Free winutilities 6.1 software for linux

The tecla library provides UNIX and LINUX programs with interactive command line editing facilities, similar to those of the unix tcsh shell. In addition to simple command-line editing, it supports recall of previously entered command lines, TAB completion of file names, and
in-line wild-card expansion of filenames.

The internal functions which perform file-name completion and wild-card expansion are also available externally for optional use by programs, along with a module for tab-completion and lookup of filenames in a list of directories.

Note that special care has been taken to allow the use of this library in threaded programs. The option to enable this is discussed in the Makefile, and specific discussions of thread safety are presented in the included man pages.

Installation:

To compile and optionally install the library, it is first necessary to create a makefile for your system, by typing:

./configure

The Makefile that this generates is designed to install the files of the library in subdirectories of /usr/local/. If you would prefer to install them under a different directory, you can type:

./configure --prefix /wherever

Where you would replace /wherever with your chosen directory. Other command-line options are available, and can be listed by typing:

./configure --help

Having run the configure script, you are then ready to make the library. To do this, just type:

make

What make does depends on whether the configure script knows about your system. If the configure script doesnt know anything specific about your system, it will arrange for make to produce the static tecla library, called libtecla.a, and if possible, the reentrant
version of this called libtecla_r.a. If it does know about your system, it will also create shared libraries if possible.

If you are on a system that isnt known, and you would like shared libraries to be compiled, please read the file called PORTING to see how this can
be achieved.

To install the library, its include file and it manual pages, type:

make install

Note that this will also compile the library if you havent already done so.

Having compiled the library, if you wish, you can test it by running the demo programs. After building the library, you should find two programs, called demo and demo2, in the current directory.

The first of the demos programs reads input lines from the user, and writes what was typed back to the screen. While typing a line of input, you can experiment with line editing, tab completion, history recall etc.

For details about these line editing features, see the man page gl_get_line(3). If you havent installed this yet, you can see it anyway by typing:

nroff -man man3/gl_get_line.3 | more

The second demo program, called demo2, demonstrates command-completion
with the UNIX PATH. If you type in a partial command name, and press TAB, the command name will be completed if possible, and possible completions will be listed if it is ambiguous.

When you then enter the line, the demo program then prints out the full pathname of the command that you typed. If you type anything after the command name, filename completion with the tab key reverts to its default behavior of completing filenames in the current directory.

NoteCase is a hierarchical note manager (aka. outliner). NoteCase project helps you organize your everyday text notes into a single document, with individual notes placed in the tree-like structure (each note can have its sub-notes, ...).
To ensure your privacy, encrypted document format is supported, along with standard unencrypted format.
Project is free and open source (released under BSD license).
Main features:
- featuring both unencrpyted and encrypted document formats
- import from another document
- support for importing gjots2 document format (requires .gjots2 extension on document file)
- support for importing StickyNotes document format (requires .xml extension on document file)
- support for reading/writing NoteCenter unencrpyted format
- export document or nodes to another document, text or html file
- custom font settings
- document searching
- reloading last used document at startup
- maximizing on startup
- text wrapping option
- multilanguage support
- register application to start at login time (Win32 only)
- undo/redo support
- reload document from file
- minimize to tray
- single application instance (Win32 only)
- support to attach internal or custom icon (.xpm) to the each document node
- support for drag and drop for tree reordering
Enhancements:
- Macintosh OS X port (run "make dmg" or "make deb")
- support to execute links for Linux systems that dont have GnomeVFS
- "Change password" feature
- automatically execute users post-export scripts (postprocessing)
- support to import from text file
- optional "close to tray" feature

html2text project allows you to convert HTML to Markdown and vice versa.
Whats so great about html2text?
Thats quite easy: Now you are able to edit your contents in both markdown and html (or wysiwyg). Whenever you like you can switch. That makes it for example possible to support multiple input formats in a cms and the user would be able to choose whatever fits him best.
If you dont get the idea, check that example out: Wysiwyg / Html / Markdown Editor
For discussion, suggestions, bugs etc. visit the Markdown mailing list, specifically this thread: html2text php. Alternatively you can send me an email or post a comment in the most recent blog entry about html2text.php.
Information
html2text.php is only 24.4 KB big, you can download the latest version here. If you want to get more examples, check out the extended package, it includes all files of this website and a stripped version of TinyMCE - hence the much bigger file size.
Enhancements:
- handle empty < hr > and < br >

bib2html is a Perl script which permits to create a set of HTML pages or an XML file from a BibTeX file.
bib2html proposes a convenient look and a lot of features (PDF downloading, scientifical domain tree...).
Enhancements:
- When the "pdf" field is related to a local file, it will be replaced by the field "localfile".

Autotorrent is an Amarok script adds a "Download this album" menu item that when clicked, searches mininova.org for the album and starts Azureus with the Magnet URI.

Right now the code only has support for Mininova but Id definitely accept code for other sites if people are willing to code it.

