Free slots software for linux

The SlotSig library is a library that provides type-safe connections between C++ classes.
When programming in C, its usual to use callback functions (moreover when you do GUI stuffs). In C++, we prefer to encapsulate things into classes, and usually we want a rather type-safety.
This small library attempt to provide an easy-to-use, type-safe, C++-friendly solution to the problem. The idea is to define slots, either as global functions or member methods, that will be called when some signals are emitted The signals and slots do not need to really know about each other, only a pointer and a compatible signature is required.
Inconsistent connections (when return type or parameters do not match) should be detected at compile-time.
If youve heard about the Qt, libsigc++, Sigslot or boost libraries, or any other Im not aware of (if this is the case, let me know !), maybe you wonder why yet another signals lib. Here are the main reasons :
- Qts system needs a preprocessor (called moc, for Meta-Object Compiler) that will produce additionnal code to enable the connections and handle the signal emitting ; its quite simple to use, but you cant use templates on signal/slot-enabled classes, and inconsistencies are not detected at compile time but at runtime ;
- I found libsig++ a great thing, but a little bit to complex to use, and I dislike some casts done into it ; I also dislike the fact that a function (or method) connected twice will be called twice when emitting the signal ;
- Boost is fine, but to use the signals module you also need a rather large part of the whole lib ; theres nothing really wrong with that, I just wanted something smaller â and easier to use ;
- It was fun to code, and because I did it, I find SlotSig the simplest signal/slot library available.
Enhancements:
- Incorporated the Makefile from Leopold Palomo-Avellaneda, to generate a global shared library containing the very small amount of static code.
- Updated benchmarks. The 1.x versions of SlotSig will remain binary-compatible. No major new feature is expected, mainly cosmetic changes and bugfixes. The main line of development will be done in a 1.99.x branch, maybe leading someday to a 2.0 version.

XLObject is a clone of basic services offered by the Qt object model, redesigned around modern features of the C++ language. Signals and slots are used for communication between objects. There are instances when we want some objects to know the changes of a particular object without having to write code for each interested object.
This design is common in GUI programming, where another widget needs to be notified implicitly of the change of one widget. Since the widget needs to be usable everywhere, the design should be as generic as possible. The event-generating widget should not need to know how or which widgets are informed of the event.
In older C-based toolkits, this functionality is achieved by using "callbacks" - registering pointers to functions to a processing function. The problem with callbacks is that they are not type safe, prone to crashes, and are strongly tied to the processing function.
Signal and Slots is an implementation of the Observer design pattern made popular by the Qt toolkit. It provides a much safer alternative to callbacks in addition to being built on the principles of object-oriented programming. Qt implemented this feature by dynamically adding extra information to classes during compile time with the help of an external meta object compiler.
XL Signal and Slots achieves the same functionality without the meta compiler by taking advantage of C++ templates. This direct approach is very fast compared to Qts string-based approach with the added benefit of:
Allowing all member functions to be treated as slots.
No longer needing specification of non-standard macros during class definitions.
At the same time, the library tries to follow the design of Qt as closely as possible where it:
Automatically severs the connection if either receiver or sender is destroyed so your program does not crash during the process of emitting a signal.
Lets receiver objects know which sender Object emitted the signal
Lets the compiler catch type mismatches.
Allows a slot to have a shorter signature than the signal without having to rebind types.
Optionally allows objects to be organized as object trees and achieving a concept that is more or less similar to garbage-collection.
The library aims to achieve the core signal and slots functionality very well and at the same time be as less complicated as possible. In around a thousand lines of code, the library is capable of being embedded into the application in a very tiny amount of space.
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a severe memory leak in the thread class.
- The documentation was improved in some of the utility classes.
- Options are provided to specify an optional address in server sockets.
- Some additional fixes were made in the core socket classes.

Megaupload SX is a Firefox extension that offers free slots from Megaupload for other countries else United States.

Works on Megaupload and Sexuploader (Megarotic). It is working just perfect. Its very easy to use. Turn it on to click in a megaupload link and turn it off later the download has started.

Problems like links that doesnt exist anymore I cant solve.

I wish you guys good luck and enjoy. Thanks for using my extension. I would apreciate some good rating by those who liked the extension.

