Package: abuse
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Doug Geiger <runexe@ntplx.net>
version: 1.10-4
depends: aout-svgalib | X11R6
filename: contrib/binary/abuse_1.10-4.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/abuse.deb
size: 2127306
md5sum: a33ebf1d1ae13a2804784cde35dd3733
description: The demo of the Linux version of Crack dot Com's Abuse action game.
Abuse is an SVGAlib and X11R6 action game from Crack dot Com.
The Ants have taken over the world, and the Resistance is depending on
you, lone armor-clad hero to destroy the Ants, and free humanity.
Requires a mouse. Binary only.
architecture: i386
Package: compress-package
priority: extra
section: contrib
maintainer: Yves Arrouye <arrouye@debian.org>
version: 1.3-1
filename: contrib/binary/compress-package_1.3-1.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/cmprpckg.deb
size: 13576
md5sum: 561c5b77f451346bf436fb6727a0e9f6
description: fileset to build Debian compress packages
This package contains some files that automatize the task of building
Debian packages containing the BSD compress(1) command.
.
Please note that the usual compress implementation uses an algorithm
that is patented by Unisys and that use of such a compress may be
subject to authorization from Unisys.
architecture: all
Package: ddd-dmotif
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Robert Leslie <rob@mars.org>
version: 1.4d-2
depends: libc5, ncurses3.0, elf-x11r6lib
recommends: gdb (>=4.13)
conflicts: ddd
provides: ddd
filename: contrib/binary/ddd-dmotif_1.4d-2.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/ddd-dmtf.deb
size: 644602
md5sum: ba330533c71e6e98f0f94f9f00fd23bf
description: The Data Display Debugger, a graphical UI for GDB.
The Data Display Debugger (DDD) is a comfortable graphical
user interface to the GDB debugger. Besides "usual"
features such as viewing source texts and breakpoints, DDD
provides a *graphical data display*, where data structures
are displayed as graphs. A simple mouse click dereferences
pointers or reveals structure contents. Complex data
structures can be explored incrementally and interactively,
using automatic layout if preferred. Each time the program
stops, the data display reflects the current variable
values. Using DDD, you can reason about your application by
viewing its data, not just by viewing it execute lines of
source code.
.
Other DDD features include: debugging of programs written
in C, C++, Ada, Fortran, Pascal, or Modula-2; machine-level
debugging; hypertext source navigation and lookup; GDB/DBX
command-line interface with full editing, history, and
completion capabilities; breakpoint, backtrace, and history
editors; optional program execution in terminal emulator
window; debugging on remote host; on-line manual;
interactive help on the OSF/Motif user interface. DDD has
been designed to compete with well-known commercial
debuggers.
.
This package contains a DDD binary dynamically linked
against Motif 2.0; it requires that you own a copy of the
Motif shared libraries.
architecture: i386
source: ddd
Package: ddd-smotif
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Robert Leslie <rob@mars.org>
version: 1.4d-2
depends: libc5, ncurses3.0, elf-x11r6lib
recommends: gdb (>=4.13)
conflicts: ddd
provides: ddd
filename: contrib/binary/ddd-smotif_1.4d-2.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/ddd-smtf.deb
size: 1178162
md5sum: 4194f143bfadb627c5546b06de96cfb0
description: The Data Display Debugger, a graphical UI for GDB.
The Data Display Debugger (DDD) is a comfortable graphical
user interface to the GDB debugger. Besides "usual"
features such as viewing source texts and breakpoints, DDD
provides a *graphical data display*, where data structures
are displayed as graphs. A simple mouse click dereferences
pointers or reveals structure contents. Complex data
structures can be explored incrementally and interactively,
using automatic layout if preferred. Each time the program
stops, the data display reflects the current variable
values. Using DDD, you can reason about your application by
viewing its data, not just by viewing it execute lines of
source code.
.
Other DDD features include: debugging of programs written
in C, C++, Ada, Fortran, Pascal, or Modula-2; machine-level
debugging; hypertext source navigation and lookup; GDB/DBX
command-line interface with full editing, history, and
completion capabilities; breakpoint, backtrace, and history
editors; optional program execution in terminal emulator
window; debugging on remote host; on-line manual;
interactive help on the OSF/Motif user interface. DDD has
been designed to compete with well-known commercial
debuggers.
.
This package contains a DDD binary statically linked
against Motif 2.0.
architecture: i386
source: ddd
Package: ferret
priority: extra
section: contrib
maintainer: Brian White <bcwhite@verisim.com>
version: 1.1-eval-1
depends: libc5, perl (>=5.003), perl (<<5.004), libgdbm1, libg++27
filename: contrib/binary/ferret_1.1-eval-1.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/ferret.deb
size: 142074
md5sum: 78aff9c5e813760c750e7fbce85ef61f
description: A small to medium sized search engine with a Perl interface
Ferret is intended for indexing a collection of documents containing
thousands of files and tens to hundreds of megabytes worth of data.
Originally intended for indexing small to medium sized web-sites, the
actual engine is general enough to be used for any type of text.
.
The query mechanism is very fast and includes a nifty front-end for
the World-Wide-Web. Three different web interfaces are available
to support everyone from the novice to advanced user. Multiple output
formats are also available.
.
Ferret supports many advanced search abilities including: boolean
operators, phrase matching, proximity, and word expansion.
.
Ferret is a commercial product that is free for educational or non-profit
organizations. For more information, send email to ferret-info@verisim.com,
phone +1-613-224-7547, fax +1-613-224-7542, or visit http://www.verisim.com/
.
