14942 projects tagged "Linux"
Shohei is a multi-language, multi-function, multi-server, multi-user, multi-context, multi-media Web-based mail client, news client, calendar, and note server. Users can be in any number of domains on any number of servers. Web-based administration with different admins for different domains. Features include an online calendar, notes, users' personal Web pages, a news client, and is MIME aware.
sii_printpbm allows you to print PBM files to the Seiko Instruments thermal label printer (SII SLP1100) from a UNIX box. This printer is also sold as the EZ30 Smart Label Printer. You can use ghostscript to render a postscript file to a PBM file and send it to the sii_printpbm installed as a print filter to lpd. This was first seen in action at the Atlanta Linux Showcase in 1998. The program is to be used in conjunction with a print filter that converts an image into a PBM file before sending it to the printer.
The Seattle Firewall is an ipchains firewall that supports IP masquerading and can be used on a standalone system, on a dedicated firewall system, or on a multi-use gateway/server. It supports VPN via IPIP tunnels, IPSec, and PPTP. It is easily configurable by editing configuration files, and can be extended without modifying the base product. It also includes realtime monitoring with an audible alarm that sounds when suspect packets are detected.
ScrudgeWare is a 100% GPL (or other freely licensed) GNU/Linux distro designed to build a simple ("bare bones") system on which the user can add any software they choose. As part of the basic framework, a system will be devised to allow users to share their customizations (or custom distros).
This Samsung ML-85G printer driver can print at the full resolution of 600x600 dpi, and at the maximum speed (about two times faster than the driver supplied by the manufacturer under Windows). It needs Ghostscript to convert your PostScript files into PBM images, piping the output directly to the driver. The driver runs in user space, but calls iopl(), so it should be set suid root to execute transparently.
Rpm2tar is a utility for converting the contents of a binary RPM package into a gzipped tar archive. Rpm2tar attempts to preserve file ownership, groups, and permissions as they are stored in the RPM package. Rpm2tar handles files only; it does not handle pre- or post-install scripts, triggers, '%config' tags, or any other fancy features of RPM.