Free t prot 2.4 software for linux

t-prot (TOFU Protection) is a filter which improves the readability of email messages and Usenet posts by hiding some of their annoying parts.
The annoyances it handles include mailing list footers, signatures, TOFU, sequences of blank lines, and repeated punctuation.
TOFU is an acronym that stands for "Text oben, Fullquote unten", a German reference to the practice of adding just a few lines of original text and quoting a complete message below them.
Enhancements:
- A new option was added to skip processing of very large and time-consuming messages.

Interact project is an online learning and collaboration platform.
Interact is an online learning and collaboration platform that was developed by the Christchurch College of Education.
It is a free alternative to the likes of WebCT and Blackboard, and was designed with the intention of making it easy for students and lecturers to interact online, and focuses on constructivist and Vygotskian views of teaching and learning.
Development Release for testing only - not recommended for live servers.
Enhancements:
- Major changes
- Lowercased all database table/column names to allow for better portability between linux/windows
- Major revamp of skins interface
- New default skin
- Improvements to journal/blog component
- New Chat component
- Fixed cross server scripting vulnerabilities

Visual F-Prot is an F-Prot Antivirus for Linux Workstations graphical interface.

Visual F-Prot is graphical interface for F-Prot Antivirus(TM) for Linux Workstations for home use (available for free download) copyrighted by Frisk Software International (www.firsk.is). Before you install this program, you must install F-Prot Antivirus, because it wont work without it.

It works with F-Prot antivirus version 4.5.3 and above - its not tested with earlier versions,but it should also work with them.

Also, youll need "xterm" terminal emulator, provided by most, if not all linux distributions.

This program is built with GTKMM 2.4 C++ libraries, so youll also need those for it to work.

BwentBot in an event driven IRC bot completely written in Perl. Its goal is to be functional without becoming bloated, and to keep overhead low to run on older systems. BwentBot has many features that make it an ideal bot for IRC channels.
BwentBot is an event driven IRC bot that is completely written in Perl utilizing NET::IRC as its backbone. NET::Google and SOAP::Lite are used for BwentBots !google capability and GDBM_File is used to statically store its hashed databases. BwentBot is made for giving information in channel not to do administration (like #linuxhelp) in storing their massive amounts of relative links and keeping commonly used answers as
information blocks.
Currently, BwentBot works on all Linux and BSD architechtures tested on (redhat x86, fedora c1/2 x86, FreeBSD x86, Debian x86, and Slackware x86) with minimal errors. No other applications are needed to run BwentBot aside from Perl and the associated modules.
Main features:
- info database
- link database
- google search (5 links return by default)
- google powered spell check
- list (to display learned info/links)
- learn/unlearn capabilities (to teach BwentBot links/info/bans/admins/users)
- seen database (list of most recent activity on a channel)
- say and action commands
- ability to ban users
- admin only commands and maintinence
- mid level registered users with limited power
- logging capability
- stats display
- help capability to show how to use commands

Quixote is a package that supports Web application development by Python programmers. In Quixote, the templating language is a small extension of Python itself: the aim is to make Web page assembly take maximal advantage of the Python programmers existing skills.

For thos who are not used with this application an introduction and a set of tutorials on the quixote.ca web site.

