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jPodder is the most complete podcasting program on the planet. Yes we can claim this as, jPodder was one of the first programs to be created for podcasting and has been innovating ever since.
If you own a portable media player like the iPod or you want to listen to fresh content every day on your PC, then read on cause podcasting is what you are looking for.
With jPodder you can subscribe to websites containing audio. jPodder will download the files to your system and transfer these to your favourite media player.
Main features:
Currently supported languages:
- English
- Dutch
General/GUI
- Multi Platform program (Java based).
- Easy installer. (Creates shortcuts on Windows PCs).
- System tray (Minimize jPodder to download in background).
- GUI Menu and popup menus.
- Build-in User manual.
- Multi-Language (0.9 New!)
RSS Feed management
- Add, Remove & Edit feeds.
- Sort feeds by name.(0.9 New!)
- Move feeds up/down
- View detailed Feed information.
- Feeds stored in easy XML format.
- Extensive status bar.
- Drag & Drop Podcasts link (0.9 New!)
Enclosure previewing
- Preview enclosures incl. name, date, size..
- Show enclosure status (Downloaded, In player..)
- Show previous downloads from this feed.
- Highlights partial downloads.
- Highlights previous downloads.
Downloading
- Scheduled downloads
- Multiple simultaneous downloads
- Single enclosure download
- Smart-Download, Downloads latest only.
- Maximum downloads, Limiter to the number of downloads
- Resume partial downloads
- Manual download retry
- Feed Authentication (0.9 New!)
- Proxy Server support (Including authentication)
- build-in BitTorrent. (Including seeding).
Media Player Interface
- Natively supports transfer to iTunes and WMP.
- Player plugin facility. (0.9 New!)
- MIME-Type association to players (0.9 New!)
Podcast Production (0.9 New!)
- Manage production steps
- Auto-create RSS feed
- MP3 Tag editing
- Add enclosures to RSS feed
- Launch recorder
- FTP Transfer production.
- Auto-test RSS feed.
Logging
- Color coded logging.
- BitTorrent logging.

IsaMorph is a linux distribution Live CD (based on Morphix) featuring the interactive theorem prover Isabelle.
This means, you can boot from the CD and get a fully operational "theorem proving" environment without installing GNU/Linux or Isabelle. Just insert the CD in your PC and have five minutes later your first theorem proven.
All programs distributed within IsaMorph are free software. This means that the operating system and the applications contained in this CD can be freely copied, modified and distributed. So please feel free to give copies to your friends or colleagues.
Insert the CD into the CD drive on an Intel compatible PC or laptop. Now reboot the computer. Ensure that the first boot device is CD. For this, you may have to change the BIOS settings of your computer.
If you are not familiar with it, get help from your system administrator or someone who knows how to do it. As the computer starts booting, it will search for a CD in the drive. A menu will appear after some time.
Just press the Enter key or wait for some time. The computer will continue to boot from the CD and, hopefully, give you a graphical screen similar to what you are familiar with. You can click on the menu at the top left and start applications.
IsaMorph contains a fully working Isabelle environment supporting proving and document generation, this includes:
Isabelle (version 2005)
The interactive theorem prover Isabelle 2005 with at least the following logics compiled in: HOL, HOL-Complex, ZF, FOL, and Pure. Thus, after booting IsaMorph you can immediately prove theorems in any of these logics. The CD includes a offline version of Isabelles tutorials and theory documentation.
HOL-TestGen (version 1.1.1)
A test case generator for specification based unit testing. It is built on top of the specfication and theorem proving environment Isabelle/HOL.
Proof General (version 3.6pre)
A powerful User Interface for Isabelle.
SML of New Jersey (version 110.56)
The Standard ML Environment used for compiling and executing Isabelle.
GNU Emacs (version 22.0.50)
The GNU Emacs editor which builds together with Proof General the main user interface of Isabelle.
teTeX (version 2.0.2)
A complete LaTeX environment used for the generation of proof documents.
Other Applications
In addition, the CD also contains a variety of applications for a common use. It includes a user-friendly desktop (Gnome) an Internet browser (Mozilla), and so on. Just take a look at the menu to find out many more. I tried to minimize the number of non Isabelle specific software to minimize the download size.
Enhancements:
- This is release updates all software on the CD, including all base utilities and all Isabelle related software.
- Particularly, this is the first release featuring the latest Isabelle version (2005), X-Symbol (3.6pre), and also HOL-TestGen (1.1.1).

