Free who wants to be a millionaire questions software for linux

Quiz Addicts Toolbar provides a quiz toolbar for quiz addicts.

Adds a quiz toolbar for quiz addicts. Thousands of questions produced on the toolbar, One every 10 minutes.

An ideal way of learning trivia.

Also five quizzes for you to try.

Alternatico is an alternative to the normal desktop icons. You can display endless icons in differnent sizes with information about your drives, folders, etc....

There is a configuration file included (config/config), which is self-explanatory - at least I hope so.

If you have any questions or suggestions Id be glad to read them.

IMathAS project is a Web-based math testing and homework system.
IMathAS (Internet Mathematics Assessment System) is a Web-based math testing and homework system.
It is a light course/learning management system and testing system, similar to and inspired by WebWork and WIMS, and similar to textbook-bundled systems like iLrn and MathXL.
It requires a browser with MathML and SVG support such as Firefox 1.5 or IE6 with plugins.
Main features:
- Math: The system was designed for Math assessment; no effort was made for the system to be multi-purpose.
- Sharing: The system was setup to encourage sharing of questions within a system and outside. Questions are grouped into question libraries, and are not tied directly to a specific assessment. Unless marked Private, questions can be used by anyone on the system, or used as a template for writing new questions. Export and Import allows the sharing of question sets between systems. Also, macro libraries allow for the expansion of IMathASs question language. Users with expertise in a field can develop macro extensions, and share them with other users.
- Ease of Install: The system uses standard PHP and MySQL. It requires no special compilation options or installation of external programs
- Display:
- Rich Math and Graph display, using standards-based MathML and SVG, powered by Peter Jipsens ASCIIsvg and ASCIIMathML
- Rich Text Editor with built-in Math and Graph support for text items displayed in a course
- Alternate display options for screenreaders and browsers without needed support
- Assessment:
- Question types including:
- Functions, with answers like "sin(x)"
- Numbers, compared to a given tolerance
- Calculated Numbers, like 5/3 or 2^5
- Multiple-Choice
- Multiple-Answer
- Matching
- String
- Numerical Matrix
- Calculated Matrix
- Multipart
- Multiple display options and assessment settings, including an option for practice sets, and due date exceptions for individual students
- Algorithmically generated questions, with a relatively simple-to-use question language (loosely based on PHP) with many built-in randomizers and display macros
- Expandable question language, by installing additional macros
- Other Course Features
- Post text items, uploaded files, or web links to the classroom
- Basic Discussion Forums
- Administration:
- Flexible administration: IMathAS can be centrally administered, or teachers can be given rights to create their own courses
- Courses can have one or more teachers

ETH Lecture Communicator is a tool to improve classroom interaction between an instructor and their students.
ETH Lecture Communicator enables the instructor to create and carry out in-class online assessments, and facilitates organized instant communication for large classes.
It is intended to improve the overall quality of a lecture by providing the instructor with continuous feedback on the students understanding of the material.
Enhancements:
- The remaining known bugs were fixed.
- The most annoying of these was the seemingly random resending of no longer existing questions.
- Some GUI ugliness was cleaned up as well, especially for Linux systems.

KDE DVD Authoring Wizard will allow you to create a DVD from one or more DVD compatible MPEG-2 files. All you need to do is add one or multiple files to the playlist and answer the questions that follow.
You can add a menu that will contain animated thumbnails of the files in the playlist. Creating a menu is optional.
Main features:
- Playlist editor
- DVD menu with multiple pages
- Animated thumbnails in the menu
- Customizable menu graphics
- Add soundtrack from OGG or MP3
- Antialiased graphics prevent flickering on TV
- Both Widescreen and standard 4:3 support
- ISO DVD Image creation

Rally Point is a community collaboration site designed for homeowners associations (HOAs), apartment complexes, condominiums or any other group of people who need to share files, notes, FAQS, log information, financials or car registration information. The project is really simple, allowing you to get everyone up-to-speed without training or confusion.
Main features:
- Reduce costs by communicating by the web instead of mail
- Increase collaborative activities by getting everyone involved
- Solve parking problems
- Post financial information for each unit
- Post files
- Provide a convenient place to post frequently asked questions
- Update everyone automatically with RSS
- Extract the information in Rally Point for other uses with CSV and XML

Template::FAQ contains Frequently Asked Questions about the Template Toolkit.

Template Toolkit Language

Why doesnt [% a = b IF c %] work as expected?

Because the parser interprets it as

[% a = (b IF c) %]

Do this instead:

[% SET a = b IF c %]

If Im using TT to write out a TT template, is there a good way to escape [% and %]?

You can do this:

[% stag = "[%"
etag = "%]"
%]

and then:

[% stag; hello; etag %]

Or something like:

[% TAGS [- -] %]
[- INCLUDE foo -] # is a directive
[% INCLUDE foo %] # not a directive, just plain text, passed through

How do I iterate over a hash?

This is covered in the Template::Manual::VMethods section of the manual page. A list of all the keys that are in the hash can be obtained with the keys virtual method. You can then iterate over that list and by looking up each key in turn get the value.

[% FOREACH key = product.keys %]
[% key %] => [% product.$key %]
[% END %]