Free songanalysis 0.4.0 software for linux

songanalysis software analyzes a song in WAV, Ogg Vorbis, or MP3 format and produces an output consisting of the volume differential, the relative strength in each frequency band, and the tempo.

This is useful if you want to build something that lets you find out whether you have duplicate files, if you need to find out the tempo of your songs, or if you need to find similar songs according to how they sound.

SyFi is a C++ library built on top of the symbolic math library GiNaC. The name SyFi stands for Symbolic Finite Elements.

The package provides polygonal domains, polynomial spaces, and degrees of freedom as symbolic expressions that are easily manipulated. This makes it easy to define finite elements.

pslib is a C-library to create PostScript files on the fly. It offers many drawing primitives, inclusion of png and eps images and a very sophisticated text rendering including hyphenation, kerning and ligatures.
It can read external Type1 fonts and embed them into the output file. It supports pdfmarks which makes it in combination with ghostscripts pdfwriter an alternative for libraries creating PDF.
Enhancements:
- This release can be compiled for Win32 using mingw or Visual C.
- It has support for creating Type3 fonts.
- Kerning and ligatures can be added manually.

Babala software is a simple logical game with elements of move strategy.

Babala is a simple logical game with elements of move strategy. At the beginning the game the enemys figures "Balabaks"are situated on the playnig field.Balabaks behaviour is simple, he goes straight towards your figures going round obstructions when he meets them.Balabak must not reach you,otherwise you lose.

Each turn is made up of some moves (max.5) or of shots and placing mines (max.5).Your task is to dispose of all Balabaks to do this you must choose suitable movements or shots. So that it is not so easy

You have to shoot through a wall at Balabaks or you have limited numbers of shots. If you dont have enough munition.You must tempt balabaks into a trap. You can save one shot when you lay a mine before a Balabak with two lives.

Installation:

Copy InstallBabala.sh to destination_folder.
cd destination_folder
./InstallBabala.sh

Run:

destination_folder/babala-0.2.1/babala

Uninstall:

rm -R destination_folder/babala-0.2.1
rm -R $HOME/.babala

Ajisai is a SSL/TLS implementation written entirely from scratch in C++. It uses Botan for performing the cryptography and X.509 handling.
This is an alpha release, it is virtually certain that incompatible API changes will be made in the future. Suggestions on weak points in the API are most welcome. As of now, Ajisai is somewhat fragile, and does not make available many of the features TLS offers.
Currently only SSLv3 and TLS 1.0 are supported; TLS 1.1 and DLTS will be supported in future releases. At this point is can be built only on Unix and Unix-like systems, but that will change eventually.
TODO:
Bugs:
- We assume one recordone handshake message, this is not true for IIS/IE, probably lots of other stuff.
- No support for client authentication on either end (currently some code for it, but disabled as its completely broken).
Protocol:
- TLS 1.1
- TLS extensions
- DTLS
- Reading a SSLv2 client hello
- Session caching
- Compression support
- Anonymous Diffie-Hellman, maybe. Its useful in some contexts.
- OpenPGP key support
Server:
- We want to be able to multiplex multiple Server objects at once (multiple clients). This will probably be based on a Socket* select(2) wrapper, but I might end up leaving it to the application.
Sockets:
- IPv6 support
- IPv4 + IPv6 UDP sockets (for DTLS)
- Write a select() wrapper
- Support Win32 sockets (IPv4/IPv6)

As its name implies, alloywm is a quite exquisite, aesthetic little window manager for X11. The premise of this window manager is not to be over-bloated like better known window managers such as KDE, and to keep the interface out of a users way. Also, alloywm maintains to be small, fast, and have a really small memory footprint.

I first decided to adopt this window manager as a testbed for programming in C for X11, because I was mainly a non-graphical programmer for a long time. It is not very configurable, thusly you would have to edit the sourcecode to add any functionality, to bend it to your likings.

The window manager feels like a Macintosh GUI interface, except that you cannot click inside the window to give focus (that will change, soon.) A new window is drawn wherever the mouse happens to be. So, in other words, if I run an rxvt, and the mouse is in the centre, then the top-left hand corner of the window is in the centre.

FOBS is a set of object oriented wrappers upon ffmpeg library to work with multimedia files. It provides an easy-to- use API and a JMF PlugIn for integrating support for ffmpeg format/codecs into all JMF applications. It is released under the LGPL license.
Main features:
- Lots of bug fixes. Improved stability
- Improved Video/Audio playback performance
- Support for some new codecs (h264 (libx264), theora (libtheora), xvid (libxvidcore), etc.)
- Improved Audio support (OGG, M4A, MP3, etc.)

PyCosmos is a Python script for sending SMS using MyCosmos.

PyCosmos is a script that allows the user to send SMS using the MyCosmos portal of COSMOTE in Greece.

It comes in command-line and GTK versions and it is cross-platform (tested on Windows and Linux). It uses httplib2. The included Win32 binaries require the GTK runtime.

The MyCosmos portal uses the MS Outlook Web Access web application, which is rather IE-oriented. Moreover, it uses a bunch of JScripts that runs locally on browser and initially (until a few weeks ago) the SMS option was not accessible directly in other (i.e. Firefox) browsers.

In an effort to create an automated script that would allow a MyCosmos user to bypass all this bloat and easily send a SMS, I found out that the authentication system having been used to allow sending of SMS through MyCosmos portal did not use the Session Cookie but a "SecureHash" calculated by the mobile number, a salt string and the current year. This is no reverse engineering; the whole code was open and executed in Internet Explorer browser through vw_navbar.js.

Therefore, it was possible to send an SMS by just providing a COSMOTE mobile number that has activated the MyCosmos portal. :) Most users were already aware of such a security bypass, by bookmarking the SMS sending webpage in order to use it in Firefox.

Recently, COSMOTE changed the authentication system (just before the initial release of PyCosmos 0.31), taking under consideration the Session cookie. PyCosmos 0.4 was born, taking under consideration the new authentication system of MyCosmos portal, and now requiring username and password to work. Nevertheless, it seems that some software engineers back in MyCosmos really loved the old (no-)authentication system, and still love it, so PyCosmos 0.31 is dedicated to them.