Systagger is a free tool which will help you to keep files on your PC in the right order.

Are you sick of searching your hard drive to find your favorite movie, photo or song? Using Systagger you can sort all your files according to the tags and have quick access to them.

Systagger is designed to be user friendly and helpful. What is more: you can use Systagger with Microsoft Windows OS and GNU/Linux OS as well, and the availability of source code means it is continually upgraded.

JSON::PC is a fast JSON parser and converter.

SYNOPSIS

use JSON::PC;

my $json = new JSON::PC;

my $obj = $json->parse(q/{foo => [1,2,3], bar => "perl"}/);

print $json->convert($obj);

# or

$obj = JSON::PC::parse(q/{foo => [1,2,3], bar => "perl"}/);
print JSON::PC::convert($obj);

METHODS

Except new method, all methods are object method.

new()

new(%option)

This is a class method and returns new JSON::PC object.

parse($str)

parse($str, $options_ref)

takes JSON foramt string and returns perl data structure. jsonToObj is an alias.

convert($obj)

convert($obj, $options_ref)

takes perl data structure and returns JSON foramt string. objToJson is an alias.

autoconv($int)

This is an accessor to autoconv. See "AUTOCONVERT" for more info.

skipinvalid($int)

convert() does die() when it encounters any invalid data (for instance, coderefs). If skipinvalid is set with true(integer), the function convets these invalid data into JSON formats null.

execcoderef($int)

convert() does die() when it encounters any code reference. However, if execcoderef is set with true(integer), executes the coderef and uses returned value.

pretty($int)

This is an accessor to pretty. When prrety is true(integer), objToJson() returns prrety-printed string. See "PRETTY PRINTING" for more info.

indent($int)

This is an accessor to indent. See "PRETTY PRINTING" for more info.

delimiter($int)

This is an accessor to delimiter. See "PRETTY PRINTING" for more info.

unmapping($int)

This is an accessor to unmapping. See "UNMAPPING OPTION" for more info.

keysort($int)

keysort($code_ref)

This is an accessor to keysort. See "HASH KEY SORT ORDER" for more info.

convblessed($int)

This is an accessor to convblessed. See "BLESSED OBJECT" for more info.

selfconvert($int)

This is an accessor to selfconvert. See "BLESSED OBJECT" for more info.

singlequote($int)

This is an accessor to singlequote. See "CONVERT WITH SINGLE QUOTES" for more info.

barekey($int)

You can set a true(integer) to parse bare keys of objects.

quotapos($int)

You can set a true(integer) to parse any keys and values quoted by single quotations.

utf8($int)

This is an accessor to utf8. You can set a true(integer) to set UTF8 flag into strings contain utf8.