Tidybot is a cross-platform batch (X)HTML syntax-checker and report-generator. It traverses a directory tree of (X)HTML files on your hard disk, and generates a web page listing all the errors and warnings it encounters.

Tidybot can be used in two ways: from the command-line, or through a user-friendly GUI application. The output will be identical in either case.

On Unix platforms, the GUI version of Tidybot is installed as tidybot_gui, and can be executed directly from the command line.

On MS Windows, the installer will have installed the GUI version as the program Tidybot GUI, which can be executed from the Start Menu: Start > Programs > Tidybot > Tidybot GUI.

In addition (depending on what you instructed the installer to do) you may also have a Tidybot GUI icon on your Desktop, and/or in the "Quick Launch" area of your Taskbar, that you can use to start the program.

The GUI version of Tidybot allows you to specify exactly the same options as the command-line version, just in a more convenient point-and-click fashion. The GUI version also has some functionality the command-line version lacks:

- The less often-used options are initially hidden. They can be made visible by choosing the Show Advanced Options menu item from the Options menu.
- If the Display results in browser checkbox is checked, Tidybot will send the results of the Tidybot run to your default browser.
- Settings and values are saved when you quit the application, and restored the next time you start it up. Some fields maintain a history of previously entered values, which can be selected from a drop-down menu.

Topologilinux is a FREE and open-source Linux distribution that can run on top or inside your
existing windows system.

The main thing with Topologilinux is that it does not require any partitioning at all. (uses a single file as linux root system) Topologilinux is therefore very easy to install.

Over the years, the Linux operating system has become very popular
among both computer enthusiastics and experimenting home users.

The trouble with the Linux operating system has always been getting
starting.

Here comes the solution of that problem !!

Topologilinux is a free linuxdistribution to be run on top of any dos/windows and new in version 5 is that you can run it inside your windows system without partitioning your hard disk.

It is very easy to install Unlike other Linux distributions

Topologilinux DOES NOT NEED ANY PARTITIONING.

It will run on your existing Windows/DOS partition in a directory named "/tlinux5". This release works on both NTFS and FAT partitions which means that you can run it under all existing Windows or dos systems. New in version 5 is that you can run it inside Windows through coLinux, you can also use X windows through a vnc server and then connect using a vnc viewer.

You can also run your existing windows program in Topologilinux through the windows emulator wine. Just enter wine your_program.exe

Also a great Office package is included, OpenOffice 1.1.3. To install copy all files to a temp directory and install it.

Topologilinux is a free Linuxdistribution but all donations of money are welcome.

Installation:

1. Backup important data before installing (see IMPORTANT: below)
2. start up windows and insert this CD and run topologilinux-setup.exe and create files (will normally start automatically)
3 Follow instructions and install the system (recommended is to install everything in coLinux mode (default) but you can also select not to do so and boot with this cd in and write "install" then press Enter (You need to have "boot from cd" enabled in bios) (for more advanced boot options press F1) (make sure to try all options in the F1 menu if default) (installation kernel fails). But as said before read the steps and follow instructions and select default alternatives.
A warning for the TAP driver will appear, accept this and continue the installation.
DO NOT FORGET TO DO the networking configuration if you want coLinux to work.
NOTE: that you may not use the cd-driver in any other open windows program like the filemanager explorer or anything like that if you do the setup through coLinux cause filesharing does not work between colinux and windows correct.
Also note that setting for colinux can easy be changed in the xml files /tlinux/colinux/*.xml
4. follow instructions, and install the software you want. It is always prefered to install ALL software
5. Your system is now installed, You can start it inside windows from the "Start Topologiliux" icon or do a reboot and use the grub based bootmanager to start it in real mode (much faster)
6. To use the X system inside Windows you need to start the Topologilinux system first then "Topologilinux X" to connect to the system.
NOTE: that you can not login as root from vnc (Topologilinux X) so you need to login as auser.. (can add more users by adduser command) (to be able to use internet inside topologilinux in colinux mode you need to do the steps listed in the /tlinux5/doc/network-installation.doc or the htm file)
7. After you have done all part in coLinuxmode you should restart your computer and start in "real-mode" and select start Topologilinux from the bootmanager. Then when you are there you should run setup to configure your system there too.
The first time you start up your system you will be prompted to setup your system, do so and then reboot it again and your system will be ready !

NOTE: When installing using more than one cd it might be troubles with mounting the second CD in coLinuxmode. But dont give up: try to first close all programs that uses the cdrom and try press continue, if that does not help you, open the cd in a windows "explorer" window and then try to close it again and wait about 10 sconds and try to press continue again. This step might be a bit triky but it should work. If it does not work for you try to do the installation in "real-mode" instead.

According the Network it might be a tricky part that to. Try the help that is available in this readme file, it it still fails try to search on colinux homepage or try the forums on topologilinux.com

Another thing to know is that if you during the setup in "real-mode" select to start in grafical login during X configuration, this will affect the coLinuxmode too. If you want to change it back just edit /etc/inittab and change to runlevel3 instead of 4.