Free tbs 13 software for linux

TestOOB is an advanced unit testing framework for Python. TestOOB integrates effortlessly with existing PyUnit (module ‘unittest’) test suites.

Netspeed is just a little GNOME-applet that shows how much traffic occurs on a specified network device (for example eth0).
You get the best impression of it, if you look at the screenshots below.
Enhancements:
- The "layout-engine" for different panel-configurations was rewritten
- Basic IPv6 support
- Icontheme support
- "dummy*" devices are now ignored in the "search for running device" handler
- Try device with default gateway set first in the "search for running device" handler

sql++ is an easily configurable, feature-rich, portable command-line SQL tool. It can be used with many different databases and in place of other commandline tools such as MySQLs mysql-client, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQLs psql, and Oracles sqlplus.

sql++ project has features such as multiple connections, multi-database interfacing, subselects for all databases, regardless of whether the database has native subselects or not, and much more.

BakaSub is a GTK+/Gnome video subtitling program. It supports Super Station Alpha File formats for titles. BakaSub is written entirely in ANSI C++ (using the -pedantic flag of EGCS) so it should be portable too. I aim for full Gnome compliance in BakaSub, as well as some Gnomey features (like graphics dragndrop, concurrent events, etc). Currently there are no Gnome specific features or support other than using GTK+, but it is basically a matter of turning on a flag in the Makefile. More options will be done on that later.
BakaSub was being designed directly from Kotus popular and god-like Sub Station Alpha program for Windows. Although the two programs share no actual code (they are written in very different languages, in very different environments!) I aim to have full Sub Station Alpha compatability. What does this mean for you, the user? It means that any script you create with BakaSub, you can trade with your friends who have SSA. It also means that any SSA script you receive will work perfectly out of the box (minus a few font differences) and any SSA script you edit will retain 100% of its previous data (no loss of data after going through BakaSub).
In modern versions of BakaSub (about the last two) I have made a decision to break away from SSAs user interface, however, because I think that it limits the user in some ways that are understandable for SSAs implementation, but which I have the opportunity to do away with because of the speed of C++. For example, SSA (at least as of version 3.x) displays a single subtitle for you to look at in the preview window, while BakaSub actually shows a scale-model preview with all concurrent subtitles and graphics.
Enhancements:
- Frame slider is now more functional. I figured out the proper hack to reconfigure a slider at runtime (grr!). Some more work is needed here though.
- SSA 3.x save support is now in, in its basic form. Some stuff probably doesnt work right. Dont bet the farm on this just yet =). To use it use Save As.... Save doesnt do anything yet.
- During SSA 3.x loads, styles that exist in the local style library (e.g., *Default vs Default) are no longer loaded. I dont know if this is the proper behavior but for now thats how it works.
- The very beginnings of Sconv integration are in there.
- bttv_ttf has been reworked to be a full multithreaded application. This means that there are now two threads during its execution: the frame engine, which is producing frames ahead of time, and the display engine, which is doing exquisite timing and data capture, and letting the frame engine know when to make another frame. The display engine has POSIX realtime priorities set if youre root, and the frame engine has normal priorities. This works
- much better on my uniprocessor system, and on dual or greater, it will be even better.
- The plug-in architecture is now in place (at least an early version). This will probably undergo some more changes before I leave it to start turning various things into plug-ins and normalizing the plug-in interfaces. There are also two brand new plug-ins, derived from the old statically linked ones, the SSA loader and the external rendering playback device.
- A new debug level has been added, DBG_ERROR. This is for fatal errors that cause a routine to fail and return, as opposed to DBG_WARNING, which means that the results will probably be invalid.

oRTP is a library implementing the Real-time Transport Protocol (RFC3550), written in C.
oRTP project is easy to use and provides a packet scheduler for sending and receiving packets on time, adaptive jitter compensation, and automatic sending of RTCP compound packets. It works with IPv6.
Main features:
- Written in C
- Implement the RFC3550 (RTP) with a easy to use API with high and low level access.
- Includes support for multiples profiles, AV profile (RFC1890) being the one by default.
- Includes a packet scheduler for synchronizing rtp recv and send. Scheduling is optionnal, rtp sessions can remain not scheduled.
- Implements blocking and non blocking IO for RTP sessions.
- Supports mutiplexing IO, so that hundreds of RTP sessions can be managed by a single thread.
- Supports part of RFC2833 for telephone events over RTP.
- The API is well documented using gtk-doc.
- Licensed under the Lesser Gnu Public License.
- RTCP messages sent periodically since 0.7.0 (compound packet including sender report or receiver report + SDES)
Enhancements:
- This version includes new API documentation built with Doxygen and integrates minor patches and optimizations.

AScd is a CD player that can be "docked" with Afterstep and Window Maker with the following features:
Main features:
Advanced CD Player:
- Several modes including loops, intro scan, autoplay, autorepeat
- Hardware volume control with mute and auto-fade in/out
- WorkMan database support with song name scrolling
- all settings can be saved and loaded at startup
- Hardware control based on LibWorkMan
- Multi-platform: tested with FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, AIX
Fully customizable interface:
- Multiple theme support
- 100% customizable screen layout
- Not restricted to "dockable" sized windows, themes support any window size
- Multi-panels support
- Up to 200 elements per theme
- Horizontal and vertical sliders to use for CD direct access, mixer controls or hardware volume
- Separate designs for main and icon windows
Optional features:
- configuration window using WINGs toolkit
- Workmans database edition
- mixer support (tested with FreeBSD and Linux)

PyHtmlTable is a class for Python CGIs to generate HTML tables on the fly. The reason that i made this script is I couldnt find something like Table.pm or Table.php
Main features:
- Allows setting of individual row and cell attributes via arbitrary dictionaries
- Allows spanning of rows and columns
- Autogrows table if cells set outside initial Range.
- Allows dynamic insertion of new rows and columns anywhere in the table
- Allows bulk population of table data via arrays to arbitrary locations in the table.
- Provides default cell attributes for tablewide uniformity and the ability to override these on a cell by cell basis.
- NOTE: Row indexes start at 0 like God and Kernighan demand!
- Influenced heavily by Table.pm and Table.php