Fortify provides full strength, 128-bit encryption facilities to the export editions of Netscape Navigator and Communicator. If you routinely use Netscapes export-grade web browsers, (i.e. the ones you can download from the Internet), then you need Fortify. It is easy to illustrate why you need Fortify. Take a look at this diagram. Follow the links on the navigation bar below to find out more about Fortify or to download a copy for yourself.
Fortify is free for all forms of non-commercial use, including individual, educational, research, or charitable use. Please refer to the Copyright for full details.
Commercial use, or commercial re-distribution, of Fortify is controlled under the terms of the software Copyright, and requires a formal licence. However, the terms are deliberately simple, and, more often than not, they are purely a formality.
Organisations should, in the first instance, register their interest in using Fortify, via the contact enquiry form .
When comparing Fortify to alternative strong encryption solutions, such as SSL relays, SSL proxies, or Java-based applet solutions, there are a number of advantages which has to be considered:
1. It is more secure. A Fortified browser performs strong encryption internally. When connecting to a full strength web server, you have a true, end-to-end, strongly encrypted channel. With SSL proxies, at least one segment of the channel remains weakly encrypted.
2. It is faster. When using a Fortified browser, the data in the communications channel is not re-encrypted as it travels between the browser and the web server. It also has fewer network "hops" to traverse. And, unlike some alternative solutions, no supplementary Java applets are involved. All these factors result in better network performance, and less load on your PC or workstation.
3. It is simpler. A Fortified browser requires no additional certificates for its correct operation. Indeed, no other browser reconfigurations are needed at all. It is easy to install.
4. It is intranet friendly. A Fortified browser can be readily installed on a LAN file server and shared to a group of users. No further installation effort is required on each individual workstation or PC. In medium or large scale networks, this can lead to substantial savings in administrative time and effort.
Main features:
- In the Netscape 2.x and 3.x browsers, Fortify provides full strength, 128-bit encryption facilities. These are used when connecting to an encrypting web server (with the SSL protocol). Without Fortify, the export-grade web browsers are limited to 40-bit encryption facilities, which are substantially weaker, and have been demonstrated to be "crackable".
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- In the Netscape 4.x browsers, Fortify provides these same 128-bit encryption features, plus the ability to generate 1024-bit RSA keys internally (these are typically used for client certificates), plus the ability to send and receive e-mail messages using strong 128-bit encryption (with the S/MIME protocol).
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- Further details are provided in the following sections of this document.

Sauver is a simple and easy to use Operating System for standard Intel or AMD powered computers. Sauver is an Operating System based on the Linux kernel.
Why Sauver?
Sauver is a "Live CD", so no installation is required. The whole Operating System runs right off any removable media (USB or CD) , putting whatever system files it needs into RAM only. You simply start up your PC with the Sauver CD. It recognizes most of your devices, without having to take the trouble to install the drivers. Once youre done with Sauver, simply restart your PC. The CD will eject automatically and all will be exactly as it was before.
Imagine your System crashes and you want your data back but your operating system doesnt boot. You cant wait for your computer engineer to come and fix the problem. So what to do. Just put this CD and you get an GUI interface like your crashed system. And your data can easily be recovered.
The primary goal of Sauver is to provide easy recovery of data while keeping the cds image small enough to be written to a 185 MB CD-R(W) medium (small 8 cm CD). Sauver boots directly from the CD or USB devices.
Speed
Other Live CDs contain all software in a single compressed file. If you run such a Live OS from CD-ROM, the CD drive has to seek back and forth really frequently, because different files are located on different locations of the CD medium. This makes the system notably slow.
With Sauver, all conformable parts of the filesystem are compressed to a standalone file, which doesnt contain anything else. For example, all files which belongs to Xwindow are packed in xwindow.mo, KOffice related stuff is in koffice.mo, etc. If you work with KOffice, you usually need only files from KOffice and nothing else; and hence all files from that part of the filesystem are separated from the rest of it, your CD drive has to seek only in a 10 MB area. This significantly improves the speed.
Main features:
- Linux kernel 2.6 offering excellent hardware support
- the newest ALSA sound drivers
- ndiswrapper for loading Windows drivers for WIFI cards
- madwifi drivers for native support for WIFI cards (Multiband Atheros)
- X11 (xorg) Xwindow system, supporting many gfx cards and wheel mice automatically
Sauver Standard CD contains Extra
- Specially made Wifi Manager for Sauver
- Recover Deleted files from NTFS (Win XP, NT) & FAT (Dos, Win 95, 98, Me, XP) Partitions
- Save & Restore your settings
- Partition Manager

MultiRecode is a user interface for util recode to recode WWW from one coding to the other coding.

It dont change metatag in files. This UI works with list of files for multiple recoding. You need recode in your PC installed.