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Addoc
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: Add files to the Documents tab.

A commandline tool to add files to your Documents tab. If your shell supports wildcards, they work as well, so you could add all the mp3 files in your current directory by running:

addoc *.mp3

Changelog: made an ipkg out of it.



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addr2pb
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: Convert csv files generated pilot-addresses to portabase csv files

Convert csv files generated by "pilot-addresses -a" to portabase csv format

More information on the pilot-link and pilot-addresses can be found here:

http://www.pilot-link.org/

More information on Portabase can be found here:

http://portabase.sourceforge.net/




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Advanced Easy Edit
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: An advanced version of Easy Edit for text editing in a terminal window.

Advanced Easy Edit is a great text editor while you are working in a termianl window to edit scripts, config files, or text documents.

I wanted a simple text editor that worked in either Qtopia or X11 so I could edit files on the fly. Advanced Easy Edit and Easy Edit are both excellent for this. AEE offers more features than EE but of course is larger in size.

AEE and EE are both stored in the same zip file since they are small archives.



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AdvancedFM
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: An advanced file manager

A file manager to replace the built in file manager. The two tab interface makes it simpler to move files around the file system. Requires libopie.

Installation for Sharp-ROM users:
Requires ipkg >0.99 for installation because of the new package format.
1) Download ipkg, libopie and opie-advancedfm from http://www.openzaurus.org/official/stable/feed/
2) Decompress ipkg (with ar) on your linux-box and extract the ipkg binary from data.tar.gz (with gzip and tar)
3) Copy the ipkg binary, libopie and opie-advancedfm to your Zaurus into /home/root.
4) Install opie-advancedfm and libopie from the console with the following commands:
#./ipkg -force-depends install libopie_0.9.1-20021030_arm.ipk
#./ipkg -force-depends install opie-advancedfm_0.9.1-20021030_arm.ipk
After that restart Qtopia to refresh the contents in the applications-tab.



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Alphaclock
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: A transparent clock for Qtopia

A transparent clock for Qtopia



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Applet Monitor Applet
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: An Applet for enabling/disabling Applets without reloading Qtopia

The AppletMonitor is a plugin applet which can enable and disable other applets in the taskbar. It has similar functionality to the AppletManager application but works from the taskbar and doesn't restart Qtopia to reflect the changes made.

This Applet has now been made part of the SubApplet Applet available at https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=104760&package_id=112700



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AppletManager
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: Facilitates the enabling/disabling of taskbar applets.

AppletManager is a program that facilitates the enabling/disabling of taskbar applets.


A common complaint among Zaurus users is that the taskbar applets (such as the clock, battery indicator, SD card and CF card icons, volume, various network icons) take up too much room, and it becomes difficult to switch among the running applications since their icons can't be displayed.


AppletManager solves this by temporarily hiding the files (by prepending a '.' to their name) that cause the applets to load when qpe/opie startup. It can also re-enable applets (by removing the '.').





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Aqpkg
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: Package Manager

At long last I've updated the package here. Loads of changes, bug fixes, features, etc. It now comes as standard if you use OpenZaurus but for those of you who use the Sharp ROM, you can use the latest version too.



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autossh
by Andre Beckedorf on 7/22/2006

About: autossh is a program to start a copy of ssh and monitor it, restarting it as necessary should it die or stop passing traffic.

Feed:
http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/packages/



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awk
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: The `awk' utility interprets a special-purpose programming language that makes it possible to handle simple data-reformatting jobs with just a few lines of code.

This is a port of the FSF version of gawk.
Online Manual is available at www.gnu.org/manual/gawk/index.html

Bug reports for `gawk' should be sent to the gawk bug report mailing list, bug-gawk@gnu.org.



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Backup And Restore
by Benjamin Meyer on 11/16/2004

About: Backup And Restore replacement aplication for the Zaurus

Well after loosing the source to my first backup and restore application I decided one day to re-write it with the new knoledge that I had gained. This is the result. This app will also be part of Opie.





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bash shell package manager
by Ghost on 11/16/2004

About: FreeBSD package system like shell script package manager

  • run with bash which is pre-installed in Z
  • no more package need to run
  • something like FreeBSD package system
  • can install package in RAM or SD or CF with symbolic link
  • can remove safely
  • can re-link if broken (for SD or CF installed package files)
  • can check for sanity of installed file
  • can repair broken symlink or loss file without re-install
  • can show package info
  • use temporary directory for unzipping package as you assigned
  • not GUI program. use in console only (currenlty, PyQt version is on the way)
  • NEED Qtopia restart for updating package install/modify/remove. (this is not convenient)
  • free to use/modify/redistribute




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    Berkeley YACC
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Parser generator

    This IPK provides byacc, which is needed to build some applications.

    From the byacc description: byacc is "Berkeley YACC", written by the same person who originally did
    "bison". byacc is smaller, simpler, and faster than bison; it also
    generates smaller and faster parsers than bison. It is the standard
    "yacc" distributed with BSD/386 and other Net-2 descendents as well as
    4.4BSD. Needless to say, it contains no AT&T/USL code. It is completely
    compatible with AT&T Yacc's documentation, though it does not neccessarily
    implement any UNdocumented features of AT&T Yacc.



