Software Map

Jebi allows users to record AM or FM radio, TV, or
other audio content to an MP3 stream and to
publish this stream automatically as a podcast
channel via RSS. The result is a Tivo-like
capability for radio. Tuner cards are supported.

XSH (the XML Editing Shell) is a very powerful
command-line shell designed to allow easy
navigation and manipulation of XML documents. XSH
may be used either interactively or for off-line
XML processing (like bash). XPath can be used to
select parts of an XML document to be listed or
processed. The system shell and Perl are also
accessible from XSH in a very natural way. XSH
itself is written in Perl using the XML::LibXML
bindings of the libxml2 library.

Viewglob is a filesystem visualization add-on for Bash and Zsh. It tracks the command line and environment of any number of interactive shells (local and remote). A graphical display follows the currently active terminal, listing the contents of directories relevant to its shell and highlighting file selections and potential name completions dynamically.

ggiterm is a software terminal emulator like
xterm. However instead of X, it uses the GGI
system for its rendering, which allows it to be
displayed on anything from a framebuffer to
multi-screens across networked hosts (including
ordinary X sessions). It features multiple font
formats, anti-aliasing, vt100 compatibility, and full internationalization.

ramlog acts as a system daemon that maintains log
files in memory instead of hard disk while the
system is running. On startup, it creates a
ramdisk, copies files from /var/log into the
ramdisk, and mounts the ramdisk as /var/log. All
logs after that will be updated on the ramdisk.
When shutting down or restarting the service, it
saves log files back to hard disk. This service
drastically reduces the frequency of hard disk
usage, which can be useful when the system runs on
battery or uses flash memory instead of a hard
disk.

rrs is a reverse (connecting) remote shell.
Instead of listening, it will connect out to rrs
in listen mode. The listener will accept the
connection and receive a shell from the remote
host. rrs features full pseudo-TTY support, full
OpenSSL support (client/server authentication and
choice of cipher suites), Twofish encryption, a
simple XOR cipher, plain-text sessions, peer-side
session snooping, a daemon option, and
reconnection features. It is known to compile and
run under Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, and QNX.

FSGuide is a Norton Commander clone used by many hosting firms and individuals for advanced file management through the Web. It features user management (password protection, and access control), advanced file selection dialogs, a multiple file uploader (which can also run any application after uploading), a text viewer, a binary file viewer, a source highlighting viewer, an internal text and binary editor, language support, and much more.

Gnetworktester is an application that helps users
in testing the quality of a network connection and
in sending complaints on that to the network
provider. A procedure of testing takes three
steps: choosing the network nodes; automatic
pinging of those nodes to collect statistics on
packet losses, delays, and overall quality; and
automatic report writing.

Bixtep is a command line application for organizing notes in a flexible and customizable way in the Bash shell. Its uses span from quick note taking to managing excerpts, sources, and any other type of textual content. All data is stored in an XML file.

The Distribulator is an SSH-based command
execution and file transfer utility that includes
support for batch, console, and shell integration
modes, multiple server environments, and full
audit logs.

Squirrel Shell is a cross-platform alternative to system shells like bash in *nix and cmd.exe (command.com) in Microsoft Windows. It is based on a powerful scripting language, "Squirrel".

Build Gear is a lightweight build tool for building embedded firmware. Its primary focus is to make it easy to create and maintain fully-customized embedded firmware. This is reflected in a straightforward commandline interface and support for easy-to-understand build files. The secondary focus is build performance and build integrity. Build Gear is easy to use and well-suited for rapid prototyping and product development of GNU/Linux firmware to be deployed in small-to-medium-sized embedded systems.

A.M.I.C.U.S. (Automatic Multimedia Installation
Configuration Utility System) helps users quickly
and easily install and configure MythTV on
generic PC hardware. It uses the Debian
Netinst CD to install GNU/Linux and just the required packages to allow a functional MythTV on low end hardware.