I don't give any guarantee for usefulness and reliability.
Downloading and using any of the applications is totally at your own
risk.
If you do however have any comments, suggestions or found any
bugs, don't hesitate to contact me by clicking on the email
address in the page footer.
GnuPG for RISC OS |
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| GnuPG for RISC OS has its own homepage! |
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Bogofilter |
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| Bogofilter is a Bayesian Spam filter. It's
similar to Jan-Jaap van der Geer's SpamStamp, but
in my opinion, Bogofilter classifies better
(SpamStamp however is faster). The original
Bogofilter homepage is at http://bogofilter.sourceforge.net/. |
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LAME |
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OpenLDAP |
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| This is (part of) the OpenLDAP library compiled
for RISC OS. You'll need it if you want to
compile programs which say that they'll need the
OpenLDAP library. If you want to compile OpenLDAP on
your own, you'll need GNU regex below as
well. |
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GNU regex |
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| This is the GNU regular expression library.
You'll need it if you want to compile the
OpenLDAP library for yourself. If you're looking
for a RISC OS RegEx module, look in the Modules Section. |
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Info-ZIP |
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| Version: |
Zip 2.3, UnZip 5.5 |
| 32-bit ready: |
yes |
| I used to provide the command line tools Zip and
UnZip from the Info-ZIP suite, but Andrew Wingate now
hosts more up-to-date versions. So just visit
his
site and get the lastest versions from
there. |
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zipcracker |
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| This is a program that can brute-force-attack
encrypted zipfiles. So, if you've lost a password
to one of your zip files, this is may be of some help
to you. Sadly, his oritinal home page with the source
code is not online any more. |
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unrar |
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| This command line utility lets you extract and
test archives packed with the RAR 3.x archiver (and
older). Source code is available somewhere from
https://www.rarlab.com/
in non-RISC OS form. Anyone wanting my few
modifications may drop me an email. |
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unrar |
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| This command line utility lets you extract and
test archives packed with the RAR 2.x archiver (and
older). Source code is available somewhere from
https://www.rarlab.com/
in non-RISC OS form. Anyone wanting my few
modifications may drop me an email. |
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socket |
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| This is a small program that implements access to
TCP sockets in both server and client mode. You can
pipe things into sockets and read from them. Since
26-Dec-2001 it is compiled with gcc 2.95.4 and linked
against the included UnixLib, which means that it
should work with PPP connections as well without
crashing your machine. |
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greed |
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| This small program lets you download files from
the net. HTTP and FTP fetches are supported. It can
resume aborted downloads and import GetRight fetch
scripts. But it is very basic and even some of the
options don't work. You have been warned! |
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Crafty |
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| Crafty is a very strong chess engine.
I've ported it to RISC OS as a command line chess
program. It is quite fast as well. |
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GNU Go |
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| This is just a very basic port of GNU Go. GNU Go
plays the game of Go (what did you expect?).
Currently there's no graphical frontend but just
the ASCII client present. Please drop me an email by
clicking on the email address in the page footer if
you're interested in further development of this
basic port. GNU Go's home page is at http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/gnugo.html
if you want to take a look. |
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rinetd |
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| rinetd redirects TCP connections from one IP
address and port to another. It is a single process
server which handles any number of connections
specified in a configuration file. It uses
non-blocking I/O and can therefore handle a large
number of connections without a severe impact on the
machine. |
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junkbuster |
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| junkbuster filters out annoying advertising
banners when browsing the web. It has very
sophisticated configuration files so you can tweak it
to exactly behave as you want (default configuration
files are supplied). Please note that I already had a
later version here for download, but this didn't
work properly. Until I can fix this, here's the
older, but working version. |
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junkbuster beta source |
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| Version: |
2.0.2-8-sb1 |
| Updated: |
21-Nov-2000 |
| 32-bit ready: |
no |
| Download: |
Source
(82K) / Signature |
| This is the source for the later version which
doesn't work stable. If you want to experiment
and fix it, feel free to do so. |
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jpeg2ps |
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| jpeg2ps wraps JPEG files into EPS files so that
you can use JPEG files in (La)TeX documents. |
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figlet |
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| With figlet you can generate ASCII banners. There
are different fonts included. |
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Analog |
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| This is a program that converts textual web
server log files (like those Apache creates) into
nice looking, graphical statistics you can spend
hours looking at. ;-) |
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dict |
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| dict is a client for the Dictionary Server
Protocol (DICT), a TCP transaction based
query/response protocol that provides access to
dictionary definitions from a set of natural language
dictionary databases. You may want to have a look at
http://dict.org/ as well. |
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HSC |
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| Version: |
based on 0.917 |
| 32-bit ready: |
yes |
| I have compiled HSC (HTML Sucks Completely) for
32-bit readiness. Drop me an email by clicking on the
email address in the page footer if you are
interested. |
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HTML Tidy |
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| I have compiled HTML Tidy for 32-bit readiness.
Two versions are available, one based on http://tidy.sourceforge.net/ and
using Unix style filenames and the other based on
Justin Fletcher's original port (which is now
unavailable from his site) but recompiled, using RISC
OS style filenames and throwback support. Drop me an
email by clicking on the email address in the page
footer if you are interested. |
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tdb |
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| Trivial DB is a database with a similar interface
to GDBM. It's the database used internally in
Samba. Source code is included. |
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sdbm |
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| SDBM is a database with a similar interface to
NDBM. It's the database used internally in
Apache. Source code is included. |
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qdbm |
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| QDBM is a database with a similar interface to
NDBM and GDBM. It has several APIs and is lots faster
than the above two. Source code is included as are
managing and test programs. The original home page is
at https://fallabs.com/qdbm/index.html. |
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