2007 trial software / shareware for linux

PureCM is an integrated version control and defect tracking tool. The project outperforms most other SCM tools, uses a reliable transactional database, and is scalable to thousands of concurrent developers.
The server, GUI, command line, and Web clients runs on Windows, Linux, Unix, and Mac OS.
Main features:
PureCM Client Features
- Cross-platform (Windows/Unix/Macintosh) GUI Client
- Command Line Client
- Common Version Control operations (Checkout,Checkin & Uncheckout etc.)
- Graphical Differencing of file changes
- Graphical Annotation (line-by-line history) of file changes
- Issue (Defect/Change) Management
- Change Review and Approval/Workflow
- .Net SDK for Issue/Server automation
- Fast TCP/IP server communication works across VPNs/Internet
PureCM Server Features
- Cross-platform (Windows/Unix/Macintosh)
- Fast, Transactional database (no SQL Server licenses required)
- Python Scripting for workflow automation
- Domain Authentication(Windows) enables transparent security
- Certification Authentication/SSL (PKI) for secure Internet access
Version restrictions:
- PureCM is free to download and use, with all functions enabled, for two concurrent users.
Enhancements:
- This release features a tabbed GUI that allows you to open multiple lists or change sets in separate tabs.
- Initial .Net/Mono workspace support was added with the ability to add and edit files, etc.

New Borland InterBase 2007 combines performance benefits of a multi-generational architecture with peace of mind of log-based journaling and disaster recovery. Easy installation, small footprint, automatic crash recovery, self-tuning, Unicode, SMP support, SQL 92 compliance, and near zero maintenance makes InterBase 2007 the ideal database for embedded and business-critical small-to-medium enterprise server applications.
Main features:
- Journaling and Journal Archiving, utilizing Write Ahead Logging (WAL) technology, improves VLDB management, OLTP performance, and facilitates disaster recovery (Server Edition only)
- Online Dump, provides backup for seamless incremental backup
- Batch Updates allow sending multiple SQL statements, reduces the network traffic resulting in improved performance, especially in LAN and WAN environments
- Point-in-time-recovery allows journal based recovery based on timestamps for greater recovery flexibility (Server Edition only)
- Extended International character support via Unicode UCS-2 and UTF-8
Server Edition:
InterBase 2007 Server features a scalable, portable, cross-platform database, ideal for mission critical enterprise or embedded applications.
The Server Edition delivers high performance for applications with complex business logic and high concurrent user levels through its symmetric multiple processing support and multi-threaded architecture. Its Journaling technology offers increased OLTP performance, improved management of Very Large Databases, point-in-time recovery as well as disaster recovery options. With the InterBase flexible licensing scheme developers can address growing demands and also multiple deployment platforms, including Windows, Linux and Solaris.
The current release of InterBase 6.0 Classic Server on Linux does not support the Services API. A subsequent release of the product will provide support for this feature.

Vendetta Online is a MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) from Guild Software Inc. In this game, thousands of people can play together, at the same time, in a single, persistent universe. Players take the form of spaceship pilots within this universe, flying to and fro between space stations and other locations in the galaxy. All combat within the game is fully realtime, based entirely on "twitch" skill (no "virtual dice rolling"). Players may fight one another, fight NPCs, participate in groups, and even engage in large-scale Guild combat.

As pilots in the Vendetta universe, the progression of the players character is up to each individual. The starting Nation affiliation gives the player certain benefits and liabilities that fit the particular culture of that Nation, but this merely serves as a starting point for the character. If the user wishes to be a peaceful trader, military pilot, guard for hire, dastardly pirate, or whatever the player imagines, this is all up to the behaviour and play style of the user. There are both lawful and lawless places in the universe, and many different factions (including a pirate faction) with differing motives and shifting alignments. The universe is never a completely "safe" place, but lawful authorities do not take kindly to combat within their populated areas, making those places safer than most. More lawless regions may prove more dangerous, but potentially yield lucrative possibilities for those who align themselves with the darker underbelly of society. The life of a criminal is difficult, however, and pirates are not well-loved in most of the populated galaxy.

Character progression takes place in the form of a variety of skills and other attributes, any combination of which can potentially open up new gameplay content (missions, ships, equipment, trade items, etc). General activity related to a skill can increase it (trading can increase the Commerce skill, etc), but taking on missions will generally increase skills that much faster. Missions are offered by particular factions, with mission difficulty and availability increasing as the character becomes better known to the faction. Rising in the esteem of a given faction can itself yield better item prices, a wider item selection, and access to unusual "special" equipment available only to those who have proven themselves worthy. It is possible to win many types of accolades and commendations from particular factions, all of which can help demonstrate the characters accomplishments. These and other character stats may be viewed by other users in a Character Information panel.

The ships themselves are highly customizable, with various different designs and addon modules making possible a wide range of equipment loadouts. In addition, users may configure the color of their individual craft. Various types of ships are specifically suited to a particular task (such as combat or trading), while others prove more flexible, depending on how they are configured by the pilot.

Vendetta Online launched in North America in late 2004. Since then, continuous full-time development has pushed the game still further, towards the intended goal of "version 2.0" in 2007. Patches, upgrades and releases are usually seen on a weekly basis, the game ever-increasing in complexity as Guild Software gets closer to their next milestone. Since 2006, the userbase has also been helping out, creating new content via the Player Contribution Corps toolset, allowing the development of new missions and other features. The level of developer-userbase interaction is often considered one of the unique aspects of VO, with the core dev team posting and replying daily on the messageboard, and user-requested features often appearing in-game in a matter of days or weeks.