plptools lets Unix (mainly Linux) systems communicate with EPOC PDAs (such as the Psion Revo, Psion Series 5, and Geofox 1) via a serial or (on Linux) infra-red connection. The following tools are part of the package: plpftp, an FTP-like frontend with some extensions; plpfuse, a FUSE-based file system that mounts the EPOC device's file systems on the PC; sisinstall, a SIS package installer; and plpprintd, a print server for printing via a PC.
PSUtils is a collection of useful utilities for manipulating PostScript documents. Programs included are psnup (for placing out several logical pages on a single sheet of paper), psselect (for selecting pages from a document), pstops (for general imposition), psbook (for signature generation for booklet printing), and psresize (for adjusting page sizes).
For anyone who thinks the 2.3.24 release notes bear a suspicious resemblance to the 2.3.23 notes, I'm sorry, I used the wrong ones. The real notes are even less exciting: "a few tiny bug f...
Having tried Scribus several times over the years and always found it crash-prone, I have recently used it in earnest for the first time recently, and found 1.3.3.14 to be fine. The upcoming 1.4 se...
xslet project announcements on Freshmeat are confusing, because they are all titled "xslet" followed by the version number of the subproject, but it doesn't say obviously which subpro...
A few bits of feedback, since I imagine it's too late to sign up for a beta account: 1. If there's no screenshot, why not simply omit it, rather than have the "no screenshot" i...
Re: Where's the 2.2.16 tarball? Sorry about that, the release never got made, because my SF password expired, but I didn't notice the error message. You should now find it there.
Standards-compliant Java persistence via JDO/JPA/REST and RDBMS/db4o/Excel/LDAP.