Free track software for linux

Diet Tracker is a set of Perl codes to help you keep track of your diet progress. Diet Tracker uses a MySQl database to store and display your weight variations and calorie intake as you progress in your diet.
This software was inspired by Jeremy Zawodnys Excel spreadsheet that does almost the same thing. I wanted a web version that was simple and meant for single user and not finding any, wrote one.
Main features:
- Web based
- Track calorie intake per day
- Graphs to track weight and intake history
- Moving average calculation to even out jitters
- Automatic BMI calculation
- Clean interface

TimeTracker is an application loosely based on TimeKeeper, a Windows application used to track the time you spent on a task.

Being a Linux user and not willing to install Wine, I decided to hack my own version.

FileTrack is a Web-enabled communication log, keeping track of all your inbound and outbound documents. The project supports multiple logs, auto-archiving of older entries, and generates simple reports based on multiple criteria.

One or more log entries, contacts, or documents can be grouped together into an issue for easier monitoring.

Katapult-Fast Track project is a Katapult fork based on the KDE SVN repository. It fixes several outstanding issues of upstream Katapult. Unfortunately, Katapult development stagnated and no progress has been made upstream for half a year. Hopefully someone from the team will actually reply to my e-mails so Katapult development can continue. If not this fork will need a name (Im obviously leaning towards Fast Track) and will be a separate project altogether.
Improvements over last stable Katapult release:
- Support for multiple results (Press up or down keys to see more results)
- Support for multiple actions (Press left or right keys to see more actions)
- Adaptive search
- Threaded architecture
- Non-blocking DCOP calls
Kudos to the team for providing the framework for multiple results, multiple actions, and multithreaded catalogs.
Caveats:
- Currently, only the program and bookmark catalogs actually return more than one result at a time.
- Only the program catalog supports adaptive search.
- Only the amarok catalog has multiple actions.
What this means for YOU:
- The amarok catalog should not slow down Katapult if you have a big collection of songs.
- The amarok catalog can now queue songs and add songs to the current playlist
- The program catalog will adapt to your launching preferences (i.e. no more "Konquest" results when all you want is "Konqueror")
- You no longer have to type more letters (press the down key to choose something else)
What is still lacking:
- Testing. Especially for the amarok catalog. I only have a couple of GB worth of songs so I cant speak for everyone but this should be an improvement over the last release.
- Spell catalog. Ive tried everything to get KSpell to play nice with separate threads (i.e. call KSpell in the main thread, block the worker thread till KSpell is done, then pass the result to the worker thread) but it just wont work.
- Composite support. I havent applied my own real transparency patch. Dont try to apply it here because it was made to specifically work against 0.3.1.4.
Installation:
Extract the files. cd to the created directory. Then ./configure and make and then install as root.
For any problems, either leave something here or post something at the Katapult forums. Ill get back to you as soon as I can. Please include how to reproduce your problems.

Pidgin-CurrentTrack is a plugin for Pidgin (Formerly Gaim) that displays the current track gathered from iTunes, Winamp, Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, foobar2000, Musicmatch Jukebox, MediaMonkey, XMPlay , Yahoo! Jukebox, Amarok, Rhythmbox, XMMS, or from a file in your Available message or Away Message.

It will also append the current track to your user info, and can set your buddy icon based on the iTunes, MediaMonkey, or Amarok album art or query amazon.com for the album art. (Here is a great automatic album art importer.). You can type "/track" anywhere in a conversation and Currenttrack will replace it with the track title.

Advanced Stock Tracking System (AST) is a Web-based application for keeping track of stocks.

Advance Stock Tracker features a portfolio with dividend tracking, a worksheet to keep track of prospects, a stock comparison utility, and a search engine for the stock market based heavily on technical analysis.

Dream Print Tracking System is a powerful and user-friendly system for tracking print distribution and circulation.
It uses many principles from customer relationship management (CRM) systems, but in a way specific to print publishers.
The Media Development Loan Fund commissioned Dream based on its experience in working with print publishers in more than 30 countries worldwide, where it provides support to independent media in the form of financing, training and technology.
In many of these countries, print distribution is one of the biggest difficulties independent publishers face because it is tightly controlled. Many countries have print distribution monopolies or cartels, which are either politically tied to the government, corrupt or incompetent.
Dream is a tool for tracking print circulation. In a similar way to customer relationship management (CRM) systems such as Campwares Cream software, Dream allows you to maintain a clear picture of your distribution business based on regularly entered contracts, orders, and shipment information. This is handled primarily through Dreams Report functions. Dream is designed to look and feel like an email application. Its inbox is used for tracking inbound communications such as new customer e-mails and customer phone calls.
Because Dream works with any standard SMTP mail server, it also manages outbound customer communications and keeps records of your responses.
Dream does two things: It is a database that stores all the relevant information you supply about the publications you produce, who distributes, who sells it, and how you connect with these people.
It is also a tool for retrieving and presenting this information in several different ways. It contains utilities for tracking products, promotions, and communications.
Dream handles four types of information:
1. Information about what you produce and the people to whom you provide it. This information is entered on the Options tab of the screen and appears primarily in the menus on the Main tabs screens. One example is a product category in which you describe a periodical you produce.
2. Information about specific products such as books or individual issues of what you produce, specific distributors and specific sellers, and tracking of these items from contract to order to shipment to return.
3. Communications, including records of incoming messages from various sources, outgoing emails to individuals, and newsletters.
4. User information including usernames, passwords, preferences and permissions.
Enhancements:
- Minor bugfixes were made.
- A Russian localization was added.