Free toshiba tcl key software for linux

wmlcd-toshiba is a dockapp that allows you to change the brightness of your toshiba laptop through ACPI.

Tested on satellite 5200-801.

Installation:

acpi files is available in writting mode only for root so you will have to set the bit s on the executable (it s automatically done in the Makefile) but you will have to compile with a root account!

$>make

Executable is located in src/wmlcd-toshiba

The Tcl IRCd provides an IRC server written in Tcl.
The Tcl IRCd is a small IRC server written in Tcl. It is very simple to modify. It is not a full implementation of the IRC protocol, but its enough to create channels, talk in public or private, change topic, nick, and other basic operations. No configuration is required.
The server is designed so that it can reload an updated version of itself at runtime without closing client connections.
The goal of the Tcl IRCd is to provide a simple implementation of an IRC server available in Tcl (thats also the language used to script the eggdrop), immune to buffer overflows or other security problems not affecting dynamic languages like Tcl.
The Tcl IRCd is a fun project, but if I found some time Ill try to release new versions with more features.
Enhancements:
- A number of stability problems fixed.

codstats.tcl is a eggdrop tcl script witch communicates with your Call Of Duty server via RCON commands and reads responses from the servers log file. codstats.tcl script has several different modules you can enable:
- codspeak module: if you turn this on youll see the users ingame speech on your IRC channel and the playersll see the messages coming from the IRC channel. COD & mIRC color codes will be converted correctly.
- codstats module: player statistics (frag count, toplist, killratio, weapon usage, etc.)
- codevents module: displays server joins/parts on the IRC channel, periodically announces the number of players on the server (if there are players). Period time can be adjusted with CODANNOUNCETIME setting.
So this script is ideal for your COD clans IRC channel using with your private clan server.
Available channel commands for channel/bot operators: (you can change these bindings at the end of this script)
!cstatus (!cs) - prints out server status
!rcon - sends an rcon command (notice: result of command wont be displayed on the channel!) - only for channel/bot operators
!cseen [nick] - prints out the time when the given user was last seen on the cod server
!ctimespent [nick]: prints out the length of time the user has spent playing cod on the server
!cstat [nick] - prints the given nicks stats
!ftopten (!ftop10, !ctopten, !ctop10) - prints the frag top10
!ktopten (!ktop10) - prints the timeskilled top10
!ftop20 (!ctop20) - prints the frag top20
!ktop20 - prints the timeskilled top20
!weapon [nick] - prints nicks favourite weapons used for killing
!target [nick] - prints nicks favourite deadly targets toplist
!hit [nick] - prints the points where nicks got the most deadly hits
!fraglist - displays the servers current fraglist
!savedb - saves database file - only for channel/bot owners
!loaddb - loads database file - only for channel/bot owners
!cuserdel [nick] (!cdeluser) - deletes given nick from the database - only for channel/bot owners
!weed [days] - deletes users not seen since given days - only for channel/bot owners
!csum [to] [from] - adds froms stats to tos stats and deletes from - only for channel/bot owners
Ive made a tcl script for starting/stopping our COD and Teamspeak server using simple commands on our IRC channel. This script called codmngr.tcl You can download it above at the Download section.
Installation:
1. Download UDP support for TCL from here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcludp
This is needed because TCL doesnt have UDP protocol support and the script uses UDP for communicating with the COD server.
2. Extract it, run ./configure, make, make install
If configure displays an error message, make sure you have at least tcl8.4-dev (or similar installed.
3. Edit the codstats.tcl file at the SETTINGS section, set your cod host, port and rcon password, select which modules you want to enable, your IRC channel and edit other settings
4. Copy the tcl to your eggdrops scripts directory
5. Edit your eggdrops config and append this line to the end of the file: source scripts/codstats.tcl
6. Rehash your bots config file (.rehash)
Enhancements:
- The backup file now will be saved only at 5 oclock in the morning.
- Weapons named "none" wont be stored anymore.
- A known issues section has been added to codstats.tcl.
- Sometimes empty names were stored, and because of this frags were not saved; this has been fixed.

libtclsmf is a pure tcl library for writing and (in the near future) reading Standard MIDI
Files from within tcl scripts. only the writing part is coded right now (v0.1.x), but the
procedures for reading should be ready in a couple of months.

the library was written for the first stage of the project oveja electrica (see
http://yaco.net/oe), an experimental music composition + artificial intelligence thing.

for installation see doc/INSTALL.
the API is quite thoroughly documented in the source code (libtclsmf/libtclsmf.tcl).
youll probably need MMAs Standard MIDI File Format Specification. you can buy it at http://www.midi.org/ or search for standard midi file specs in your favorite spiderbot. some examples can be found in doc/examples.

Myintcl is an interface for using MySQL in Tcl programs, and it is written only in pure Tcl. The API design of Myintcl library follows that of fbsql.

Silence.tcl is a simple tool that detects silent and non-silent parts in a sound file. Silence.tcl outputs several .wav files, each containing one of the non-silent parts.

ICEL project provides database-based learning engine for eggdrop bots.
ICEL stands for Interactive Commands for E-Learning and consists on a set of .tcl scripts that gives learning capabilities to an eggdrop bot.
It has been coded to be used on IRC help channels and uses a MySQL database to store the information.
Main features:
- Stable and optimized
- Can store multiple definitions per unit
- Fast access and the bot never floods himself off
- Some limits user editable (see icel.tcl)
- Redirection to channels or users
- Search capabilities
- Charset independent

EnRus dictionary tools project is a set of Tcl/Tk scripts for manipulating textual (plain or gzipped) dictionary base.
Its also used for compiling new dictionary bases from plain text files.
It consists of a few TCL console scripts and a Tk interface to them.
It is configurable for different languages.
The dictionary base may contain proper formatting and output procedures.
Main features:
- Find tool - finds records starting with exact pattern.
- Look tool - looks for words, starting with pattern.
- View tool - lets you to view all records that start with words starting with pattern.
- Search tool - searchs in dictionary base for records that answer to request.
- Guess tool - tries to guess words similar to pattern.
- Wander tool - returns random word (records) from file (WANDERWORDS in dictionary base directory or .enruswords in $HOME).
Enhancements:
- Default settings changed for working with Tk 8.3.