Free shwild 0.9.5 software for linux

ShowImg is a feature-rich image viewer which can display numerous formats, including JPEG, PNG, GIF (animated), MNG, PSD, ... ShowImg application consists of a tree view frame, a directory and preview frame, and a view frame.
The (larger) view frame can be exchanged with the (smaller) directory/preview frame. It can preview and display images from multiple directories and search for identical images.
ShowImg also features a full-screen mode, zooming, sorting, dragndrop with Konqueror, support for images in compressed archives (tar, tar.gz, zip, ...) and kipi plugins.
Main features:
Viewer
- display JPEG, PNG (alpha layer supported), GIF, XCF, PSD, etc. files;
- open several directories, and archives (.tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .zip, ...);
- apply filters to displayed image;
- preview, fullscreen, slideshow, ``fit-to-screen, efficient zoom;
- open files with external programs;
- support EXIF header (JPEG file metadata);
- display a hexadecimal view.
Management
- batch rename;
- search for exact and similar images;
- several formats conversion;
- manage photo albums.
Configuration
- kipi plugins supported (see kipi plugin homepage);
- configurable interface.
Enhancements:
- Database added to manage images using KexiDB (http://kexi-project.org/),
- Video support added,
- SVG support added,
- RAR archive file support added.

Swiginac project is a Python interface to GiNaC, built with SWIG. The aim of swiginac is to make all the functionality of GiNaC accessible from Python as an extension module.
Current status is beta; a lot (but not all yet) of the GiNaC classes are exposed, virtually all of the GiNaC tests pass.
For more information, documentation and software downloads, visit our group pages on BerliOS.
Examples:
Just a few illustrations from the Python interpreter:
>>> x=symbol("x")
>>> sin(x).series(x==0, 8)
1*x+(-1/6)*x**3+1/120*x**5+(-1/5040)*x**7+Order(x**8)
or
>>> y = symbol(y)
>>> lsolve([3*x + 5*y == 2, 5*x+y == -3], [x,y])
[x==-17/22, y==19/22]
Enhancements:
- Exceptions are now caught to prevent user errors from terminating Python sessions.
- Also, matrices are automatically evaluated, and the swiginac tutorial is included.

Pho project is a lightweight program for viewing large numbers of images quickly, rotating or deleting some, and making notes about what to do with each image -- for instance, for going through hundreds of images after uploading them from a digital camera.
Why another image viewer? Surely there are plenty of those?
I used to use xv for paging through images -- its quite a good viewing program -- but it had a few features which annoyed me. For example, it creates a directory called .xvpics in every directory it touches; and if an image has to be resized to fit the screen, and after that you save it (perhaps after rotating it), it saves at the smaller size and boom, there goes your high-res image.
But, more important, there were a few extra things I needed. During image triage, I need to be able to do a few things quickly:
- Rotate images by multiples of 90 degrees, and remember the rotations.
- Delete bad images.
- Copy a few of the best horizontals to my Backgrounds (wallpaper) directory.
- Note which images I might want to put on a web page (after resizing).
With xv, I found that I was writing these lists on paper, or trying to keep track of them in my head. Thats dumb! Why not make the computer do that work? So I did.
Since I wrote pho several years ago, I keep hearing about other image viewers, and thinking maybe pho was redundant. But I recently did a search, and couldnt come up with any other image viewers that are similarly efficient for paging through large collections of images. So I guess Ill keep maintaining pho!
Pho can read any format supported by gdk-pixbuf. I havent found a list of those formats anywhere, but it seems to be substantial. The only format Ive hit so far that it doesnt read is photocd. You can convert those to other formats using the ImageMagick utility.
Pho can delete images on disk, but it cant save rotated images yet. I use my imagebatch scripts for that.
Enhancements:
- Several useful new features were added.
- Lots of bugs were fixed.
- Stability, focus handling, and window management were improved.
- A "presentation mode" was added, which sets the application to be fullscreen with no window borders or mouse pointer.
- The PHO_ARGS environment variable was added for default arguments.
- The user can now zoom in or out (to double or half size).

esms provides a small console program to send messages to cellular phones.

esms is a simple program which sends SMSes to cellular phones. It splits big messages into many fragments, which are later sent with error control. It works for cellular phones in Spain.

Duck project is a Web-based system for practice testing and quizzing.
Instructors can create multiple-choice, short answer, and extended response questions.
Unique feedback can be provided for up to 10 potential student responses.
Duck is based on constructivist teaching and learning ideals.
Enhancements:
- commented out addslashes so that it works with magic quote on.
- Probably should undo and turn magic quotes off.
- added authentication variable to duck.inc to control hard auth

tuneroid is a tuner for variety of musical instruments. It is designed to tune musical instruments on PC using a microphone or directly connecting the instrument to the PCs sound card.