Free updated software for linux

PHP-Update provides a flat-file based content management system which supports regular content.
PHP-Update is a flat-file based content management system which supports regular content, blogs, news, a guestbook, mailing list, uploads, galleries, polls, multiple users and including and creating RSS feeds.
It also has a template option allowing you to change the look of your site at the click of a button as well as WYSIWYG editing.
Its fully supportive of CSS allowing you to change the way every part of your site looks to visitors.
Enhancements:
- Bugfix: Problems with reordering blog entries, permalinks, not find correct last entries in blogs
- Bugfix: Spaces in SQL filenames fixed
- Bugfix: References to $this removed
- Bugfix: Problem with new window settings being forgotten (SQL)
- Bugfix: Problem if more than one gallery (SQL)
- Bugfix: "on" becoming "o" on some servers
- Bugfix: Problems with " marks in comments, guestbook and admin settings breaking on some sites
- Bugfix: Submenu moving problems (flat-file)
- Bugfix: Weird behaviour of previous links in gallery
- Bugfix: News heads not working (SQL)
- Bugfix: Gallery generating extra

debian-updates is a simple script that sends an email or displays console messages if any relevant Debian security updates become available. debian-updates is ideal for running from cron.

DebUpdate Applet is a GNOME2 panel applet that periodically checks for Debian package updates from a Debian Update Server.
At the interval you specify, the applet will query a Debian Update Server(See the DUS link below) for updated and new packages for your Debian system(you can over-ride the release and architecture if you wish). When new updates are available the applets panel icon,a Debian "swirl", will rotate.
Configurable options include:
- Update interval
- Check for new packages?
- Check for upgradable packages?
- Check for updated packages?
- Colorize list?
- Debian release(autodetect, stable, testing, and unstable)
- Debian architecture(autodetect, sparc,i386,m68k, etc...)
- Server to query

Tired of clicking the reload button? Page Update Checker (aka PUC -- pronounced "Puke" is a FireFox extension that automatically checks to see if web pages have changed.

How to Use:

Once installed, you will be able to right-click on any page in Firefox and select "Monitor for Updates". The PUC options will open up and you can select how often you would like PUC to download the webpage and see if it has changed. To return to the options menu later, select "Tools" -> "Page Update Checker Options..."

Click the homepage link to find the PUC Wiki and share your Update Checkers!

Tiny Sofa is a server targeted, enterprise grade Linux distribution that combines the the vision and expertise of multiple open source developers with the best components and ideas of multiple enterprise focused operating systems.
tinysofa aims to become the de facto community run server oriented Linux distribution, and therefore fill an ever growing void in the availability of a free (as in beer and speech) Linux solution that is deployable in mission critical roles throughout the enterprise.
The meticulously crafted software packages that compose tinysofa, coupled with a focus on security, stability and manageability make it the only completely free Linux solution suitable for enterprise use.
The global network of independent consultants supporting tinysofa aims to level the playing field with the commercial providers of Linux solutions and most importantly, foster local economic growth.
tinysofa is currently used in a vast array of real time business systems that require the utmost in security and stability. From VPN end points, firewalls, bridges and network IDS to application servers and database workhorses, tinysofa has proven itself up to the task.
The 1.x release series will maintain platform stability throughout its lifetime, with ongoing incremental enhancements and security fixes and a minor release every six months. This release series will also be available for the x86_64 hardware platform.
The 2.x release series will feature the Linux 2.6 kernel and will be fully architected around the SELinux security framework. This release series will bring about support for a wider range of hardware platforms, such as ppc64 and sparc32/64.
Enhancements:
- tinysofa classic server 2.0 Update 6 (Ceara) is now generally available. This release focuses on bug and security fixes, integrates all released security fixes, and updates various packages (notably the kernel) to the more recent upstream releases. Ceara features: The Linux 2.6.16 kernel, grsecurity support, APT and SmartPM for advanced package management, the next generation PHP 5 environment (5.0.4), OpenSSH 4.3p2, high availability features such as DRBD (0.7.17) and UCARP (1.1), the latest development tools and languages (gcc 3.4.3, Python 2.4.2), and much more.

PushSite provides an utility to update remote site.

Pushsite is intended for updating remote websites -- its like mirroring but in reverse. It only sends the changed/new files to conserve bandwidth. Of course, it has other applications too (e.g. software distribution).

PushSite can detect changes to files held on the local system and update a copy on a remote system via FTP. It can also detect changes made directly to the remote site (basic intrusion detection). Only the amended files are updated thereby conserving bandwidth.

RSS Builder offers PHP classes for generating an RSS feed.
SS Builder is a set of PHP classes for generating a 0.91, 1.0, or 2.0 (draft) RSS feed, including Dublin Core and Syndication Modules.
Enhancements:
- Updated code for PHP 5.1!
- Content of the description tag (feed and item) are now enclosed by CDATA.