burning up too much bandwidth.
Enhancements:
- The command line utility has been updated to support all the options the library supports, which should make this much more user friendly to casual users.

Invasion 3D is a fun and addictive 3D arcade game!
The idea for Invasion 3D came during the summer of 2004, when I was working in New Jersey. I had been playing a lot of old arcade games on the MAME arcade emulator.
I had fun playing the original Taito Space Invaders game, but I was frustrated with the inability to shoot more than a single bullet at once with this game. I decided it would be fun to play a modern, 3-D version of Space Invaders with some serious weapons which would allow for massive alien destruction, as it should be.
At first I thought of using my Jax3D engine to render this game, but in the end I decided to learn something new and use OpenGL. I got started by looking at NeHes OpenGL Tutorials and wrote this game in my spare time during April and May of 2005.
Main features:
- Realistic physics simulation
- Challenging and fun gameplay
- Stunning visual effects
- Multiple weapons
- Massive Destruction
- Hidden bonuses
- 20 Waves with over 2,000 invaders
- Both Windows and Linux versions
- Free to Distribute to Anyone!