Free xpine 0.3 software for linux

hpanel is a small panel that lists your windows.
Hpanel is hacked version of fspanel, a small panel that lists your windows and allows you to switch workspaces.
It requires a window manager that is compliant with the NETWM specification.
It works nicely with pekwm and aewm++, and handles maximized windows better than fspanel.
Enhancements:
- When the panel is minimized to the right sideit doesnt reserve screenspace for it self anymore.This means windows can be fully maximized.
- This works if the panel is on top or on bottom of the screen.
- This make more sense too me than the original behaviour of fspanel which always reserved screenspace on the bottom of the screen.

KKinit is a an applet which lets users request, display and destroy tickets from a Kerberos 5 server. It uses KDE for its interface. It is similar to Cygnuss Kerbnet tool, with several GUI enhancements.

Installation:

./configure [options -- see below]
make
make install (as root)

You will need a set of the Kerberos 5 libraries to link against. You can get these from ftp.replay.com, or http://www.replay.com. This site is in the Netherlands, so its not a breach of US export regs to download it from there.

By default, the configure script assumes that the kerberos stuff is in /usr/athena. If its in a different directory, append the flag --with-krb5=[path to your Kerberos] to the ./configure
instruction.

If you want either SSL capability or password changing capability, youll need to add --with-krb5-src=[path to the source for Kerberos].

It shouldnt need to be this way, but the include files for the kadmin interface are not installed by default in the Kerberos include
area.

If you wish to use SSL to authenticate to Kerberos, instead of a password based approach, youll need to have Doug Engerts sslk5 package installed on your Kerberos server (although for this client, the relevant bits of sslk5 have been copied into the source
directory).

Youll also need to have Eric Youngs SSLeay (available from http://www.ssleay.org) libraries installed somewhere on the system. The option --with-ssl=[path to the SSLeay libraries] needs to be added to the configure command).

Obviously, you need the KDE and Qt libraries and headers, but you knew that already, didnt you?

As would be expected, the normal autoconf flags work with configure (--prefix, --with-qt-dir, etc).

WMitime is yet another clock dock app (and quite overglorified at that! WMitime shows standard time, date, as well as the new internet time (see www.swatch.com)

kdsing is a project that searches in words list (for translations).
kdsing uses a word list (e.g. English :: German) and lets you search though it.
This makes it a simple but very useful tool for looking up words when doing translations. It is derived from dsing.
kdsing is derived from dsing, a Tcl/Tk program to search in word lists
and help translators.
This is the port to KDE3.
Main features:
- Path to word list
- Specify the path to your word list. This is /usr/local/dsing/words.gz if you use the kdsing-words RPM.
- Word delimiter
- One or more characters used to delimit the two language columns. Default is "::".
- Clear list for new search
- Will clear the output window before starting a new search.
- Show all or show max. hits
- Show all matched lines or only the first n.
- Word search
- Search for whole words only (-w grep option)
- case insensitive
- Ignore case of search pattern (-i grep option)
- always at beginning of line
- Match has to occur at the beginning of line. This will only search in the first column.
- use zgrep
- Zgrep is for searching in a gzip compressed file. The file in the kdsing-words RPM is gzip compressed, so you have to check this option.
- show command
- Check this one if you are interested in how a command line would look like.
- regular expression
- Interpret the seach pattern as a regular expression. See manual page of grep for more details.
Enhancements:
- Initial Creation

Parano is a GNOME program to create, edit and verify hashfiles. For now SFV and MD5 formats are supported.

KBiof project is an OpenGL screensaver for KDE.
This is a KDE port, rewrite & rearrangement of original BIOF XScreenSaver. This is an OPENGL screensaver. It depends by libGL & libGLU libraries. These libraries are normally installed into all linux distros.
Please note that the performance of the OpenGL screensavers depends by your graphic card power and its correct installation (please configure the right Xorg driver for your card).
Available for download: sources and precompiled binaries package for Felinux distro (also Slackware 11).
Installation:
open konsole
type "su" and type your root password
type "installpkg kbiof-0.1-i486-1.tgz"
All done.
KBiof screen saver is now accessible by open Desktop configuration -> ScreenSavers -> OpenGL Note: this package is also compatible with Slackware Linux 11.
Compiling KBiof sources:
KBiof sources, provided here must be compiled to works on your system. Please, start with archive decompression, then open konsole and go into the directory. Here type:
./configure
make
make install (as root)
All done.
KBiof screen saver is now accessible by open Desktop configuration -> ScreenSavers -> OpenGL
Enhancements:
- now it is possible to change the rendering color of Triangles, Spheres and BigSpheres object.

wmsvn scrolls last info from svn log.

It displays last svn rvision number, author and last log message.

It can be used to display output of any shell commands( see wmsvn.h )

Installation:

1) edit wmsvn.h to match your needs.
2) make
3) run it