Free totem software for linux

Many users prefer Gnome Window Manager but cant go without Amarok. Gnome Play Video in Totem allows Gnome Users to view video or audio externally in Totem.

This is very useful for Video Podcasts.

dropline GNOME project is a version of the GNOME Desktop that has been tweaked for Slackware Linux systems.
It is available in Slackwares standard .tgz package format and requires Slackware 10.1 or higher.
dropline GNOME features the latest stable release of GNOME and its associated components.
Main features:
Internet Applications
- Mozilla Firefox, the fastest full featured web browser on the planet.
- Mozilla Thunderbird, the email client from the Mozilla Foundation.
- Epiphany, a lightweight web browser for gnome based on firefox.
- Drivel, a blogging tool with support for most blog services and software
- Gaim, instant messenger supporting AIM, MSN, Yahoo, and just about everything else.
- GnomeMeeting, for your videoconferencing and VoIP needs.
- Xchat, a IRC client. be sure to check out freenode and #dropline
Office Software
- The Gnome Office Suite, a set of lightweight office applications.
- Open Office (coming soon)
- Evolution, a mail program including a calender, scheduling, and much more.
Media Players
- Totem, A full-featured media player with a web browser plugin.
- Rhythmbox, A library based music collection player.
Graphics Viewers/Editors
- Evince, an advanced PDF/PS renderer.
- Gthumb, an image collection viewer
- The Gimp, also known as the GNU Image Manipulation Program, your image and photo editor.
- Gtkam, an app providing support for numerous digital cameras.
- Inkscape, a powerful vector image (SVG) editor.
Miscellaneous
- Accessibility programs including a screen magnifier, an on-screen keyboard, and the advanced Dasher input system.
- The Dropline installer, keeps your dropline install up to date.
- Games: All standard Gnome games like Mahjongg and AisleRiot are included.
- Graveman: A CD/DVD burning application.
- Seahorse, the GnuPG encryption key manager.
and many more tools that make your life easier.
dropline GNOME includes optimized X.org packages which while not required, are recomended.

Major Features:

1. Easy to use music browser
2. Searching and sorting
3. Comprehensive audio format support through GStreamer
4. Internet Radio support including last.fm streams
5. Playlists
6. Display audio visualizations
7. Transfer music to and from iPod, MTP, and USB Mass Storage music players
8. Display album art and song lyrics downloaded from the internet
9. Play, rip, and burn audio CDs
10. Automatically download audio podcasts
11. Browse, preview, and download albums from Magnatune and Jamendo

Enhancements:

• Only attempts to install GStreamer audio decoder plugins
• More accurate lyrics and cover art searches
• Problems with M4A files in podcasts fixed
• CD playback and ripping improvements:
• • Fixed playback when crossfading is enabled
  • New entry fields for album artist, genre, year, disc number
  • Album artist is used when constructing filenames
  • Song title, genre, and artist can be edited in the track list
  • Increased extraction buffer size, meaning faster ripping
  • Playback position slider updates more frequently
  • Better behaviour with PulseAudios flat volume
  • Support for automatic proxy configuration (via libsoup-gnome)
  • Clean up empty directories on media player devices
  • Improved playback from MTP devices
  • Some improvements manually added and IPv6 addressed DAAP servers
• Bugs fixed:
• • 331272 track change notification should have Next button
  • 345712 automatic proxy configuration
  • 349066 cover art search inaccuracy
  • 358313 lyrics search inaccuracy
  • 382906 make the position-slider make run more smoothly
  • 425239 Last.fm paid member usability
  • 437324 Freeze when right-click -> Properties after start
  • 479897 Podcast containing m4a always returns failed upon download
  • 501217 Rhythmbox ignores http_proxy
  • 502670 Some typos in Rhythmboxs manual
  • 516192 crash when ejecting audio CD after metadata read failure
  • 531310 Update of documentation
  • 537113 attempts to install missing plugins for video and non-audio files
  • 539007 Gives up instantly on files if mime type isnt recognized
  • 550491 Use album artist information when importing from audio CD
  • 556296 crash due to missing podcast information in database
  • 576005 files played from MTP devices remain in /tmp afterwards
  • 583108 Song rating throught rhythmbox-client
  • 583700 Rhythmbox fails to import or play songs with forward slash from
  • MTP devices
  • 583934 dont search for playlists on devices with no playlist format
  • information
  • 584182 Additional areas for plugins to add UI elements
  • 584248 "Always show notifications" doesnt work accross restarts
  • 584378 undefined symbol in status-icon plugin
  • 584394 Tooltip for play button does not change to "Stop Playback"
  • once track starts playing
  • 584588 Update libnotify required version to 0.4.1
  • 584726 Wrong icon sizes
  • 584770 minor translatable string fixes
  • 584804 audioscrobbler only sends one track with RBPlayerGst backend
  • 584927 daap: Fix HTTP header on manual daap
  • 584930 support for daap servers with ipv6 addresses
  • 584958 fix interaction with pulseaudio 0.9.15 flat volume feature
  • 585043 Last.fm playlist support
  • 585114 status-icon plugin build is broken (missing rb-marshall.h)
  • 585524 add_widget does not allow you to specify packing options
  • 586363 update for totem-pl-parser API additions
  • 586365 update for totem-pl-parser API additions
  • 586803 translator comment addition
  • 586922 proxy authentication not working for last.fm
  • 586985 crash when playback pipeline shutdown fails
  • 587329 allocating GValues in metadata helper incorrectly
  • 587479 crash when processing some metadata load errors
  • 587595 crash at end of playlist (playbin2)
  • 587691 always release gdk lock after calling loader callbacks