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    Blanker
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Turns the screen on and off, while leaving the Z operational

    Turns the screen on and off, while leaving the Z operational.
    For version 0.3 the old dependencies are gone. Runs on it's own. Currently only tested on Qtopia, tKc.rom 1.0. See http://jt.d2olds.com/zaurus/ for more details.



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    bmon
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: bandwidth monitor

    bmon is an interface bandwidth monitor using the curses library. It's able to compute and draw three types of diagrams (overview, graphical, and detailed). The overview diagram is a list of all interfaces including the rx/tx rates of each interface. The graphical diagram is a bar graph in ASCII. All diagrams are continously updated.



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    BURP
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Zaurus version of a cross-platform file crypto utility

    Burp is a lean command-line file encryptor/decryptor. Full source is available along with the binaries for many (DOS, Windows, OS2, Mac OS X and Unix/Linux/BSD) platforms. It is particularly useful when protected data is moved between different computers. Encryption uses Blowfish, with full key length or hashed passphrase. Free, for either personal or commercial use. Requires terminal, but no installation: just copy the executable (from .../zaurus/burp URL below) to /usr/bin directory on Zaurus. For details see http://www.geodyssey.com/cryptography/burp.txt . For an example of use on Zaurus see http://www.geodyssey.com/cryptography/safezaurus.html





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    busybox 0.60.3
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Latest Busybox compiled for the Zaurus

    This is busybox built on the Zaurus with ZGCC. It has new features like color



    'ls -F' (see screenshot). It is the final 0.60.x release.
    This file contains only the 'busybox' binary and 'Busybox.html'.

    Download link added correctly (4/29/02)



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    Busybox 0.60.5
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Smallest version of Busybox with color ls support.

    Latest Busybox with color ls support. This is the smallest Busybox I know of for the Zaurus that has all functions present in the original Sharp Busybox.

    -- Added by DOM [binary1230 at yahoo.com] --
    NOTE - there is a trivial problem with the install script. In the file activate.busybox the first variable is called $BUSYBOX_DIR, it should be $BUSYBOX.
    -- Added by DOM [binary1230 at yahoo.com] --
    Again.
    Seems the install page with instructions is down, so I grabbed them out of the google cache from http://home.arcor.de/xavierxeon/apps/busybox.html and here they are:

    At first I thought I should replace the old busybox with the newer one.
    This didn't work, because the busybox is located in /bin which is part of the read-only cramfs of the Z.
    So the alternative is to install it somewhere and make links from the busybox to the commands (like ls) and include the location of the busybox and the links into your path (before /bin)

    In the meantime a newr busybox version (0.60.4) has been released so i did what Jim did. I compiled it on my zaurus.

    You can download the binary together with my install script here
    (the installation instructions are also included)

    This installation guide comes with absolutly no warranty.
    It is intended for advanced Linux users, so that if you do not know Linux well enough to certify that my proposed installation procedures will damagae your system wait for a ROM update.

    You may manage to mess up your system, so please read ALL of the scripts before executing/copying them. If you have no clue what they are doing do NOT execute/copy any of them !!!!!!!

    INSTALL BUSYBOX
    * copy the busbox binary to some directory (i choose /mnt/card/bin)
    * copy the activate.busybox file to the same directory
    * edit the BUSYBOX variable in activate.busybox to reflect your chosen directory
    * start the activate.busybox script

    MAKE NEW BUSYBOX DEFAULT IN QTOPIA
    * edit the BUSYBOX variable in the qpe.sh script to be your new busybox directory.
    * copy qpe.sh to /home/QtPalmtop/qpe.sh
    * These are the changes to /home/root/.profile

    #path to your busybox (edit accordingly)
    BUSYBOX=/mnt/card/bin
    ......
    PATH=$BUSYBOX:/root/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:$QPEDIR/bin

    OPTIONAL : MAKE NEW BUSYBOX DEFAULT FOR SSH (May also work for telnet)
    * edit the BUSYBOX variable in the profile script to be your new busybox directoy
    * copy profile to /home/root/.profile
    * do not forget the dot before profile !
    * These are the changes to /home/QtPalmtop/qpe.sh

    #path to your busybox (edit accordingly)
    BUSYBOX=/mnt/card/biny
    .....
    export PATH=$BUSYBOX:$QPEDIR/bin:$PATH

    OPTIONAL : HELP FILE
    copy the BusyBox.html file to any location you find suitable, so that you can look it up with your browser.



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    BuzConfig
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: Zaurus Sound Customizer

    Now you can customize the sounds that play through the Zaurus SL-5000D and SL-5500 internal speaker. You can change the tap, key-click and alarm sounds. The free version has 12 sounds. The Full version has 28 sounds, many have be custom built to allow best quality through the zaurus speaker. The full version also includes instructions on how to add your own sounds.



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    buzzme
    by Ghost on 11/16/2004

    About: buzzme can be found in kismet_3.0.1c-20031228_arm.ipk

    * broken link, download does not exist *

    Support program for Kismet Wireless LAN sniffer and example of Buzzer use on the Z.

    Support program for Kismet Wireless LAN sniffer.
    Buzzes the external speaker on the Zaurus when
    it finds a network or traffic.



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