Free spring 1.2.1 software for linux

WavSplit splits large WAV files at given time positions. To find out split positions you can use any WAV player or editor with a time display.
After unpacking the tarball type these commands:
make && make install
to start the compilation process and copy the program to /usr/local/bin,
and the man pages to /usr/share/man/man1.
(If you dont have a root account, simply issue "make" and copy the tool
manually to the desired location)
You can alter the destinations by editing the variables BIN and MAN in
the Makefile.
Note for all 64-bit systems: when your `long-type vars are 64 bit, .wav
headers are not read/written correctly (=bug). If you replace every `long
with an `int (or other 32-bit type), everything should be fine.
To run WavSplit, issue the command
wavsplit WAV-FILE mm:ss [mm:ss] [mm:ss]...
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug that frames should be >=0.0 (not >0.0 as originally)
- Updated the man page to include tracktimes options.
- Added MAN path to the makefile, and copied man pages there

TA Spring is an open source project developing a new realtime strategy game.
Spring is a full 3D RTS game engine with good balanced content.
Games can be intense and the engine allows some diverse strategies.
At this moment the Spring engine is capable to run most (all) content that was available for the Total Annihilation engine.
Around 8 high profile mods have been made to run specificly on the Spring engine.
Spring is mainly a multi player game engine.
Some light AIs are available but they are not really challenging at this moment.
Spring runs on Windows and is stable. The Spring Linux ports runs alright but it cant connect to other Windows clients (yet) so Linux users are limited to single player.
The developers try to make Spring run natively on different platforms. (Windows, Linux, Mac and *BSD) And (try to) add features that modders request.
Main features:
- High resolution maps, viewable from all angles and ranges
- Dynamic map with craters from weapon and unit explosions
- Work with unit files from Total annihilation
- Realistic 3D trajectories for weapons
- Fully 3D air combat
- Several camera modes to suit different tastes
- Mod switcher
- Lobby Client
Enhancements:
- LUA related changes
- AI improvements
- balancing improvements
- lots of bugs fixed

Beepage is a Unix-based text paging package. Text pages sent by the client over TCP/IP are received by the provided server, which queues and transmits the data to any paging service providers that support the Telocator Alpha-numeric Protocol.
The beepage package includes two programs, a cleint and a server: beepaged, the Text Page Protocol daemon which accepts pages on a well-known TCP port and transmits them over one or more modems to a TAP (aka PET, IXA) paging-service provider; and beep, a command-line TPP client.
Two beepage clients are currently available:
"beep" a Unix command-line interface
"winbeepage" a Windows graphical interface
A Mac OS X version is nearing release.
The server is supported on the following platforms:
Solaris
Linux
OpenBSD
It probably works on other Unix-like operating systems.
Enhancements:
- Improved TAP banner detection
- First of several fixes related to the addition of MIME support
- Cleaned up exit codes

etLinux is an embedded linux distribution, intended for PC/104 boards with flash disk (like M-Systems DiskOnChip) with very little memory and disk space (starting from 2Mb of RAM and 2Mb of flash disk).
Subsequently well refer to the development platform as the "host system" and to the target machine (the one on which etLinux will run) ad the "target system".
Etlinux is a complete Linux-based system designed to run on very small industrial computers. It has been designed to be small, modular, flexible and complete.
Its reduced memory and disk requirements make it ideal for all cost-sensitive situations, while at the same time its modularity and completeness give the full power of unix even for embedded applications.
Etlinux is ideal in all embedded system applications where advanced unix facilities are a must: preemptive multitasking, multithreading, memory protection, fast I/O, enhanced reliability, speed, ...
Moreover, source code availability is a guarantee for the longevity of Etlinux based products.
But perhaps the greatest advantage over competitors is given by the enormous and proven availability of advanced development tools, documentation and sources, giving an effective edge to the developer and reducing the time to market.
In fact the availability of constantly updated quality C/C++ compilers, debuggers, libraries, interpreted languages, and other tools is the most compelling reason to switch away from old proprietary embedded development environments.
Main features:
- embedded cgi-capable WEB server
- a telnet server
- an email server, with the ability to execute commands sent by email from a remote site
- CORBA support
- easy-to-use remote file management
- the powerful Tcl scripting language
- a flexible package selection scheme, allowing an easy customization of the system
- source code available for every component