DSHub is a hubsoft for Direct Connect Network. DSHub project uses the ADC protocol currently in development by Jacek Sieka and DC DEV. ADC is the future of DC++ network.
How can I use DSHub ?
You can download DSHub from this site and just use it. DSHub is free and every user can take it for himself. You can also redistribute it and you can modify it ( substantially only) under the terms of GNU General Public License. Right click here to download . DSHub comes in zip archive.
DShub is now Open Source and source for current binaries is available here.
How do I install DSHub ?
DSHub is a software created in Java Language developed by Sun. For it to run you need JRE installed. [ That is, Java Runtime Environment]. JRE can be found on http://java.sun.com/ . DSHub requires the least JRE version 1.5.0.0 to run properly. After that just create a folder for your hub and paste the DSHub.jar file downloaded from this site in there.
How do I use DSHub ?
Either you read manual, or after you got your DSHub installed, you can run it from command line by using the command:
path_to_java_exe -jar path_to_DSHub.jar
Linux Example:
java -jar /home/user/myhub/dshub.jar
Whats New in Epsilon Stable Release:
- fixed bug with kick/ban message not showing properly;
- fixed again usercount hope its for good;
- fixed restarting from console;
- fixed rename issue selecting bad/used nick;
- fixed issue when putting max_chat_msg 0 nobody could change it from cmd line;
- ops_override_spam now override max_chat_msg too;
- corrected bug not showing when ureg not online user;
- DSHub is now OPEN-SOURCE under GPL !!! Please look into SRC and give me feedback !
- corrected massall command not working for more words;
- modyfied the random data from IGPA now its real random data;
- fixed bug when restarting, not showing new motd and help file ( thanks Catalin);
- fixed bug when restarting reading regs and bans, doubling them (thanks Catalin);
- fixed bug when restarting after a failure in starting server ( thanks Catalin);
- fixed bug when port was a out of range one and hub would crash;
- corrected message when disconnect on too many ops not showing (thanks ffrag);
- tryed to fix the ghost thingy on unnormal TCP closing sending a keepalive (thanks Ghost for helping);
- added a variable keep_alive_interval for seconds interval between keep alive messages;
- fixed bug when not checking nick lenght on rename ( thanks b_w_johan );
- fixed unbanning some string which is invalid CID;
- fixed issue with opchat nick cant rename to its nick now;
- now users cant use an IP for a nick;
- removed whocid and whoip commands, moved that to info example !info nick gives info about a nick, !info cid shows user with cid, !info ip shows info about users with given ip;
- big change: default password "defpass" removed, now, by default, regs have no pass, just CID check however is good to have one for even better security;
- tryed to fix ugly bug when double client connecting ( example: connecting at same time, double fav hub auto connect); syncronized method handleINF so that it cant be called @ same time;
- improved history, now retains IMSG broadcasts as well;
- created a command cmdhistory that pastes given commands since startup;
- added drop command , a kick with no reason and 0 ban time;
Kick Command:
- Kicking in DSHub is very simple now.
- Classic kick:
kicks just a user out in flames, with a kick_time temporary ban, default 5 minutes.
- Extended kick has way more advantages and can be used very efficiently with a large hub.
- Extended kick features:
- Kicking users that match a certain regular expression:
- Example: !kick [RO].* -- this command kicks all users that have their nick starting with [RO]
- Example: !kick .. --this command kicks all users with 2 letter nicks
- This type of kick accepts just any regular expression.
- Kicking users that have their fields checked:
- Example: !kick share, < , =, !
- And a list of possible fields : share, sl (slots), ni (nick length),su(supports, accepts only = or !, example: !kick su=tcp4),hn(normal hubs count),hr(registered hub count),ho(op hub count),aw(away, 1 means normal away, 2 means extended away),rg (1- registered, 0 otherwise, registered means not op),op ( 1 -op, 0 - otherwise , op means it has key).
- created a kick and ban function for easy call from commands;
- done almost all that kick stuff, for share slots and su, still need to do for rest;
- added a debug message, please ignore, or if you figure it out, report to me;
- modified share kick, to be in megabytes;
- completed kick with all mentioned above in the log;
- fixed bug on new kick, forgot to check if kick_ops is enabled;
- added same features to drop command as well;
- added extra fields to reg class so OLD regs DONT WORK anymore sorry so please REREG;
- modified reg command, now if user already added prints user info;
- added a getRegInfo method, also added extra fields on info and reg;
- added hideme command that toggles the hideme, also hideme is remembered in reg file;
- fixed bug when restarting and changing default port;
- fixed bug when opchat could have same nick as other users;
- fixed exploit when cmdhistory could see the !password;
- fixed bug with renaming into a CID or IP and not repsecting sizes;
Whats New in Zeta RC12 Development Release:
- Completely changed string parsing hope its better now.

