Free takes software for linux

Take Out The Mouse is a very entertaining puzzle game where you must help a mouse to find the exit.

This is the first game developed by Bertesh Studios, in 2001. Take Out The Mouse consist in a little mouse who has to find the exit of the different labyrinths by finding his delicious reward... the cheese.

The game has 2 difficulties. The first one is the "Easy" difficulty, where our only objective is to find the cheese before our time finishes. Once we have finish this difficulty, we will have access to the "Hard" difficulty, here besides of have to find the cheese before that our time ends, we must to eliminate all the bats that are inside the labyrinths with cakes first to be able to get access to the next level... but be careful, because this bats spit drops of blood that could damage the mouse and could cost him 1 live.

Take Out The Mouse counts with several labyrinths and funny music that we will listen during the whole game, getting a fun game for all the family.

Contrast Mask adds a Contrast Mask layer to the current image - useful for heightening the contrast in photographs that are over- or under-exposed, or those with extreme dynamic ranges.

Takes two arguments, blur radius and layer opacity.

search4files project is a handy file search tool using different backends which is configurable via the command line.

This program acts as a frontend for different file search engines. The interface is intentionally lightweight and simple. But it takes configuration options from the command line.

Currently find, (s)locate, tracker and beagle are supported as backends.

DMines project is a dynamic version of the classic minesweeper game.
Some of the unrevealed mines change locations every set number of seconds (15 by default).
Current features include 3 levels (easy, normal, and hard), resizing of the playing field, setting the number of mines, and setting the time it takes the mines to change locations.
Main features:
- 3 levels (easy, normal, and hard).
- Resizing of the playing field.
- Setting the number of mines.
- Setting the time it takes the mines to change locations.
Enhancements:
- First public release

catfish is a handy file search tool using different backends which is configurable via the command line.

This program acts as a frontend for different file search engines. The interface is intentionally lightweight and simple. But it takes configuration options from the command line.

Currently find, (s)locate, tracker and beagle are supported as backends.

Blatte::Builtins is a Perl module with Blatte-callable intrinsics.

SYNOPSIS

package MyPackage;

use Blatte::Builtins;

eval(...compiled Blatte program...);

This module defines the standard Blatte-callable intrinsic functions.

A Blatte intrinsic is simply a Perl subroutine that (a) has been assigned (by reference) to a scalar variable (whose name begins with a letter), and (b) takes a hash reference as its first argument, in which named parameter values are passed.

Castore comes from CApitalization & STORagE and takes place in a user-centered design approach to build an open archive platform, planned to create institutional repositories, managed by librarians in their respective institutions.

With this system, the authors are able to store, convert (XML), fully index, manage, perpetuate, valorize, and distribute their digital documents.

It uses an assembly of components (Tomcat, OO, JDO, Saxon, Lucene, etc.) to build middleware applications, relying on XML and any relational database.

The system has been developed with a component architecture (J2EE) to be able to integrate the platform with any intranet environment with the minimum cost of development.