native trial software / shareware for linux

Radiator project is a highly configurable and flexible Radius server that supports authentication by over 60 different types of authentication methods such as Flat files, DBM files, Unix password files, SQL databases, remote Radius servers (proxying), external programs, NT User Manager, Active Directory, LDAP, PAM, iPASS, GoRemote, NIS+, Tacacs+, Web URL, SecurID tokens, Vasco Digipass tokens, SafeWord tokens, a wide range of ISP billing packages such as Emerald, Platypus, Rodopi, Hawk-i, Interbiller98, Freeside etc, your legacy user database etc, etc. Full source means that authentication methods can be changed or added to suit your needs.
Supports RadSec - secure, reliable RADIUS proxying and acts as a DIAMETER to RADIUS gateway.
Radiator now supports more 802.1X secure wireless and LAN authentication methods than any other Radius server giving a wide choice of 802.1X network clients. Private server and client certificates for testing 802.1X authentication included.
Supports ChilliSpot, a captive portal for wireless hotspots (http://www.chillispot.org). Radiator includes tutorial and configuration files to create a complete, locally administered wireless hotspot including support for prepaid time and other requirements.
Radiator also includes many features not found in other Radius servers such as double-login prevention, username rewriting, full vendor-specific attributes, time-of-day blocking and a GUI for running user tests. Full list of technical features.
Included are CGI scripts for configuration, reporting, and database management utilities and much, much more. Works with most NASs, VPDN, ADSL and wireless Access Points. Full source code supplied. User extention API.
Enhancements:
- This version contains some significant new features and a number of fixes.
- Amongst the new features is support for authenticating from Apple Directory Server and Apple Password Server on Mac OS X Server, permitting Radiator to authenticate wireless and 802.1X users against native OS X Server user administration tools.
- Support for a number of new EAP protocols such as EAP-PSK and EAP-PAX was added.
- Several other minor features and bugfixes are also included.

NFTP is a text-mode ftp client for (in alphabetical order): BeOS (Intel R4 and up), Digital Unix (Alpha), FreeBSD (Intel), Linux (Intel, SPARC), OS/2, Solaris (SPARC and Intel), Windows 95/NT.

Here `text-mode means that it runs in fullscreen mode or text window -- Command-line session on OS/2, Command Prompt on Windows 95/NT, console or xterm on Unix, Terminal on BeOS.

However, with version 1.50 the quasi-GUI version has appeared for OS/2. It looks much like textmode version, but utilizes native GUI menu, some dialog boxes, can be resized freely etc.

This does not mean of course that textmode version will be abandoned. X11 version (using Xlib) appeared in version 1.51. One of the main design concepts of NFTP is speed and effectiveness of text-mode keyboard interface. Everything can be done without mouse!

To clarify things a little, NFTP is not based on ncftp; neither on user interface nor on source code. The code is written from scratch (I have started the project in 1994, but NFTP was OS/2-only until Feb 1998).

Some ideas might seem to be common but still such ones are floating in the air, every decent FTP client should support things like directory caching and restarting transfers. Furthermore, NFTP user interface is quite different from ncftps. Name "NFTP" comes from somewhat ugly "New FTP client".

Personally, I think NFTP is one of the most advanced FTP clients in the Unix world (although you might disagree with my opinion, of course). Under Windows and OS/2, it stands aside as almost all FTP clients for these systems are GUI-based (unlike NFTP).

While GUI offers prettiness and ease of use for novices, textmode interface gives speed without sacrificing power (including speed of use when you learn key combinations). Besides, textmode interface makes possible the same interface on a variety of systems, including Unix.

