the automatic algebraic manipulator. Mathomatic is self-testing
and strictly follows the rules of algebra.
Mathomatic is an interpreter that can:
Solve, simplify, and compare algebraic equations.
Combine simultaneous equations.
Perform basic calculus operations.
Generate the sensitivity formula for one or more variables in an equation.
Act like a double precision floating point programmable calculator.
Perform complex number and polynomial arithmetic.
Compute the Greatest Common Divisor of numbers or polynomials.
Generate "C" code from equations.
Graph functions of one variable and find asymptotes. (DOS version only)
xCHM is a CHM viewer for UNIX, based on Jed Wing's CHMLIB and written
with wxWindows. xCHM can view your files, show the contents tree if one
is available, print the current page, work with bookmarks and do the
usual history stunts. It allows you to change fonts and search for text
in all the pages of the archive, or in the pages' titles. What it can't
do is handle Javascript by the book.
Suggested by kdehl on IRC
CHMLIB is a library for dealing with Microsoft ITSS/CHM format files. Right
now, it is a very simple library, but sufficient for dealing with all of the
.chm files I've come across. Due to the fairly well-designed indexing built
into this particular file format, even a small library is able to gain
reasonably good performance indexing into ITSS archives. Since the last
version there have been major bugfixes, portability improvements, and minor
feature additions.
Suggested by kdehl on IRC
GL-117 is an action flight simulator for Linux/Unix and MSWindows. Enter
the Eagle Squadron and succeed in several challanging missions leading though
different landscapes. Five predefined levels of video quality and an amount
of viewing ranges let you perfectly adjust the game to the performance of your
system. Joystick, mouse, sound effects, music..
http://home.t-online.de/home/primetime./gl-117/
package (as say produced by programs such as AMaViS, Inflex and
Xamime). It can decode BASE64, Apple-double, UUENCODED, TNEF,
QuotedPrintable, nested and MS MHT attachments out of mailpacks.
libGringotts is a small, easy-to-use, thread-safe C library originally
developed for Gringotts; its purpose is to encapsulate data (generic: ASCII,
but also binary data) in an encrypted and compressed structure, to be written
in a file or used elseway. It makes use of strong encryption algorithms, to
ensure the data are as safe as possible, and allow the user to have the
complete control over all the algorithms used in the process.
For encryptions, libGringotts makes use of the MCrypt and MHash libs by Nikos
Mavroyanopoulos.
It closes my own PR pkg/19697.
Changes since alpha6:
alpha7:
# Lots of bug fixes and usability improvements
# Improved saving/restoring of sessions (via a session manager)
# Completely redone menu subsystem, with some cool features:
* Improved keyboard navigation
* Icons in client menus
* Window icons in the client list menu
* Real separators in menus (see default menu for example)
* Can parse multiple menu files. See the default rc3 for example
* New pipe-menus. Reads the output from a command to populate a menu.
* New default menu bullet
# All plugins have been removed. I consider it a failed experiment.
Other approaches may be attempted in the future, but for now they are
no more.
# Removed the theme option menu.frame.justify to allow for superior menu
layout, sizing, and appearance.
# Removed history placement. Another failed experiment. Intelligent window
placement is still on its way.
# Removed the <cyclingDialog> options. This is now done automatically
based on the key/mouse binding. When no modifier keys are used, no
dialog will be shown.
# Add the DesktopLast action
# Allow a handleWidth of 0 in themes, which hides the handle entirely.
alpha8:
# A new focusDelay option. When using "focus follows mouse", this option is a
time delay (specified in microseconds) to wait before focusing the window
beneath the mouse pointer. Useful for skipping across windows without messing
up your Alt-Tab focus order.
# A new menu.bullet.selected.imageColor option for themes.
# The rc3 file has been renamed to rc.xml. As well, the menu has been renamed
to menu.xml.
# A new color cache which reduces the amount of system resources used by
Openbox.
# Five themes chosen for distribution with 3.0:
* allegro - by Mel Boyce
* artwiz - by Youngjin Hahn
* blah41 - by Timothy King
* om4ob - by Mike Basco
* thebear - by David Barr
# A couple themerc syntax cleanups:
* window.focus.font -> window.label.focus.font
* window.unfocus.font -> window.label.unfocus.font
* window.justify -> window.label.justify
* menu.frame.* -> menu.items.*
* menu.hilite.* -> menu.selected.*
* *.picColor -> *.imageColor
# Flashing window decorations when a window sets its "Urgent" flag,
indicating it wants user input. (Not many apps use this yet, as not
many window managers/panels/etc do anything with it yet.)
# New included script 'themeupdate.py' which you can use to help update
themes to the new Openbox3 format. It can update themes that were made
to work with older alpha releases. It can also be used (with care) to
update older Openbox2, Blackbox, and Fluxbox themes to the new Openbox3
format. It will warn you of missing elements that are required to make a
good looking theme for Openbox3.
beta1:
# A new Reconfigure action! Now you can change your bindings, themes, menus,
and anything else, without having to restart. A reconfigure can also be
started by passing a SIGUSR2 to the Openbox process.
# Improved support for the startup notification protocol. It can now be used
to specify the desktop on which a window will appear.
Changes:
NEWS from gtranslator R 1.0 "Heat it!" (2003-09-03):
---------------------------------------------------
- Updated/conversion of documentation into the XML format and such.
- Compilation fixes for FreeBSD and the (p)make system (hence the removal of
more sophisticated, GNU make specific rules out of the Makefiles).
- Extended the language abilities in form of better display for some stuff
and more translations and language entries in the prefs dialog :-)
- Quite cool new good-looking and useful preferences dialog.
- Added statistics output about the learn buffer to the commandline options
of gtranslator so that you can determine how many entries are in the
learn buffer and such...
- Updated pozilla.sh to version 6.1 to now also work with the newer AC_INIT
macros in up-to-date configure.in files.
- Bug fixes for the man pages and also an updated new version of the docs.
- L10n works now also on the command line - see b.g.o #120454 for more info.
- Many, many practical bug fixed within dialogs handling, header parsing etc.
- Editing dialog for plural forms is also available now, colored messages
table is also back and the prefs page did get an addition.
- Removed rests of stuff for the messages table and made the options
regarding the table more useful and working again - colooorrs! ;-)
- Small fixes for some dialogs like the save as dialog to be working now.
- More HIG-awareness on the dialogs - thanks to the bug reports!
- Plural forms reading, saving works now, editing maybe in the next time ;-)
- Parsing, saving of all of todays' header parts is working now without any
major bug!
- Dialogs were rewritten to be all Gtk+ 2-alike and rightly ported.
- Header dialog rewrite and non-usage of deprecated Gtk+/Glib functions anymore
- More robustness and removal of some stuff.
- Fixage of many important bugs (<long Bug List with 15+ bugs>)
- New RPM spec file, new Debian build directories - daily CVS snapshots/Debian
are now also available.
- Removed etspec file.
- SuperDuperCowPowers!
I will import this to pkgsrc soon though ...
