Open Source Python Software for FreeBSD - Page 5

Neo Ports Manager aims to be a feature rich solution for package management on FreeBSD. It is intended both as a convenience to new users and as a powerful tool to system administrators. I call it 'Neo' or NPM for short, and intend it be both a CLI and

This is a tool I wrote a couple of years back in python. Requires python 2.x pexpect to run. It'll run via a webpage(cgi) and will issue commands to netscreen firewalls and display the results to the user(s). Much like a standard looking glass type application. Email me for questions/issues.

OPEW is a powerful, complete, independent and extensible open source distribution stack for GNU/Linux based OS. Its goal is to provide a rich, portable, ready-to-run development environment focused on modern and robust programming languages in order to satisfy the common needs for a software development. OPEW includes the latest stable version of PHP, Ruby, Perl, Node.js, Go, Python and Lua, providing a powerful multi-language development enviroment. It's also given a full stack of open source DBMS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQLite3 and Redis). Git (SCM) is included as well with some tools for code versioning and review. OPEW is fully binary independent compiled stack and fully portable In the future OPEW aims to be extensible using addons then can be installed in the same stack improving itself. Currently OPEW is still an experimental beta version.

OGSS uses Python and libgmail to allow you to control your computer via SMS.

Open Source Application Server Appliance based on Open Source GlassFish

This is a web application firewall suite

PGP Individual UID Signer makes signing all the UIDs on all of the keys at a PGP Keysigning party much simpler. It prompts for verification fingerprints, and then signs each UID on each key separately and PGP/Mime encrypt-emails them to their recipient. NOTE: Developement now happens at GitHub: http://github.com/jaymzh/pius

A Python/GTK simulation of the Theremin musical instrument.

Pamafren is a simple GNOME-based generic package manager front end. It provides convenient UI for the 'search-filter-install/remove' cycle. Currently pamafren supports Debian's apt+dpkg and FreeBSD's native package manager.

Panda3D is a powerful 3-D rendering engine for many Unix-based and Windows platforms. See the Panda3D home page at https://www.panda3d.org for more information and for forums and downloads. The source code is no longer hosted at SourceForge, but is now available from GitHub: https://github.com/panda3d/panda3d

Using PimSched, you can study vocabulary the easy way: while doing something else(e.g. playing a simple game like tetris, or while walking or biking). PimSched has espeak/mbrola read out words from a wordlist(vocabulary/translation seperated by '='), and then schedules the words according to the Pimsleur approach(5 seconds, 25 seconds, 2 minutes, 10 minutes). The output is a .mp3 file with everything you need to study. You can find a sample PimSched lesson here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/pimsched/files/sample.mp3/download

PootyPedia is a tool to track the hardware in use by a software project. Its client software finds the hardware and reports it, while the server software tracks the reports and keeps them organized in a database.

PortscanGeoinfo is a plugin for the powerful Prelude correlation engine. This plugin correlates alerts from Snort NIDS and OSSEC HIDS sensors regarding portscans. Geographical information (GeoIP) is included in the correlated alert.

This package will allow people to check, change, update the license of their projects. It will conform to all new licenses available.

Projek Munsyi is a project to provide localization (L10N) for the Bahasa Melayu (Malay language) (ms) especially for the GNU software. The goal of this project is to become the hub for the Malay language team at Translation Project.

A simple and powerful interface for Tightvnc Server, written in python and developed with glade.

PyCarge is a cross-platform opensource console style RPG engine written in Python. It has a built-in character and map editor. RPGMaker-like macros ~and~ full scripting cabilities are included. Allows custom character and tileset sizes.

Fidonet-Internet echo messages gateway.

Pymprovisator is a program for jazz musicians. Jazz music is based on improvisation and this program is intended to help musicians to improvise. The user sets the song parameters and the program generates a MIDI file with an adequate accompaniment.

Pysox is an open-source library for the development of isometric, 3D games (RTS and TBS chiefly). It will be scriptable in either Python or Lua. It is written in Objective-C using GNUstep, OpenGL, and SDL.

Python library parser for the Windows NT/2k/XP/Vista registry file format.

Ppygvoc is a vocabulary trainer, written in python (uses pygtk2 - gtk2). This is now inactive, because I use pauker for that. Its also on sourceforge.

Working as a courier-mta frontend, QUICA can make a quick and friendly to use mail server. Tasks like creating accounts and forwards can be done easily. QUICA manages domains separately , allowing the delegation of each domain to different people.

RASP uses structure-based chemical shift predictions to solve the backbone resonance assignment problem in protein NMR spectroscopy. This enables rapid determination of highly accurate assignments on the basis of minimal experimental datasets, even for spectroscopically challenging proteins. RASP takes as input spin systems assembled on the basis of an arbitrary set of conventional triple-resonance NMR experiments. Uniquely, RASP is capable of extensive assignments even in the abscence of Cbeta chemical shift information: over a test set of 154 proteins RASP assigns 88 % of residues with an accuracy of 99.7 %, using only information available from HNCO and HNCA spectra. RASP is described here: MacRaild and Norton (2014) RASP: Rapid and robust backbone chemical shift assignments from protein structure. J Biomol NMR doi:10.1007/s10858-014-9813-7

This project has been moved to https://github.com/bgpsecurity/rpstir. However, the mailing lists are still hosted here.