Slax AoE LiveCD is a bootable CD with AoE target and AoE iniziator programs. It can be used as AoE server/client.
It is almost standard Slax Frodo Edition with some modules needed to use AoE.
Usage:
Boot from a CD. Login as root with password toor. Then you have three possibility:
You can export partition as
vblade 0 0 eth0 /dev/sda2
You can use vbladed, so the program will be daemonized and its output will be sent to the logger program:
vbladed 0 1 eth0 /dev/sda3
You can use vbladectl. vbladectl is written by me for lazy people:
vbladectl start sda4
This will launch vblade as: vblade 0 0 eth0 /dev/sda4. Logging will be done in /tmp/log.
If you want to change shelf just do:
export SHELF=2
The same valid for slot number, interface and logging place:
export SLOT=4
export IF=eth2
export LOG=/var/log
To stop exporting do:
vbladectl stop sda4
Now if you will start exporting again it will start with the same slot value.
To stop and remove link from /service directory (forgetting slot number):
vbladectl remove sda4
vbladectl will increment slot number automatically. You should not increment it yourself every time by exporting SLOT variable. If you removed exported disks and want to start from 0 again than remove file /var/run/vblademem
You also can pass multiple disks to the script:
vbladectl start "sda1 hda3 sda4"
vbladectl remove "sda1 hda3 sda4"
Enhancements:
- Slax was upgraded to version 5.1.8, vblade to 13, and nmap to 4.11.
- The standard Slackware rc.inet1 was added.
- It is now possible to set a static IP address if you install the distribution onto a hard drive.

clipsmm is a C++ interface and library for CLIPS.
CLIPS is an environment for creating rule-based and/or object-based expert systems. clipsmm extends the CLIPS C API in several ways:
CLIPS Environments are encapsulated in an Environment object as are many of the other CLIPS concepts such as templates (fact templates, not C++ templates), rules, etc.
Making external functions available to the CLIPS inference engine are simplified using sigc++ slots. This also:
- Provides the benefit of compiler type checks on external functions.
- Makes it simple to not only make external functions available, but also external methods of C++ classes.

?gtk is a cross-platform Lisp interface to the complete GTK+2 family of shared libraries. ?gtk currently runs in the following Lisp environments:
PPC/Darwin OpenMCL 0.14.2-p1
x86/Linux SBCL 0.8.16
x86/Linux CMUCL 19a
and is released under the Lisp Lesser General Public License (LLGPL).
If you are familiar with Lisp function call syntax and the GTK API then programming with ?gtk is straightforward.
Main features:
- Portable GUI programming across the supported Lisp environments.
- Automatic conversion between Lisp data (booleans, numbers, strings) and their equivalent GTK types. Function arguments that involve C pointers to ints, floats and doubles are also handled automatically: foreign values are allocated and initialized by the wrappers, the pointers are passed to GTK and then dereferenced and returned to the Lisp caller as multiple values.
- Lisp names for GTKs enums, structs and functions. Lisp names are formed by substituting "-" for "_" and (possibly) converting C library prefixes into exported Lisp package prefixes (see documentation section below).
- Lisp accessor functions to read/write slot values in GTK structs. Accessors are named struct.slot but may include more than one slot name, e.g. gtk:Widget.allocation.width. The first argument to all accessors is a pointer to a struct; if the referenced slot is an array then a second required argument provides the index. The last argument to all accessors is an optional value, that, if specified, replaces the current value in the slot. For example:
(gdk:Rectangle.x rect) ; return rects x value
(gdk:Rectangle.x rect 100) ; set rects x value
- Lisp symbol package(s) that export the GTK API and a read time conditional #+:gtk in *features*.
- A small set of utilities for working with GTK pointers, callbacks and foreign storage in a portable way (see documentation below).