Free service apres vente software for linux

Service Management is a Web application that allows users to manage service and repair, including work orders, service scheduling, service calls, preventative maintenance, and customer contact information.
Enhancements:
- Some bugfixes were made for PHP5.
- A new interface was implemented.

Service Control is a basically it allows you to easily control services. Very very simple.

Currently only for Gentoos service directories, so if you use another distrobution, youll have to edit the initial combo variable to suit your needs.

NEEDS TO BE RUN AS ROOT!

Installation:

The simplest way to compile this package is:

1. `cd to the directory containing the packages source code and type `./configure to configure the package for your system. If youre using `csh on an old version of System V, you might need to type `sh ./configure instead to prevent `csh from trying to execute `configure itself.

Running `configure takes a while. While running, it prints some messages telling which features it is checking for.

2. Type `make to compile the package.

3. Type `make install to install the programs and any data files and documentation.

4. You can remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory by typing `make clean.

Service menus for Debian package contains Konqueror service menus for Debian users. It was developed and tested on Debian Etch.
This package contains the modified versions of the following service menus from kde-apps.org:
1. Alien Tool by Kaisermart
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Alien+Tool?content=33523
Use alien functions in a servicemenu. (Modifications: Improved apparence, different location in context menu.)
2. Debian Service Menu by Redclay
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Debian+Service+Menu?content=16536
Simple kde service menu for managing debian packages. (Modifications: uses Konsole instead of x-term, kdesu instead of sudo for non-root users.)
Actions included:
- Install (dpkg -i)
- Uninstall (dpkg -r)
- Info (dpkg-deb -I && dpkg-deb -c)
- Installed files
- Changelog (changelog.gz)
- Changelog Debian (changelog.Debian.gz)
3. Root Actions Servicemenu by Kubicle
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Root+Actions+Servicemenu?content=48411
(Modifications: Edit with KWrite and Open root Konsole here options were added.)
Actions included:
- Open (with default application)
- Run from here
- Run in Konsole
- Edit with KWrite
- Edit with Kate
- Edit with KHexEdit
- Open in Konqueror
- Open (root) Konsole here
- Change owner to root
- Change owner to user
Enhancements:
- More actions for root (Open with default application, Run from here, Run in Konsole)
- Fixed dependences
- Architecture independent .deb package

I suggested a kcontrol option for enabling and disabling ACTIONS for different file types. This way, service menus would be installed and managed easier (if that control center window has that function too,it would be nice) aand maybe you will have the option to choose which actions that KIM (kde image service menu)(for example) is capable of is shown in your right click menu when you choose a jpg file...
Also an option to install the service menu just for the user that opened kcontrol (somewhere in /home/~/.kde/.../konqueror/services...) or for all users [the checkbox],requiring a root password (to copy the needed files in the needed by the service menu directories)...
Also the service menu management control center should have the option to move up and down a service menu in the -right-click-ACTIONS> sub menu.
There should be the option to pick selectably the submenus from the installed service menu and add only the ones you would like to have for the file type(for instance you can add kim-resize picture and under it you can take a submenu from a k3b service menu (add to data disc) and put it right under it for the jpg filetype (see the screenshot).
Some service menus,like kims selected "webexport" should have a > sign at the end of their names,showing that they have an included submenu,that cannot be picked/changes sepparatelly.So if web export is added,you dont have the option to pick which webexport options should be included in the web export submenu (we have to have some borders,right?)..
Another suggestion is that if a service menu is installed for all users (using the root password),it should be marked with red fonts in the service list and if promped for uninstallation,it should ofcourse ask for the root password.
And...since the kde service menus were handled the old fashionate way since this idea popped into my mind (with install.sh scripts that coppied a bunch of files,orr by hand with a READme instruction (which is a pain in the neck really)),service menus should be able to be installed the old fashionate way too,but they should be packed in special kde service menu packages,that are handled by kcontrol.This would greatly improve kdes support for service menus.
This will also resolve the clutterness/bloatness that some service menus tend to create,giving the choice in the hands of the user as to what from the service menu he/she would like to be included in the right-click menu.
Enhancements:
- added a new mockup,which is more simple and intuitive

FSP stands for File Service Protocol. It is a very lightweight UDP based protocol for transferring files.
FSP has many benefits over FTP, mainly for running anonymous archives. FSP protocol is valuable in all kinds of environments because it is one of the only TCP/IP protocols that is not aggressive about bandwidth, while still being sufficiently fault tolerant.
FSP is what anonymous FTP *should* be.
FSP: reliable and bandwidth friendly way to access publicly available data. Some people calls it UDP FTP.
Enhancements:
- use getopt from stdio.h instead of getopt.h in fspscan.c
- fspscan now compiles on AIX and other OS without glibc (hoaxter)
- !! fixed fatal bug from b23. Server sends large packets to clients if
- client request has not prefered reply size inside. This confuses all old fsp clients.
- common/strdup.c removed
- bsd_src/function.c bcopy -> memmove
- removed STDC_HEADER checks, drop support for pre-ANSI compilers started work on alternate SCons based build system
- fspd: use urandom, not random -> avoid hangs on Lin suck 2.6
- build system converted to SCons
- !! fixed directory listing bug in client library introduced in beta23
- improvements to security of FSP clients
- seq. numbers are now randomized
- seed random number generator in fsp clients
- check cmd in received packets
- check pos in received packets

LaTeX Service project is a small service which converts LaTeX into an image.
It returns a LaTeX rendering of selected text as a TIFF image.
Enhancements:
- Many things could be improved, its just a 0.1 release... but it works

ICOnvert service menu is a script/service menu package that adds four entries to Konquerors context menu to convert Windows icon files (*.ico):

1) Extract PNGs

Extracts PNGs as SomeDir/SomeIcon-WxH.png e.g. BlueMoon/BlueMoon-16x16.png, BlueMoon/BlueMoon-32x32.png, etc.

2) Extract PNGs grouped by size

Extracts PNGs as SomeDir/WxH/SomeIcon.png e.g. MoonIcons/16x16/BlueMoon.png, MoonIcons/32x32/BlueMoon.png, etc.

3) Preview in Konqueror

Extracts PNGs to a temporary directory under /tmp, launches a Konqueror window, and deletes the temporary files when that window is closed.

4) Import into current theme

Asks for icon category (apps, devices, etc.) and name, then extracts PNGs into $HOME/.kde/share/icons/[theme]/WxH/[category]/SomeIcon.png where [theme] is taken from $HOME/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals.

Note that this will overwrite files if you specify the name of an existing icon. This is a "feature" -- it allows you to replace a certain icon globally. Use with caution, though -- I suggest that you backup your original iconset.

You can convert multiple icons at the same time from within Konqueror or the command line.