Free thats software for linux

AutoBrowser is a stateful replacement for lwp-request. ("GET"/"POST" commandline tools) It provides a mechanism to describe a series of interactions with a server and tracks cookies, redirections, etc throughout the interaction. It is essentially a non-interactive web browser. It supports SSL connections.

I needed to retrieve a CSV file from a companys web site automatically on a daily basis -- however they were using SSL and their site required that I log in and navigate the menus in order to actually get the file. Thats how autobrowser appeared.

Bomb them down to the ground with one finger
Gnome Attacks is a Gnome 2 game where you bomb cities into oblivion in order to make a flat surface for your rapidly-losing-height spaceship to land.
It is extremely accessible since you can control it "simply using one finger."
The current release allows you to flatten Londons most famous landmarks!
How to play:
- To Start: open a terminal and type "gnomeattacks" and then RETURN. Thats it.
- Keys: press any key to drop a bomb. Thats it.
- Objective: bomb all the buildings down to the ground. Thats it.
Enhancements:
- linc
Enhancements:
- A new level set using real photos of London was created.
- The capability to control the heights of buildings was introduced.
- The user can now create n

phpCDLabelPS creates labels for your data/MP3 CDs using PHP and PostScript (output will be a postscript file). It is controled by a frontend and a PostScript template.

To install, just extract all files somewhere in your webtree. Then point your browser to cdlabel.php - thats it. You may want to check the config.inc file and change the default values to your own preferences at any time: it just sets up the initial form values. One thing you may want to adjust right in the beginning is the mount-point of your media.

Kuotes gets a random quote from wikiquote, fortune or http://www.softwarequotes.com/ and put it to your desktop.

To install it, first uncompress the package, then put the quotes.sh shell script in your ~/bin. Thats all.

To configure, edit ~/.kuotes/config.txt file.

Ubuntu Center is a web based interface for accessing all kinds of information thats being stored on your computer running Ubuntu Breezy, XUbuntu, Kubuntu or even nUbuntu box.
Ubuntu Center accomplishes all of this by integrating PHP software licensed under the GPL license in one giant package suitable for use on a Ubuntu computer. This release adds tons of new features and bug fixes and is suitable for everyday use.
Enhancements:
- A Web-based installer was implemented and an admin area was added.

Satellite is a very simple theme that displays a composite satellite image for the USA.

It updates hourly. You can zoom each portion of the main image, to see greater detail for a specific area.

There are only two actions. You press a section of the main image, and it zooms in on that section. Press the magnifying glass at the top, and the zoom turns off. Thats it.

PhotoExifProcesS is short bash script is used to rename the photos with its exif date-time data (date time original of the snapshot).
Installation:
unpack the archive.
peps.desktop => ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus
peps => ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/.source (thats the way I use it, but you can choose an other folder for peps file)
NB :
EXIF : command-line utility to show EXIF information in JPEG files must be available on your system.
Enhancements:
- Rotation of exif thumbnail if needed

Cow is something like a waveform editor in that it generates a wave file from one or more graphs for amplitude and frequency. It has a graphical user interface that simplifies this process.

First i wrote some classes to generate wavefiles with graphs for amplitude and frequency. Thats really simple sound synthesis. The waveformeditor of Christopher Rowley[1] inspired me. As it worked i made a little GUI just because its more compfortable to edit the
graphs... Ok. I could produce sounds, thats fine. Someone lend me a midi-keyboard and i programmed something to play the sound at different tonepitches. Well, thats it. Was a funny project, still works for me, but i guess it is dead. This will be the last release so
far. Hope you have fun with it .

cowman reads midi-events from /dev/midi00 and plays the apropriate note on /dev/dsp. You must start it with a cow-file as command-line-option or with a configfile. See manpage.