Requirements: GStreamer

NetMAX Desktop is a live-CD distribution of Linux upon which NetMAX Server products are based. It includes best of breed applications: Secure Linux (kernel 2.6.11.5), OpenOffice.org, Blender, GAIM, Gnome 2.8, Dia, gtkam, Azureus bittorrent client, Firefox 1.0, Thunderbird 1.0, Totem multimedia player, XINE multimedia player, Wine compatibility layer, hotplug hardware detection and OpenVPN SSL VPN.
This distribution seeks to fill the role of a fully-functional enterprise class desktop system without licensing fees. In contrast to many of the other live-CD distributions out there, it has been designed to be intuitive enough for non-computer savvy folks to use -- including integrated Windows application support.
Power users will find that this distribution puts security first, adheres to published standards, and thus behaves in the way they expect it to. Unlike previous attempts to simplify Linux for the desktop, the power and customizability that has gained the hearts of the open-source community has not been removed.
Main features:
Cutting Edge Features:
- Complete desktop functionality (network files, presentations, spreadsheet, word processors, browser, art generation, digital camera support, etc.)
- Automatic detection of disks and mountable partitions, as well as automatic mounting of USB storage devices and network (NFS) shares
- Built-in NetMAX network file systems, permissions, authentication and provisioning
- Windows application compatibility
- NetMAX Desktop can be run without permanent installation
- NetMAX Desktop can create NIST-certified disk dumps for forensic analysis
- NetMAX Desktop includes a comprehensive suite of Linux-based multi-file system format disk discovery and recovery utilities
NetMAX Desktop is built for security:
- NetMAX Desktop is based on Secure Linux, and meets or exceeds most government security requirements
- NetMAX Desktop has integrated iptables firewall capabilities and SSL-based OpenVPN
Easy to Use and Install:
- Choose to run the NetMAX Desktop direct from CD, without modifying anything on your hard drive
- Or, choose to install the NetMAX Desktop to your hard drive as your default operating system

Geekast project is an alternative to the Web interface.

Currenly, it can perform audio (Ogg and MP3) or video (OGM) streaming through an external player like totem, or an internal player based on the Gstreamer multimedia framework.

In the future, it should be possible to encode a Webcam or any input stream over the peercast network.

gnome-python-desktop package contains a few python modules that used to live in gnome-python-extras:
- gnomeapplet
- gnomeprint, gnomeprint.ui
- gtksourceview
- wnck
- totem.plparser
- gtop
- nautilusburn
- mediaprofiles
- metacity
Enhancements:
General:
- With recent pygtk, add a __version__ attribute to modules (Gustavo)
Gnomekeyring:
- Allow some parameters to be None (Sebastian Rittau, Gustavo)

GQoob is a slightly configurable media player. The API for the xine library changed after xine-libs 0.9.13, I was going to update to the new API but it never happened and have since lost interest in maintaining GQoob. (The features listed below are all implemented and work in GQoob 0.3.0, the few video related bugs in the release are mostly due to bugs present in xine-libs at the time).
GQoob is heavily based on GQmpeg. In fact most of it is the same, except for changes needed to work with GTK 2 and the addition of video support through the XINE library. The video overlay with XINE is possible thanks to the gtk xine interface borrowed from the Totem media player.
Main features:
- Playlists.
- Fullscreen.
- Random, repeat, repeat 1, loop ab.
- Playback speed control.
- Presets.
- MP3 tag read/write.
- OGG comment read/write.
- Keyboard support, also for skin widgets.
- Skins (themes).
- Built in skin editor.
- Flyby window on media change.