Pigs project is a desktop notes program. I originally wrote it as a replacement for the gnome notes program goats, (which I found indispensable after I started using it) for use on a system where I cant easily get it working.
Main features:
- In four years, pigs hasnt changed its file format and hasnt lost my notes. Pigs is for people who DONT want to lose their notes. If anything, it creates too many backups.
- You can store your notes in a file you specify. I consider my desktop notes to be data, not configuration - I dont want them stored in my configuration directory which I may delete or forget to back up.
- You can import notes from goats - in fact it does this by default if you have a goats configuration and you havent run it before - Note this was the fact when I wrote pigs many years ago but I have no idea how the goats application has moved on since then. It is possible that it will not successfully import notes from the current version of goats.
- Each time it runs, it backs up your notes file before running (you can turn this feature off or specify your own backup path.)
- It should NOT lose your data just from a crash for example. Goats does not lose data either, however the default gnome notes program gnotes does frequently. With pigs, each second, if youve made any changes, they will be saved.
- It has a few more options to do with deleting notes.
- You can have the delete function just mark the notes as deleted, like throwing them in the trash, you can restore them later, unless you have specifically told pigs to forget all marked notes.
- You can import notes from the backup files.
- It has an option to discard all empty notes.
- You can easily set up your default note style by configuring one note and then selecting Use as default from its popup menu.
- Like goats, it can run in applet mode, or with its main window as a separate toplevel window which you can move around and resize (in which case the icon is resized to fit the window).
- From the summary window (which shows a table of all your notes), you can double-click on a note to show or hide it.
- The summary window is easily accessed by double-clicking on the main window (or applet), or from the popup menu from any note.
- You can specify the icons it should use for the main window or applet.
- You can easily shade notes using your mouse wheel.
- You can easily run multiple instance of pigs, with totally separate sets of notes; just create a link to the script with a different name, for example pigs2. If you run pigs2, it will use ~/.pigs2/ as its configuration directory.
- You can change the default font, and the next time pigs is started, all notes which have not had a custom font set will use the new default font. You can turn this feature off, in which case each note will use whatever font was the default at the time the note was created. The same option exists for the note colour options.

Neos is a port of the original theme for Gnome.
BVCs "Alien" theme was used for modifications. Window decorations code was compiled in Alien. And toolbar icons from Alien theme of BVC. Thanx to good working of BVC ;).
You may wonder why is not exactly the same as the orginal one even though, this is neos theme port. The answer is simple: When you look at Gnome/Gtk as whole screen, some of the graphics looks disjointed. According to my personal taste i customized some of graphics.
Enhancements:
- Neos Improved Series Has been added.
- Improved Blue Gtk style 24x and 48x (sized panel presets), Neos 1 Style Win decoration , Neos 2 Win decoration has been added.
- Improved Lime Gtk style 24x and 48x (sized panel presets), Neos 1 Style Win decoration , Neos 2 Win decoration has been added.
- Improved White Gtk styles 24x and 48x (sized panel presets), Neos 1 Style Win decoration , Neos 2 Win decoration
- Please use 24x or 48x size panel. And choose to 24x or 48x Gtk Style preset depend on your using size panel. Dont use to any Panel Background texture. Gtk styles includes to default looking textures. On the next versions will be add other sizes (32,64,76...) presets.
- Improved style is indepent version of orginal Neos.
- Improved styles includes Gradient Graphics: Gradient Notebook border, Small sized 4 color menubackground, imrpoved tab styles etc... (in my opinion it looks very good).
- Improved to Orginal Neos ports graphics. But it hasnt gradient Notebook borders.
- Neos 1 and Neos 2 Window Decoration problems has been resolved and improved its graphics.From now not need to Gnome Configurator Os X like window decoration settings. Because windows buttons and titles positions changed to right side. So, dont use to Os X like windows placement with Gnome Configurator!
- Some of gtk-stock and toolbars icons has been added. Blue, Lime and White style...
- It may seems no different between improved theme and original theme.
- One of the reasons of this Original Neos theme is also taken, almost every property of the improved theme.it has not only gradient notebook borders. Actually improved versions are consisting of my personal edition. And these are the sets that will be effected by the changes in the future. Original neos wouldnt be effected by these developments. Actually there is detailed worked in Gtk Graphics and window decoration graphics. For understand about difference you can download it.

utftpd is a TFTP server with fine-grained access control, support for blksize (RFC 2348) and timeout options, and support for revision control. You can assign three different kinds of rights to every client:
read
the right to read a file.
write
the right to write to an already existing file.
create
the right to create a file.
Clients may be specified by a single ip address or a range of addresses or by ip address and mask.
Enhancements:
- the server now uses adaptive timeout.
- the server now unlinks the received file if it was not received completely.
- the server now includes a workaround for the "Sorcerers Apprentice Syndrome" (as its called by RFC 1123)