Free stone age tools software for linux

Brownstone is a KDE theme with a pale imitation of nature... Inspired by Green Leaf

http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Green+Leaf?content=54875

The JPEGs I have posted doesnt really do justice..a decent png was >300 kb so couldnt upload it..

My part is basically a config file for domino made by me.. everything else is available in kde-look

I have found that most themes are usually leaning towards blue or a specific shade of a colour..so i have tried to make this as colour neutral theme as possible..

More specifically I have tried to get the effect of grey stone on brown earth with greenery after rainfall.. when the sun has come out.. since thats the most soothing image i can think of..and has lots of soft colours..

The other stuff u see are available in kde-look:

Style:

Domino
(I am using the kubuntu package)

Windec:

Crystal

Wallpaper:

Soft green
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/More+green?content=41884

Colour:

Brown Terra
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Brown+Terra?content=53421

Iconset:

Ekisho_project
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Ekisho_Project?content=55588

I have made a small change to the icon set config after installation:
In file associations in control centre

goto inode>folder and change the icon to "folder_grey" in filesystems

because the default icon was too bright for this theme..the new icon is shown in the first screenshot

However for some reason the brighter icon appears in the Quick file menu..if someone can point me to the config where i can change that would appreciate it..

Not too sure about how much i have succeeded in getting the effect i wanted..but i hope you like it..feedback appreciated.

JTourney is a Java based tool to support tournament directors conducting small to medium scale round based tournaments for multiplayer games.
JTourney tries to encaspulate over 10 years of experience with various tournament formats for different games. Those tournaments were conducted either manually or with the help (of many kind people and) a predecessor programm, which finally became too old and too small.
The need for JTourney arose since the tournaments conducted were rather flexibile: Players could hop on and hop off between rounds, the games played might allow variable number of players. Beside this flexibility JTourney could of course be used to support more rigid tournament formats, but this is not its focus.
Main features:
- Keeping player lists.
- Playcing players on tables for next round by variuos strategies.
- Generate score sheets for tables.
- Keeping track of game scores
- Calculating player scores, tiebreakers and rankings
How it works?
JTourney is a very simple design. It merely parses text files into its memory and composes new ones on design. While parsing its internal datafiles it also feeds this internal information to the RenderMode, therefore it provides you with more beautiful information than just the raw internal text files.
Note the system never stores things like standings or total scores of players internally. It turned out, that parsing input is very fast and never is a real problem for (say) 100 participants and 12 rounds (this is not a limit, it can most likely handle much more participants and more rounds) on a recent PC.
While this architecture is from the computer stone age it is flexible and powerful. Maybe a bit volatile, but after all it is entirely appropriate to put whatever kind of GUI on top if necessary!

nagios_xmlsensors is a nagios plugin that retrieves and parses the XML files created by XMLSensors. It can use any XML file that is in the XMLSensor format.
Note that there is no release of xmlsensors yet, the plugin came first because the sensor data can be generated by any program (not just my package) and the checks would be useless without a monitoring system.
This version can check local and remote (http) XML files, and check the age of the status data.
Enhancements:
- Checking of status data age was fixed.
- The general output was cleaned up.

Active PHP Bookmarks (APB) is a web-based program that allows you to store your bookmarks and display them in many useful ways.

It will sort your bookmarks with usability in mind, keeping often- used bookmarks at your fingertips.

It has a bookmark search, private/public bookmarks, nested groups, usage rankings, popularity sorting, and a quick add feature.

The Romalizer project is a Tcl script to analyze your MAME roms and report errors.
The ROMalizer is a Tcl script that examines your .zip files for MAME ROMs and lets you know if you have any extra data in them. It can also report incorrect filenames, CRCs, etc.
Enhancements:
- romalizer will no longer move the zipfiles it has fixed into your roms directory unless you specify the -M option. This will allow you to run romalizer as a normal user on a roms filesystem that is only writable by root or some other games administrator. If you use the -M option, romalzier will back up your old roms into the working directory as usual, if the -M option is not used, the new (fixed) roms will be located in the working directory.
- romalizer now fully supports two new styles of merging your roms. You may now use the -g or -G options to tell romalizer to use one of these new merging formats. When -g is used, romalizer will merge all clones into a single zip file. When -G is used, romalizer will create clone zip files that are capable of being run independantly of the parent romset. I have tested these new merging features on my pacman romset and it works beautifully, however more testing probably needs to be done on a complete romset for these options.
- neogeo games are now supported, romalizer will just ignore any CRC that matches 354029fc (ng-sfix.rom), 9036d879 (neo-geo.rom), and 97cf998b (ng-sm1.rom). Thus neogeo roms are now fully supported except for these 3 which should be placed in a file called neogeo.zip.
- romalizer requires usage of UnZip version 5.41 or higher due to a Y2K bug in UnZip. This patch will now check your unzip version and abort if you do not have a recent version of UnZip.

Create your own Viking chieftain (or chieftess), sail on quests to foreign places, challenge other online players to battle and then go spend your loot on more Viking gear!

Enhancements:

• Number of players on each island shown on the Hall map.
• Players can create their own rooms in the Hall.
• The Lur Blaster will no longer lose energy if he is stunned while playing a tune.
• Initial cease-fire period reduced in treasure games to avoid tower axemen rushing.

Requirements: Java 2 Standard Edition Runtime Environment

PyCAGE fairly generic and complete cellular automata simulation engine.
Its written in Python and it supports both 1D and 2D automata, a variety of prepackaged rules, and the concept of "agents" which can move about independently on the map for implementing agent behavior.
It comes with numerous examples of fully-functional CA systems, including Conways Game of Life, Langtons self-reproducing automaton, Langtons "vants," and 1D automata rule explorers.
It also comes with simple displayers (including a curses interface for 2D automata) and a unique implementation of a finite state machine.
Main features:
- time is measured in discrete steps, called time units;
- a network of cells, each of which with a well-defined state at each time unit;
- at each time unit, each cell has a series of other cells which constitutes its neighorhood;
- the state each of cell changes according to a state transition function which depends on the state of that cell and the states of the cells of its neighbors;
- in synchronous automata (the typical usage), all cell transitions take place simultaneously.
Enhancements:
- Minor organizational changes; add stepping stone automaton.