Free web frontend git software for linux

Web Foot Avio is a GDM theme based on wallpaper Blue Web Foot - Gnome.

Romeo MAME frontend project is a Java frontend to MAME.

It supports XMame and the Windows command line, and it has a lot of features.

This application is skinnable. It can automatically download ROMs, screenshots, flyers, and other related types of media.

A different config file can be used for each game.

Frontend for ffmpeg2theora is a graphical user interface for tool ffmpeg2theora. Frontend for ffmpeg2theora converts any video which ffmpeg can decode into Ogg/Theora format.

For full readme and translations, please visit my homepage

Build instructions:

At first, unpack downloaded archive (e.g. using midnight commander) and move to program directory (ffmpeg2theora_fe). This program uses build system qmake. Default installation path is set to /usr/bin To change it, edit line DESTDIR in project file ffmpeg2theora_fe.pro Now, it is time to generate Makefile. Simply run

qmake -o Makefile ffmpeg2theora_fe.pro
su -c "make"

To uninstall program, run
su -c "make distclean"

Userfriendly Iptables Frontend provides a tool for generating optimized packet filter rules.

The Userfriendly Iptables Frontend is used to generate optimized iptables packet filter rules, using a simple description file specified by the user.

Generated rules are provided in iptables- save style.

UIF can be used to read or write rulesets to or from LDAP servers in your network, which provides a global storing mechanism.

Its aim is to be an easy to configure, human readable packet filter.

pyctd is a XML-RPC service for monitoring and altering Netfilter connections for network admins.

It has the following functionnalities :

Connections listing (with byte rate of connections)
Entries removal
Modification of mark and timeout

pyctd is a free software released under GNU General Public License. Please see COPYING file for further informations.

KernelKit is a Knoppix GNU/Linux derivative targetting the development of Linux kernel and drivers, as well as Free Sofware embedded systems. It is currently being used in our Embedded Linux Training sessions.
Differences with standard Knoppix GNU/Linux:
- Removed applications not related to Linux kernel, drivers and embedded systems: games, office applications...
- Added tools and libraries for kernel and software development, in particular cross-compiling toolchains for many different architectures
Usefulness
- Embedded Linux trainings: provide all the needed tools in a tested configuration. No need to install a GNU/Linux distribution. No need to check installed package versions prerequisites.
- Embedded Linux demonstration: helps to discover, try and demonstrate useful tools in this technical area.
- Kernel, driver and embedded application development: toolkit to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Useful for support people away from their regular desktop, or for people who are not allowed to install software by themselves.
Cross-compiling toolchains
- uClibc toolchains: cross-compiling toolchains for the following architectures: arm, i386, ppc, m68k, mips, mipsel
Development
- ccache: a C/C++ compiler cache. Can save a lot of time when you compile the kernel over and over again.
- doxygen: a documentation system.
- SCons: a Software construction tool. A strong alternative to autoconf / automake / make.
- Splint: static C code checker.
Cross-compiling toolchains
- uClibc toolchains: cross-compiling toolchains for the following architectures: arm, i386, ppc, m68k, mips, mipsel
Kernel development
- git: the new kernel source management system.
- cogito: a git front-end.
Emulation
- QEMU: a cpu and system emulator for several platforms. Great to experiment with i386 or ppc embedded systems.
- SkyEye. An emulator for several popular ARM boards.
Performance analysis
- Linux Trace Toolkit": user space tools for analyzing system performance. Note that you can only analyse results so far, and not produce data, as the current KernelKit kernel doesnt have support yet for LTT.
- Valgrind: memory debugger and performance analysis tool for x86 Linux.
Lightweight applications for embedded systems
- Dillo: a very light and fast web browser.
- e3: a microscopic editor supporting several interface types (vi, emacs...).
Unix learning help
- fish: the Friendly Interactive SHell makes it much easier to use the Unix command line. The best way to start for beginners (Caution:: strangely broken in the latest KernelKit release)
- vimtutor: part of the vim package. Very nice way to learn vi in 30 minutes!
Misc
- gkermit: a serial communication utility.
- Psyco: a kind of Just In Time compiler for Python. Useful for running the BitBake / OpenEmbedded tool faster.
- xvncviewer: a VNC client. Sometimes useful to display target graphics on the host system.
Enhancements:
- This release adds the texinfo 4.8.dfsg.1-4 package (needed to run buildroot).

WebCit is a Web-based frontend to the Citadel groupware/collaboration system. WebCit project is an attractive Web middleware layer that allows user-friendly access.
By combining WebCit and Citadel, you can have a versatile online environment with many users concurrently accessing the same system using the user interface of their choice (text, Web, or downloaded client software).
Enhancements:
- Handling of the local "default" timezone was improved for calendar items that dont specify one.
- This version also adds group select (shift-click) for bulk delete and drag/drop in the mailbox view.
- Finally, this version introduces access to Citadels full text index search right from its own Web pages.