Free whatsnewfm 0.6.5 software for linux

whatsnewfm is a filter for the daily newsletter from freshmeat.net that only shows "new" or "interesting" items.

The main purpose is to cut the huge newsletter to a smaller size by only showing items that you didnt see before.

The items already seen will be stored in a database. After some time, the items expire and will be shown again the next time they are included in a newsletter.

If you find an item that you consider particularly useful, you can add it to a "hot" list. Items in the hot list are checked for updates so that you dont miss anything about your favourite programs.

oxine project is a lightweight gui for the famous xine engine which uses the on screen display functionality of xine to display its user interface elements like buttons, lists sliders and so on.
Due to this, oxine can easily be ported to any video output device the xine library provides (e.g. frame buffer, dxr3,...) and is particularly suitable for appliances like set-top boxes, home entertainment systems or kiosk systems.
Main features:
- x11, dxr3 and framebuffer output
- mouse, keyboard and lirc support
- autoplay dvd, vcd, svcd, cdrom and audio cd
- browse and select from your own mediamarks
- browsing through file system, m3u playlists and audio cd tracks
- goom support
- playlists
- automatic stream title blending
Quite straight forward. Make sure that you have installed the latest version of xine-lib. At least beta9 is required. Then download and unpack oxine source tarball, change to the directory created and type.
./configure --prefix=/some/path
make
make install
If you checked oxine out of CVS make sure that you have recent versions of autoconf and automake installed. (Tested with: automake 1.7.2 and autoconf 2.57.) Then type
./autogen.sh --prefix=/some/path
make
make install
To set up autoplay functionality make sure of the following things:
- cdrom or dvd drive is mountable by the user oxine runs with
- cdrom or dvd device and mountpoint are set correctly. Default is device: /dev/dvd mountpoint: /dvd. To change this, run oxine one time and click on shutdown. Oxine will then create its default config file in your home (~/.oxine/config). While oxine is not running, edit this file with an editor.
If you use lirc, make sure that you dont have irxevent daemon running. Otherwise oxine may get all lirc events twice which is really frustrating. There is a default lircrc installed in $PREFIX/share/oxine. You can customize this file in place or - much better - copy it to ~/.oxine where it will not be overwritten if oxine is reinstalled. If you upgrade oxine, read the ChangeLog - the lirc file config options may change from time to time.
Start oxine with
oxine [options] [mrls...]
options are:
-h print command line help
-v print oxines version
-f start in fullscreen mode
-V driver let xine use specified video driver e.g.: auto, xv, xshm, dxr3, ...
-A driver let xine use specified audio driver e.g.: auto, oss, alsa, ...
Enhancements:
- Added check for version of libjsw to catch JSClose bug.
- Added check for necessary files to detect bad installation.

Spruce is an X11 mail user agent (commonly known as an email client) written with the Gtk+ widget set. It is geared towards being extremely small and fast, supporting all the common features that users want or need without sacrificing usability or functionality.
Spruces basic feature set includes:
- View, Save, Delete, Expunge, Print, Copy/Move between mailboxes, Reply and Forward messages.
- Compose messages in a simple editor with word-wrap. Allows inserting text files into the editor to save composition time through a menu option. Supports adding file attachments via toolbar button.
- Easy manipulation of mailboxes and messages using both menus and drag-and-drop technology.
- Address book to keep a list of long or frequently used addresses.
- New mail checking at the press of a button or on a set timer.
Spruce supports MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), an Internet Standard for representing multipart and multimedia data in email. Spruce allows you to save MIME objects to files. Spruces message composer does not currently have integral multimedia capability, but any type of data file (including multimedia) can be attached to a text message and sent using MIMEs encoding rules. This allows any group of individuals with MIME-capable mail software (e.g. Spruce, Kmail, Pine, or many other programs) to exchange formatted documents, spreadsheets, image files, etc, via Internet email.
At the present time, spruce uses its own SMTP interface to send mail. Future versions may support the ability to have an external program like Sendmail send messages as an alternative.
Spruce currently supports several different methods of mail retrieval. Currently supported are: POP (POP3, APOP, and POP with CRAM-MD5 Authentication), IMAP (also supports CRAM-MD5 Authentication) and mbox (mbox is the standard UNIX mail format. These mailboxes are commonly found in /var/spool/mail and/or in the users home directory: ~/mbox).

stalonetray project is a STAnd-aLONE system tray (notification area). It only depends on Xlib at build-time and run-time. Stalonetray runs under virtually any window manager.

PROMPT is a system for retrieval, analysis, mapping and comparison of protein sets. It allows easy mapping of different types of sequence identifiers, automatic data retrieval and integration, many analysis and comparison algorithms, and a full-featured GUI application.

Exhaustive statistical tests are conducted automatically in appropriate cases, but can be performed manually. All analysis results can be viewed or visualized and exported in various formats.

All methods can be used in your own Java code or with beanshell scripting in your own scripts, a pipeline, or grid systems.

SimpleXML is a commandline application and library for very simply manipulating XML files.
SimpleXML lets you harvest data from XML files, change values of attributes, print or change data of elements, create new elements, etc.
Enhancements:
- A bug while creating a new element has been resolved.
- Creating a root element (-z argument) has been added.

KryoMol project is a KDE based program for visualization and analysis of several chemistry related files. Currently KryoMol can cope with:
- Quantum Chemical Computation logs from Gaussian98/03, GAMESS, ACESII (german version), and NwChem
- Molecular Mechanis Logs: Tinker, Macromodel
- Other formats as xyz or mol
- 1D NMR spectra and JCAMP-DX spectra
Installation:
KryoMol is a autoconf/automake based program and installs itself with the common configure/make/make install procedure.
Installation as root
$ ./configure
$ make
$su
$make install
and now log out and log in ( I strongly recommend this to properly load all new libraries and services).
Installation as user
If you dont have root privileges and want to try KryoMol you must install it in a directory with write permissions, therefore you must use the prefix switch in configure. For instance if you want to install under your personal kde tree $./configure --prefix=/home/user/.kde
$make
$make install
log out and log in
Installation as user in a new kde tree
If you want to install in a compleptly new KDE tree, for instance /home/user/mykde you must follow the above procedure:
$./configure --prefix=/home/armando/mykde && make && make install
and now add this to your .bash_profile:
MYKDE=/home/armando/mykde
export KDEDIRS=$MYKDE:$KDEDIRS
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$MYKDE/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export PATH=$MYKDE/bin:$PATH
Enhancements:
- ECD/VCD/UV spectra are properly represented
- Scale is draw in UV/ECD spectra
- Solved problem with capitalized extensions
- Solved problems in xyz parser
- Solved problem when closing window and animation is active
- Solved a bug in the varian nmr parser
- Opening of nmr spectra over remote protocols
- Solved bug in format when exporting hessian
- Replaced some old QFileDialog and QPrinter stuff by KDE widgets
- Solved problem when loading printer icon on QIRWidget