Free work it out software for linux

Brick Out project is a clone of "Breakout" created for the Agenda VR3 PDA.
Brick Out is a game where you move a paddle back and forth to bounce a ball around the screen.
Use the ball to break all of the bricks at the top of the screen. It was written with the Agenda VR3 PDA in mind, but works on anything that supports Xlib.
Its available for Agenda, Zaurus and iPAQ PDAs running Linux, and for Linux desktop systems.
Main features:
- Control with stylus or buttons.
- Multiple levels.
- Sound effects.
- Pause and resume, even when you quit!
Enhancements:
- Created libSDL version
- Created Makefile target for libSDL version for host ("host-sdl")
- Changed Makefile target for X-Window version for host to "host-x"
- Created Makefile target for libSDL version for Sharp Zaurus ("zaurus")
- Made default Makefile target simply list all available targets
- Fixed bug where level "-" button was dark even though level was > 1, when returning to title screen.
- Created color version of graphics for SDL version.
- Dont cancel paused game if [-] or [+] clicked when theyre unavailable.
- Can now start game with [Space] or [Enter] on title screen.
- Can now change starting level with [Left] and [Right] arrow keys.
- Added flicker effect when a brick is hit (SDL version only).
- Added more levels.
- Added sound effects (SDL version only).
- Added music (SDL version only).

Gesk work is a short cut of desk work.

Application is for calculate times (sum) spend end on work on some tasks.

You can manage projects make backups and generate simple html contains from list of task time o start, end, state,... sum time and so one.

The 3dfx TV Out Tool tries to be the well-known TV Tool for the 3dfx VooDoo3 cards. It might work on other cards based on the bt869 chip, since it uses the bt869 lm_sensors module.

Simply typing make or make all should get you started and create an executable 3dfx_tvtool which you simply run AFTER you loaded the appropiate modules (if you built it into the kernel (which isnt a bad idea if you use your tv-out a whole lot) then you dont have to load the modules again). ALSO!! Patch your lm_sensors. In the extra dir I included 2 patches for lm_sensors package, youll need those patched or you wont get luma (brightness) and chroma (color) control at all. (The buttons will simply dissapear) If you have a rescent CVS version it MIGHT be in there allready. Just load the modules and see if there exists a luma and a chroma entry in /proc.


Colorbars On/Off: Enables/Disables the colorbars. TV Out: Enabled/disabled Enables/disables the TV-out function. TSC/PAL: put the system on NSTC/PAL mode.
Re-apply: update the kernel with your settings in case you did it too fast. Save: Saves your current kernel settings (all of them) to the default save file. Load: Loades your default file and applies its settings to the kernel. Quit: Quits the application.

Bugreports should go to oliver@are-b.org aswell as any other feedback. Oh one more thing, if you like this program, contributions can be sent to me aswell.

Thanks go out to all members of the Collective, but mostly mrfloppy, for beeing a good friend, phirox for helping me with my basic programming skill and last but not least mastex and thehatter wassup dudes.

Overtime Meter project is a small program which resides in your desktops system tray and tracks the minutes you spend at work.

Then by the end of the month you can tell your boss exactly how much extra money he should pay you.

Password Manager Daemon is a daemon that serves data to application via a socket. The data is stored in an encrypted XML file. A work in progress.

The X.Org Foundation provides an open source implementation of the X Window System. The development work is being done as part of the freedesktop.org community.