Free spelled wrong software for linux

uspell project is a spelling tester/teacher for elementary school.

uspell is a sound-card based spelling tester.

The words to be spelled are spoken aloud by the computers sound hardware and the user is then prompted to spell the word via the keyboard.

To set up the rewards: make a directory, call it $base. Then "uspell -set $base", and dictate congratulatory statements for reward1 .. reward9 (or fewer).

I suggest parents or teacher perform this step, so the voice for the reward is not the same as the voice for the words. My list of rewards is pretty simple ("Hooray", "Good job", "Congratulations", "Atta-boy"). A final closing remark (like "You did it, thats the end") can be put in $base/reward-end.raw. Configure $base below to match your choice $base.

I expect the child him/her self to dictate the spelling words. "uspell -set unit_name", and it will give instructions from there. It may take some practice to
pause the right amount of time between hitting and saying the word. A *nix guru may be helpful cleaning up messes.

I expect the child himself/herself to dictate the words, and someone else to dictate the rewards, so there is an additional distinction between the words to type, and the rewards.

spell-karamba is a desktop applet for SuperKaramba that spells the typed words - letter by letter.

You can choose from deutsch, english, american, international and NATO spelling.

Installation:

Actually the installation is pretty easy:

Copy all files from the tarball into a new folder. A good choice would be $HOME/kde3/share/apps/superkaramba/themes/dwd. Thats all. You start the theme from a shell by "superkaramba spell.theme". If you have a superkaramba theme running already its even simpler. Right-click the open theme and select superkaramba - manage themes.

From there you can search for the .theme-file. Do not open any other file with the superkaramba application.

Wrong Way is car racing game for one or two players.

You can choose one of six cars in three different tracks. Wrong Way was written with Pygame.

The two players play on split screen. There are multiple cars and tracks ready for use.

Send with Kopete is a servicemenu for sending files with Kopete application. It shows a dialog containing all contacts in Kopete which are able to receive files and after selecting one of them, the file is sent to that contact.
Ive tested it only with jabber protocol (the only one I can use for sending files). Servicemenu was tested with KDE 3.5.4 and Kopete 0.12.2.
Although the script used by this servicemenu is very simple, Im sure there are some bugs, so feedback is very welcome.
Installation:
After decompressing the archive, you should put the swk.sh script somwhere in your PATH directory and eventually change its owner and acces permissions to be executable. The other file, send_with_kopete.desktop, should be placed in your servicemenus directory (in my case it is ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus).
Enhancements:
- Fixed bug in script, which caused wrong handling of files containing spaces

JRoller provides a rollercoaster simulator.
It is intended to be mainly entertaining and not scientific.
The track and many physical variables are automatically generated from a number of fulcrums freely placeable.
The application does not make use of any 3D acceleration and should run on any decent Java-enabled browser.
Some fulcrum points define the track which is interpolated between them ("periodic cubic spline" for the experts). The fulcrums can be changed in realtime. Try it out and let me know, if something goes wrong.
Version restrictions:
- This file contains the source code and the compiled class files of jRoller. I apologize for the lack of documentation, but I think its not that complicated. If you want to improve or modify the source code, feel free to ask me any questions about the code. You need a Java compiler to build it, and the Java Runtime Environment to run it.

Faroese Spell Checking Dictionary is intended to be used with programs like aspell and ispell.
Installation:
After unpacking this package you can use it at least four ways:
Make and install a Faroese dictionary for aspell:
$ make aspell && su -c "make install-aspell"
Make and install a Faroese dictionary for ispell:
$ make ispell && su -c "make install-ispell"
Make and install Faroese dictionaries for aspell and ispell in a single run:
$ make all && su -c "make install"
Make a plain text list of Faroese words:
$ make words
Enhancements:
- Some words were added and some misspellings were removed.

RiteOfTongue is a Firefox extension that allows you to right-click on a typed word inside a web form to check if the word is spelled correctly and get alternate suggestions if it is wrong.

Then select the word from the popup menu to change it. The words are obtained in real-time over the Internet using the dictionary service from Dict.org.

If you are running Firefox behind a firewall (or router), you might need to enable outgoing connections on port 2628 or else the menu will say "Wait..." and appear to stop working.

gvrpad is a daemon that makes GVRP announcements of all VLAN interfaces on a FreeBSD system.

GVRP is the GARP VLAN Registration Protocol, defined in IEEE 802.1Q (VLANS); GARP is the Generic Attribute Registration Protocol, defined in 802.1D (bridging). The protocol allows switches or trunked end stations to announce to the network what VLANs should be forwarded to that device. The effect is that VLANs only need to be configured on the member ports; the protocol figures out which trunk ports are effectively also members.

This daemon just announces the VLANs statically configured on each interface to that interface. It does not listen for inbound GVRP announcements.

Usage:

gvrpad [< options >] [< interface > ...]

Options:

-d: Write debug messages to stdout.
-f: Run in foreground; do not daemonise.
-i < pidfile >: Write the PID of the running process into < pidfile >. (Send a SIGINT to the process to terminate it).
-l < count >: Send LeaveAll actions every < count > updates. Use -l 1 to send LeaveAll with every update. The default is to send LeaveAll every 3 updates.
-t < seconds >: Set time in seconds to wait between updates. The default is 3.
-x: Exclude the listed interfaces.
-V: Display version, copyright and warranty information.

The handling of interface parameters is as follows:

If no parameters are provided, all interfaces that have VLANs configured on them will be sent GVRP announcements.
If interfaces are listed, and the -x switch is not specified, only interfaces that have VLANs configured on them AND are included in the parameter list will receive GVRP updates.
If interfaces are listed the -x switch is specified, all interfaces with VLANs configured, but are NOT included in the parameter list will received GVRP announcements.

The interface parameters are string matched on interfaces found on the system; a mis-spelled name will not generate an error.