Spring-RCPs mission is to provide an elegant way to build highly-configurable, GUI-standards-following rich-client applications faster by leveraging the Spring Framework, and a rich library of UI factories and support classes.
The Spring Rich Client Project (RCP) is a sub-project of The Spring Framework. Spring-RCPs mission is to provide an elegant way to build highly-configurable, GUI-standards-following rich-client applications faster by leveraging the Spring Framework, and a rich library of UI factories and support classes. Initial focus is on providing support for Swing applications but a goal of Spring-RCP is to be view agnostic as much as possible.
Spring Rich Client Projects goal is to provide a viable option for developers that need a platform and a best-practices guide for constructing Swing applications quickly.
Specifically, spring-richclient seeks to:
Provide a way to build structured, highly-configurable, GUI-standards-following Swing applications faster by leveraging the Spring Framework.
Foster integration with existing rich-client-related projects where it make sense. For example, jgoodies-forms and TableLayout are two good layout managers. We dont need to develop another one.
Adhere to the principles set forth by the Spring Framework--programming to interfaces; the importance of sound OO design, documentation, and testing.
Main features:
- A command framework that provides centralized configuration of Swing actions and appropriate handler registration based on the current active view. Command configuration, as well as action bar contribution policies (to menus or toolbars), can be defined centrally and externalized in Spring bean defintiions.
- A forms data binding and validation framework, for connecting edits made in your UI controls with your domain model automatically--with as you type feedback.
- Support for multiple window management, page configuration, and view management. The concepts here are inspired by Eclipses perspective/view constructs. Views can be defined in the Spring container, associated with one or more pages, and a default page can be configured to be loaded at startup.
- Common support classes addressing various rich client requirements including: well formed dialogs, wizards, input validation (typing hints and validation results reporting), button bars,internationalization, image/icon caching, progress monitoring, UI threading (classes cleanly promoting responsive UIs), treetable/property sheet, table sorting/high-volume table updates, GUI standards builders/helpers, help/about, etc.
Spring-rich adds value for people needing to develop Swing applications and do so in a way that promotes consistent, well-designed, configurable Swing applications. The spring-rich developers strongly feel the old days of Swing apps not looking native and not being performant or web-accessible are gone with JDK1.4.2 and 1.5 and webstart.
It is our belief the only problem with Swing is that there are a limited number of higher-level abstractions available that assist in making the toolkit simpler and easier to use, and a limited number of design best practices. The goal of spring-richclient is to provide that.
Enhancements:
- [RCP-400] - jgoodies forms not included as spring-rich dependencies
- Regression bug: icons on MessageAreaPane didnt show up

ProSilla is a program which speeds up file transfers over ssh (scp-like) by opening multiple connections (just like typical download accelerators like prozilla). By default it uses a ncurses user interface, but WITH version 1.2 it also has a nice gtk+ GUI.

The simplest way to use prosilla in text mode is:

prosilla any.remote.host my/beloved/file

In this case, proSilla will default to 4 simulatenous connections and ncurses user interface. Number of connections may be adjusted using -k. You may include your username in the first argument, like this:

prosilla me@my.host my/beloved/file

ProSilla can be killed at any time, and when invoked again, it will automagi-cally resume transfer using the data from .psinfo file.

You can also resume a broken scp transfer:

prosilla -c remote.host my/beloved/partially.downloaded.file

Remember that -c is needed only if you didnt use proSilla on this file before.

By default, proSilla uses /bin/dd to read files on remote server. Optionally it may use a program called proserv. The difference is that parts of file read with dd must begin and end on block (in our case - 1kb) boundary, so it sends some data multiple times, while reading with proserv can begin and end anywhere. Proserv is also a *little* bit more CPU friendly because it uses sendfile() (if supported) instead of read()/write().

Before the download is finished, the size of the file wont tell you much about the progress. To check transfer status you may use something like this:

prosilla -i file.psinfo

Other options are described in the usage text (just type ./prosilla to see it).