Qt Jambi is a cross-platform, rich client application development framework for Java. The project includes a comprehensive class library and integrated development tools for high-end rich client application development.
To organizations developing high performance, cross-platform desktop applications with Java, Qt Jambi increases development efficiency, adds freedom and flexibility to Java development, and provides the assurances of a solid, mature framework.
Qt Jambi increases the efficiency of rich-client Java development, and speeds time to market. Through an intuitive, easy to learn API and integrated development tools, Qt Jambi enables rapid development of native, rich client applications.
- Shorten learning curves, speed development and ease maintenance through the intuitive Qt Jambi API
- Deliver more functionality, faster and with greater precision than what is possible with other Java tools
- Accelerate development through integrated tools like the Qt Designer visual layout builder
- Harness all the benefits of Qt from the Java programming language
Version restrictions:
- 30-Day Trial

PDFlib TET (Text Extraction Toolkit) is software for reliably extracting text information from any PDF file. It is available as a library/component and as a command-line tool. TET makes available the text contents of a PDF as Unicode strings or structured XML, plus detailed glyph and font information. With TET you can retrieve the corresponding Unicode values for text in a PDF document, as well as its position on the page.
In addition to low-level text retrieval TET contains advanced content analysis algorithms for determining word boundaries, removing redundant duplicate text (such as shadows and artificial bold). Using the auxiliary pCOS interface you can retrieve arbitrary objects from the PDF, such as metadata, hypertext, etc.
Fully functional evaluation versions of TET including documentation and samples are available from the TET download page for all supported platforms. Purchasing a license and applying the license key will fully enable the evaluation version for production deployment.
With PDFlib TET you can:
- extract text from PDF, e.g. to store it in a database
- implement a search engine for processing PDF
- convert the text content of PDF pages to XML for processing with other tools
- process PDFs based on their contents
Supported PDF Input
PDFlib TET supports all relevant flavors of PDF input:
- all PDF versions up to PDF 1.7 (Acrobat 8)
- all font and encoding types: base 14 fonts, TrueType, PostScript, OpenType, CID fonts
- encrypted PDF with 40- and 128-bit encryption (appropriate permission settings or password required)
Unicode
Although text in PDF is usually not encoded in Unicode, PDFlib TET will normalize the text from a PDF document to Unicode:
- TET converts all text contents to Unicode. In C the text will be returned in the UTF-8 or UTF-16 formats, and as native Unicode strings in all other language bindings.
- Ligatures and other multi-character glyphs will be decomposed into a sequence of their constituent Unicode characters.
- Vendor-specific Unicode assignments (Private Use Area, PUA) are identified, and mapped to characters in the common Unicode area if possible.
- Glyphs without appropriate Unicode mappings are identified as such, and are mapped to a configurable replacement character.
Full CJK Support
TET includes full support for extracting Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text. All predefined CJK CMaps (encodings) are recognized; horizontal and vertical writing modes are supported.
Content Analysis and Word Identification
TET can be used to retrieve low-level glyph information, but also includes advanced algorithms for content analysis:
- Detect word boundaries to retrieve words instead of characters.
- Recombine the parts of hyphenated words.
- Remove duplicate instances of text, e.g. shadow and artificial bold text.
- Recombine paragraphs into reading order.
- Reorder text which is scattered over the page.
- Reconstruct lines of text.
Geometry
TET provides precise metrics for the text, such as the position on the page, glyph widths, text direction. Specific areas on the page can be excluded or included in the text extraction, e.g. to ignore headers and footers or margins.
Version restrictions:
- Unlicensed versions support all features, but will only process PDF documents with up to 10 pages and 1 MB size. Evaluation versions of TET must not be used for production purposes, but only for evaluating the product. Using TET for production purposes requires a valid TET license.
Enhancements:
- repair mode for damaged PDF repairs damaged documents which were rejected by earlier versions of TET
- support for PDF 1.7, the file format of Acrobat 8
- support for AES-encrypted PDF (appropriate password required)
- TET command-line tool: extract the text based on article threads in the document
- updated pCOS interface (the same pCOS as in PDFlib 7)
- Perl language binding
- many new heuristics and workarounds
- Unicode mappings for more documents
- improvements in the Wordfinder
- various bug fixes
- TET Plugin for Acrobat as a free tool and TET technology demo

Paragon NTFS for Linux is a UNIQUE product designed to mount NTFS partitions under Linux operating systems as normal logical drives with appropriate drive letter. The full version mounts NTFS partitions for read and write operations; the demo version mounts NTFS partitions in read-only mode. the driver supports NTFS 1.2, NTFS 3.0 and NTFS 3.1. Free Read-only version is distributed as a driver module or bootable CD image. Mounted NTFS partitions are accepted as ?native? ? browse, create/delete folder or file, run applications and other usual functions are totally available.