Software Map

Scam-protect is a milter which restricts the use
of your domain address in emails. Its aim is to
protect your users from phishing by rejecting mail
purporting to be from your domain.

cLog is a cross-platform C logging library. It is designed to log to
files and can also log to a callback function.

Simple network top (sntop) is a curses-based console utility in the spirit of top that polls network hosts at a regular interval to determine their connectivity and displays the results in a pretty format. Advanced features are supported, such as automatic HTML generation of results, secure terminal mode, execution of an external file on connectivity changes, a daemon mode, and user/system configure files.

ShoStats is a reimplementation of phpSysInfo in
Perl, useful for running from crontab and
outputting the stats to a PHP include file, which
can then be displayed on a hosting account. It is
modular and configurable, including modules to support both Linux, OpenBSD, and NetBSD, an output module for PHP include files, and transfer modules for output to stdout (which can be redirected or piped) and uploading to an FTP server.

xchat-songbird is a small script written in Perl to announce the current song playing on Songbird in xchat for Linux and Windows.

The General Purpose Hash Function Algorithm
library contains implementations for a series of
commonly used additive and rotative string hashing
algorithms in the C++ programming language.

The CRT X-Y Library (libcrtxy) allows you to write vector-based video games (like Asteroids, Lunar Lander, and Battlezone from the 1970s and 80s). The end-user (and/or packager of your software) determines how lines are rendered, depending on the capabilities of their system. This choice includes anti-aliasing, alpha blending, blurring, and even the display size and depth. Fixed-point math is used, and sine and cosine trigonometric functions (using look-up tables) are provided. The library is based on libSDL and uses SDL as the video backend.

Themus is a collection of theme utilities for
GNOME. You can manage your themes by going to
themes:/// in Nautilus, where they are displayed
and can be applied, installed, or deleted.

libppm is a lightweight P6-type (raw PPM) image
manipulation library than can handle both 24-bit
(standard) and 48-bit (extended) images. It is
designed with simplicity in mind, and runs on both
big-endian and little-endian machines.

xstatbar is a minimal system stats viewer for X11. It shows stats for CPU usage (with support for multi-core processors), memory usage, the number of processes, battery usage, volume, and time. It displays as a small, horizontal bar that integrates nicely with tiling window managers.

SONaFR is a small system based upon OpenBSD 4.1 and 5.1. Version 1.0 is a floppy version
with router, NAT, and firewall capabilities. No hard disk or CD-ROM is necessary. The system boots off a floppy, and all you have to do is to configure it. It also has transparent firewall and bandwidth control capabilities. Version 2.0 has two bootable USB images (OpenBSD 5.1); one has 120 MB, and the other one 1 GB. It has DHCP, Midnight Commander (a Norton Commander clone), and various basic system tools.

Beanie is a flexible, distributed accounting
system for medium-sized companies. It includes
back-end batch processing as well as a GTK GUI and
provides automated purchases, sales, and nominal
ledgers as well as automated invoicing (via
email). It also supports VAT and payroll.

Campagnol is a distributed IP-based VPN program
able to open new connections through NATs or
firewalls without any configuration. It uses UDP
for the transport layer, and utilizes tunneling
and encryption (with DTLS) and the UDP hole
punching NAT traversal technique. The established
connections are P2P.

Tecnoupman is a manager/monitor for the Powercomm and Tecnoware XP UPSes family.
Along with the software are detailed
instructions about the protocol used by the UPS.

Bonk is an audio compression program that can
operate in either lossy or lossless mode. In lossy
mode, it achieves around 14:1 compression while
remaining perceptually lossless; equivalent to
around 95 kbps for CD quality stereo. In lossless
mode, which allows exact recovery of the original
audio file, the compression ratio is typically
around 2:1. The compressed files are stored in a
new format based on speech compression techniques.
Compressed files can then be converted back to an
uncompressed format or played back in real time.