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py2exe

py2exe is a Python Distutils extension which converts Python scripts into executable Windows programs, able to run without requiring a Python installation.

UPX

UPX (the Ultimate Packer for eXecutables) is a free, portable, extendable, high-performance executable packer for several different executable formats. It achieves an excellent compression ratio and offers very fast decompression. Your executables suffer no memory overhead or other drawbacks because ... [More] of in-place decompression. UPX aims to be Commercial Quality Freeware. [Less]

PAR

The Perl Archive (PAR) Toolkit helps create single-file bundles of Perl code, analogous to Java's JAR files. PAR can optionally create standalone executables that bundle the entire Perl interpreter to enable deployment to machines that lack Perl.

jsmooth

JSmooth is a Java Executable Wrapper. It creates native Windows launchers (standard .exe) for your java applications. It makes java deployment much smoother and user-friendly, as it is able to find any installed Java VM by itself. When no VM is available, the wrapper can automatically download ... [More] and install a suitable JVM, or simply display a message or redirect the user to a web site. JSmooth provides a variety of wrappers for your java application, each of them having their own behaviour: Choose your flavour! [Less]

Dexer

Dexer is an open source framework, written in C#, that reads and writes .DEX files (Dalvik Executable Format) used by the Android Open Source Project.

perl-compiler

Malcom Beattie's 3 perl compilers updated and fixed. It compiles to C or platform-compatible Bytecode. Releases are at http://search.cpan.org/dist/B-C/ Code via github.com/rurban/perl-compiler Mailinglist: http://groups.google.com/group/perl-compiler perl-compiler@googlegroups.com

sfs-technology

The new sfs technology solves software dependencies and installation problems. It consists of a unique file that can be mounted as a normal file-system with all really needed libraries and files of the specific program. When mounted the sfslauncher will start the application stored into it. The ... [More] procedure is completely transparent to the end user; Just double click on the "program.sfs" and sfslauncher will do the magic. Starting with version 1.0 we improved the integration: the operating system now knows the "sfs" file type as a native executable file. How does it work?(See the video, download link is at bottom of document) Well, the file "program.sfs" is a squashfs compressed file that can be used as a virtual file system. The .sfs file can be mounted by a daemon in a hidden directory (/.mounted/"SFSprocessID"). Once mounted the file, sfslauncher program will read the executable's name and all the parameters stored into the "parameters" file (a simple text file). Then the sfslauncher will read the description.id file and will execute the executable file. When the user will close the executable (the software into the package) sfslauncher call the daemon and send to him a command called "flush": the daemon will release the thread, unmount the .sfs file and delete the hidden directory. What is NOT contained in the sfs file ?The Desktop environment's libraries and other operating system's native libraries as for example KDE libraries, gtk+2, glib, libc6 and many more. What will contain the .sfs file ?The sfs file contains just the most necessary libraries to perform a correct software execution. These are what we think are the highlight of the SFS Technology:1--Ease of use; 2--Ease of software sharing; 3--The base configuration of the operating system remains unaltered; 4--It allows dynamic library linking; 5--It allows using different version of software; 6--The sfs technology preserve the environment: it work in USER MODE; 7--Operates also in 64 Bit environment; 8--Released under the GNU/GPL license; 9--A version for Linux Mobile (ARM processors) is under development 10-- Can run simultaneously max 256 sfs application!! This project is under develop at page http://code.google.com/p/sfs-technology/ UbuntuItalian forum discussion : http://forum.ubuntu-it.org/index.php?topic=283698.0 NEW VERSION 1.1.0.4 :--Automatically Dependency Handling: This new version allows handling dynamically some dependencies that could not be in a SFS package. If defined, sfslauncher will try to install this not founded dependency by a simple graphical user interface, showing a popup message! --This new version allows Nautilus to associate the icon contained into the SFS executable file to the correspondent SFS , having the same effect as the executables files do on Windows or Macintosh, where each has its own icon. --Make Portable Option: This new option allows you to save the configurations of applications in the same folder where resides the SFS executable file. This directory could be situated on a portable device (like a USB pen) or on a normal root's directory. This option is not enabled by default. --SFS Editor: an editor for the SFS Technology Executable files downloadable from (for i386 and amd64 architectures): http://code.google.com/p/sfs-technology/downloads/list --Some relevant bugs fixed Video that show the SFS Technology at work !: http://sfs-technology.googlecode.com/files/SFS_example_video.ogv Image of some SFS programs: SFS programs make links in the Main menu under Applications-->Other: SFS Settings : For more information about SFS Technology please contact me. This solution is very important to further increase the usability of Linux worldwide. Vincenzo Dentamaro vincenzodentamaro@hotmail.com SFS Technology developer. Technology published under Ubuntu Brainstorm : InstallationSee installation wiki in the wiki page! LicenseThis software is GPL v3 compatible Frequently Asked QuestionsCan two SFS executables share their resources? The sfs packages contains only some libraries not provided in a standard Ubuntu installation, for example in a SFS package there will never be gtk+ libraries or system libraries, but only those libraries which that particular program needs to run properly and the library that are not in a normal Linux installation. Furthermore the static and dynamic linking between libraries is guaranteed, because the SFS load the GUI libraries and other important libraries from the standards shared directories (/usr/lib/ for example), rather less common libraries are loaded from the library directory contained in the SFS package, SFS also allow a system for the Dynamic Library Linking, I try to explain with an example how it works: I take 2 programs (programA.sfs and programB.sfs) both containing the same library called libraryX1.so. If the libraryX1.so is contained in the package programA.sfs when we launch the programA.sfs it will be loaded into memory, when we run the prgamB.sfs it will first seek the libraryX1.so into the mounted directory of programmA.sfs and if found this searched library, then do not load back into memory the same library, but will focus on the library already present in RAM, thus saving time of loading and space RAM. So in conclusion, unlike other technologies SFS Technology provides an interaction and a dynamic link between the libraries, does not contain standard libraries already present in a common installation of Ubuntu, is not a replacement for apt, it began as an aid to making using the software easier on Linux. The motto of Ubuntu is "LINUX for Human Beings"; well I think that the SFS Technology is a solution very close to the "Human Beings". Thanks toNicole Monique Angelynn Marquez for the site correction. HackToLive for have noticed bugs and for suggestions provided. [Less]

