Software Map

Alizarin Tetris is a Tetris-like game with a twist for Unix, Win32, and BeOS systems. It includes multi-player support, user-extensible color, shape, and sound styles, can use TCP/IP networking, and features a few different AI opponents.

HPL is a software package that solves a (random)
dense linear system in double precision (64-bit)
arithmetic on distributed-memory computers. It
can thus be regarded as a portable implementation
of the High Performance Computing Linpack Benchmark.

The Invisionix Roaming System Remote (IRSR) is a
new metasystem which provides its users with a
personal PC capability that operates in a
distributed WAN environment. The metasystem is
built with PHP, Javascript, and MySQL. The IRSR is
a personal, general purpose, and modular mobile PC
system, built by integrating existing Open Source
components.

FXL Template an easy to use template engine
offering all the basic features of a template
system. It supports simple text/array assignments,
blocks, and nested blocks. Well-used regular
expressions and the simple template syntax are
responsible for quick template processing. The
template markup is quite easy to learn, even for
those not into programming. A Memcache extension
for high traffic pages is freely available.

phpStyleSheetViewer allows you to preview
CSS style sheets and see a sample of how
every element will appear on your site. This
allows Web front-ends to be built faster and
more efficiently. Style sheets can be entered
into a text box, or uploaded from your local
system, or retrieved from a URL.

Remote Methode Call is a project to enable calls to methods in remote C++ classes. The transport is implemented as a library, and is free from dealing with the internal RMC stuff, so any C/C++ programmer is able to write a transport for his own purpose. RMC(2) currently has a sockets transport library as reference implementation. It is developed on Linux, and supports Linux on iX86 and PPC. RMC should also work on BeOS. Testers and developers are welcome to the project.

Njam is a full-featured cross-platform Pacman-like
game that uses the SDL library. It features single and
multiplayer modes (local or network), duel games
where players compete against each other to get
more points, cooperative games where players
cooperate to finish as many levels as they can, and
great music and sound effects. It includes
customizable level skin, many different levels, and an
integrated level editor.

G-Kermit is a Unix program for transferring files with the Kermit protocol. It only supports bare-bones file transfer, to be used on the remote end of the connection.