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Ibackup is a python program performing an "intelligent" backup of a Linux system on CD-ROMs. The backup is intelligent because it omits all files that can be restored from
the RPMs on the installation (and additional) CD-ROMs. This reduces the time (and
GrumpfZotz-Linux provides developers with a special Linux with ALL developer tools they can hink of. It should also fit on a single CD-ROM and it is optimized and re-compiled after installation.
Program for editing table of content (TOC) compatible with the utility "cdrdao" for writing CD-Audio at once (DAO).
You can add and play your tracks from sound files and set text informations with an intuitive graphical interface.
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CDKeeper is an application that facilitates the organization of CD collections. In it's present form, it is intended for Data cd collections, but plans are in the making for organizing audio cds as well.
Cdred is a Linux driver and two programs that enables *any* CD player software (xfreecd,gtcd,etc.) to use audio CDs inserted in other computer. In other words: you can listen an audio cd in a Linux box that doesn't have that cd inserted.
Multimedia Player, CD-Audio MP3
with support of CDDB ID3 tag,
IR remote and LCD display. We now use mysql with LiMpOo 2.0 to manage MP3 list. A php frontend could be used to manage catalog, playlist and configuration.
To keep track of various stuff here at home.
Like books, records (CD, LP), video/DVD etc. There isn't a web based database that I've found that is free that keeps track of all this.
yacdbak is intended to facilitate backups to multiple CD-recordables or CD-rewritables on Linux systems. It uses GNU tar and Jörg Schilling´s cdrecord.
The idea of this project is to create a bootable CD, something like SuSE live eval which can be used to boot any PC (or Mac, hopefully) on a Network and log it onto a cluster. Any help is welcome!
mmusic is a powerful perl frontend for PostgreSQL, which allows
you to handle your complete music collection, consisting of
songs, which are stored on records, CDs, CD ROMs, video and audio tapes.
MP3::Daemon is a daemon written in Perl that possesses mpg123 and makes it do your bidding. It comes with a client called mp3 that works a lot like the CD player cdcd. `perl -MCPAN -e 'install MP3::Daemon'`
A complete cd recording environment written in Gtk with optional Gnome Support. supports TAO and DAO recording using cdrecord&cdrdao, free file selection using a comfortable built-in filemanager or optionally any gtk draganddrop compatible external progr
An mp3 organizer that interfaces with XMMS. The core goal is to make a digital music library as enjoyable and accessible as a traditional album, not just an enormous play list of isolated sound-bytes
MP3-Database is a tool to organize your MP3 collection. If you insert a CD with MP3 files in your CDROM drive, MP3DB can read all ID3 tags of the MP3 files. With this information MP3DB creates a database which can be searched for a specific song, artist,
The MCT Player is an advanced media player which takes advantage of the IP Multicast Internet.
The player merges several layered streams and applies error correction techniques to provide the end user a high quality experience.
This is an attempt to make BSD utils (commands like ls, cd, etc.) build nicely on Linux machines. Hopefully, this will work sometime before the next millenium =)