Formula Conquerer

Formula Conquerer is a math calculator like no other, formula conquerer will do your homework for you! Just enter in your problem and it will show you step by step how to do the problem and will show you the answer! each formula is in whats called a module, modules are really just pieces of code ... [More] , which are made to solve some sort of problem or aid in problem solving. [Less]

spectacular

What is Spectacular?Spectacular is an Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD) / Behavior Driven Development (BDD) tool that aggregates several different types of testing frameworks into 1, and it also introduces the idea of Executable Use Cases (EUC) - if you have to write use cases, you might as ... [More] well make them Not Suck (tm). The idea is that a Business Analyst (BA), Quality Assurance engineer (QA), or Developer can write a spec in any way they feel comfortable with, including diagrams and business rules if necessary. They can write tests in the form of Executable Use Cases, BDD-style tests (Gherkin/Given-When-Then scenarios), and/or FIT-style tests all within the same document. The tool will run through the document, "detect" test cases, execute them, and print out the results in th [Less]

sfstechnology

The new sfs technology solves software dependencies and installation problems. It consists of a unique file that can be mounted as a normal file-system with all libraries and files needed by the specific program. When mounted the sfslauncher will start the application stored into it. The procedure ... [More] is completely transparent to the end user; Just double click on the "program.sfs" and sfslauncher will do the magic. Starting with version 0.3 we improved the integration: the operating system now knows the "sfs" file type as a native executable file. How does it work? Well, the file "program.sfs" is a zlib(squashfs) compressed file that can be used as a filesystem. The .sfs file is a squashfs file that can be mounted in an hidden directory (/.mounted/"softwarename"). Once mounted the file, sfslauncher program will read the executable's name and all the parameters stored into the "parameters" file (a simple text file). Then the sfslauncher will read the description.id file and will execute the executable file. When the user will close the executable(the software into the package) sfslauncher will go with "flush" procedure: it will release the thread, unmount the .sfs file and delete the hidden directory. What is NOT contained in the sfs file ? The Desktop environment's libraries and other operating system's native libraries as for example KDE libraries, gtk+2, glib, libc6 and many more. What will contain the .sfs file ? The sfs file contains just the most necessary libraries to perform a correct software execution. Limit of the SFS Technology (at present): 1) sfs file name must not contain spaces : "real player.sfs" is bad! "real_player.sfs" or "realplay.sfs" is OK! (Problem partially solved from the version 0.3.0.3.) 2) The file name to pass at the sfs executable will not contain wildcards characters or special character as "'" "/" "()" "[]" "{}" and others... As all other file in Unix. 3) The file name to pass at the sfs executable will not exceed 255 characters. As all other file in Unix. 4) You cannot launch two instances of the same program. You cannot mount the same file twice on the same directory. If you need it, just make a copy of the sfs file witha different name 5) No more than 256 sfs files can be mounted at the same time ! competing technologies can handle max 7 software simultaniously These are what we think are the highlight of the SFS Technology: 1--ease of use; 2--ease of software sharing; 3--the base configuration of the operating systemn remains unaltered; 4--It allows dynamic library linking; 5--you can use different version of a software; 6--The sfs technology preserve the environment: it emulate to work in user mode; 7--Operates also in 64 Bit environment; 8--released under the GNU/GPL license; [Less]