21 projects tagged "Linux"
Updated 10 Apr 2013
Dirt
| Pop | 107.68 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.77 |
Dirt is a multi-platform IRC proxy that adds FiSH-compatible chat encryption (including DH1080 key exchanges) to any IRC client. It can be used as a SOCKS proxy or as a simple bouncer. For security reasons, only localhost connections are allowed.
Updated 02 Mar 2013
EZDM (ezdungeonmaster)
| Pop | 48.89 |
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| Vit | 9.13 |
EZDM (ezdungeonmaster) is a simple set of tools for dungeon managers, targeting AD&D 2nd edition rules. It's not an RPG game, but some helper tools for people DM-ing real games, and is designed not to get in the way of roleplay and storytelling, but simply help do the math during encounters and leveling. Dice rolling can be done by the computer, or the tools can be set for manual dice, in which case you simply enter the results of the roll. All game data, charts, and character sheets are stored in JSON format. The EZDM kit defaults to using a simple dialog-based GUI which requires easygui, but a console interface is also available.
Updated 24 Feb 2013
URL Shortening
| Pop | 32.83 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 9.40 |
URL Shortening is an application to shorten your long URLs. It includes multilingual support (i18n).
Updated 22 Apr 2013
CodeQuery
| Pop | 251.28 |
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| Vit | 4.19 |
CodeQuery is a tool for indexing and then querying or searching C, C++, Java, and Python source code. It builds upon the databases of cscope and ctags, which are processed by the cqmakedb tool to generate a CodeQuery database file. This can be viewed and queried with a GUI tool. The features include auto-completion of search terms and visualization of function call graphs and class inheritance. The following queries can be made: Symbol, Function or macro, Class or struct, Functions calling this function, Functions called by this function, Class which owns this member or method, Members and methods of this class, Parent of this class (inheritance), Children of this class (inheritance), Files including this file, and Full path for file.
Updated 12 Feb 2013
AJAPH
| Pop | 24.52 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 10.00 |
AJAPH is an object that can send AJAX requests and process the responses. It supports HTTP GET or POST requests, and synchronous or asynchronous requests with optional parameters. It can set a given page element to an image while waiting for the response. Request responses can be handled as HTML, XML, JSON, or text.
Updated 07 May 2013
LibGit2Sharp
| Pop | 83.75 |
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| Vit | 3.53 |
LibGit2Sharp brings all the might and speed of libgit2, a native Git implementation, to the managed world of .Net and Mono.
Updated 13 Dec 2012
QR Code Generator PHP Class
| Pop | 32.76 |
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| Vit | 13.06 |
QR Code Generator allows you to easily generate a simple QR code using vCard and the Google Chart API.
Updated 09 Mar 2013
Phoebetria
| Pop | 80.80 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 5.09 |
Phoebetria lets you take control of your BitFenix Recon fan controller on more operating systems than the official software. It offers all of the same features as the official software, with the exception of remote access, and has been tested on Windows, Linux, and OS X.
Updated 28 Jul 2012
ganglia-activemq
| Pop | 33.05 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.42 |
ganglia-activemq monitors ActiveMQ queue sizes with Ganglia.
Updated 05 Jul 2012
SecQua
| Pop | 20.02 |
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| Vit | 17.96 |
SecQua is a tool that quantifies the security of a given Information System, using a novel security metric. It tries to provide a deterministic, unbiased, objective, and efficient measurement. The approach is vulnerability driven and uses the National Vulnerability Database. A security metric must answer questions such as "How secure am I?", "Am I better compared to my last checkpoint/year?", "Am I spending the right amount of money for security?", "How do I compare to my peers?", and "What risk transfer options do I have?". SecQua can state that a system is now 60.2% secure, when last month it was 46.5%. Moreover, it tries to depict how vulnerability patterns expose the information system over time.