*** This evaluation version is completely free until November 26th, 1996! ***
architecture: i386
Package: gimp-dmotif
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Rob Browning <osiris@cs.utexas.edu>
version: 0.54.1-3
depends: X11R6, libc5
recommends: xpm4.7, libjpeg6a, libpng1, libtiff3
conflicts: gimp
provides: gimp
filename: contrib/binary/gimp-dmotif_0.54.1-3.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/gimpdmtf.deb
size: 312394
md5sum: 5f44145af0d043d379fb9f9105bba4d4
description: The GIMP (General Image Manipulation Program) dynamically linked.
The GIMP is designed to provide an intuitive graphical interface to a
variety of image editing operations.
.
The GIMP's functionality includes:
.
Support for 8, 15, 16, & 24 bit displays
Ordered and Floyd-Steinberg Dithering for 8 bit
RGB, Grayscale, & Indexed color modes
Multiple views of same image to ease complex tasks
Fast zooming and panning on images
Full suite of selection tools - (rectangle, ellipse, freehand,
fuzzy, bezier, intelligent)
Transform tools - (rotate, scale, shear, flip)
Crop, color picker, bucket-fill, blend, & text tools
Paint tools - (paintbrush, airbrush, clone, blur, sharpen, convolve)
Full set of brush masks and support for arbitrary brushes
File format support - (jpg, tif, gif, png, xpm)
Numerous effects filters - (blur, edge detect, pixelize, ...)
Channel operations - (add, composite, blend, ...)
.
A good deal of the GIMP's functionality is invested in external
modules, called plug-ins. These independent programs are called from
the GIMP to run as separate processes and carry out essential tasks
such as loading and saving images, running effects filters, combining
multiple images with channel operations, and communicating with other
programs (such as scanning software, ray tracers, other image
manipulation packages, etc). Programmers are invited/urged to add
new functionality by creating new plug-ins.
.
GIMP requires Motif. This package is dynamically linked against Motif
for people who have Motif installed on their system.
architecture: i386
source: gimp
Package: gimp-smotif
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Rob Browning <osiris@cs.utexas.edu>
version: 0.54.1-3
depends: X11R6, libc5
recommends: xpm4.7, libjpeg6a, libpng1, libtiff3
conflicts: gimp
provides: gimp
filename: contrib/binary/gimp-smotif_0.54.1-3.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/gimpsmtf.deb
size: 845352
md5sum: a3f47ba52740d10ae6fafb2207870a7d
description: The GIMP (General Image Manipulation Program) statically linked.
The GIMP is designed to provide an intuitive graphical interface to a
variety of image editing operations.
.
The GIMP's functionality includes:
.
Support for 8, 15, 16, & 24 bit displays
Ordered and Floyd-Steinberg Dithering for 8 bit
RGB, Grayscale, & Indexed color modes
Multiple views of same image to ease complex tasks
Fast zooming and panning on images
Full suite of selection tools - (rectangle, ellipse, freehand,
fuzzy, bezier, intelligent)
Transform tools - (rotate, scale, shear, flip)
Crop, color picker, bucket-fill, blend, & text tools
Paint tools - (paintbrush, airbrush, clone, blur, sharpen, convolve)
Full set of brush masks and support for arbitrary brushes
File format support - (jpg, tif, gif, png, xpm)
Numerous effects filters - (blur, edge detect, pixelize, ...)
Channel operations - (add, composite, blend, ...)
.
A good deal of the GIMP's functionality is invested in external
modules, called plug-ins. These independent programs are called from
the GIMP to run as separate processes and carry out essential tasks
such as loading and saving images, running effects filters, combining
multiple images with channel operations, and communicating with other
programs (such as scanning software, ray tracers, other image
manipulation packages, etc). Programmers are invited/urged to add
new functionality by creating new plug-ins.
.
GIMP requires Motif. This package is statically linked against Motif
for people who don't have Motif installed on their system.
architecture: i386
source: gimp
Package: koules
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Klee Dienes <klee@debian.org>
version: 1.2-2
depends: libc5, elf-x11r6lib
filename: contrib/binary/koules_1.2-2.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/koules.deb
size: 215460
md5sum: ea86a6f260b8de1ee32b23e4a13851da
description: Space action game for X11.
A somewhat abstract space action game for X11 with sound.
Supports multiplayer deathmatch and cooperative play.
.
See <URL:http://www.paru.cas.cz/~hubicka/koules> for more
information.
architecture: i386
installed-size: 10
Package: logwrites
priority: extra
section: contrib
maintainer: Heiko Schlittermann <heiko@lotte.sax.de>
version: 1.1-1
depends: libc5
filename: contrib/binary/logwrites_1.1-1.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/logwrite.deb
size: 8912
md5sum: 600eca8dc46f83c6c53164fd9a735ed8
description: Library for intercepting, logging and saving file
modifications as they are being done.
.
This is useful for tracking changes to files while installing
software packages.
architecture: i386
Package: lyx
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Michael Meskes <meskes@debian.org>
version: 0.10.6-2
depends: elf-x11r6lib, libc5 (>= 5.2.18), elf-x11r6lib, xpm4.7, libg++27, xforms
recommends: latex, dvipsk
filename: contrib/binary/lyx_0.10.6-2.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/lyx.deb
size: 415130
md5sum: f5b677056fc039dba1d60654044a994b
description: High Level Word Processeor (BETA version)
LyX is an almost WYSIWYG-frontend for LaTeX that runs under X-Windows. It
makes the power and typesetting quality of LaTeX available for people who
are used to word processors. Since LyX supports the LaTeX-concept of
general mark-ups, it is even easier and faster to create beautiful
documents with it than with usual word processors. It is also possible to
use LaTeX-commands within LyX, so nothing of LaTeX's power is lost.
.
Note, that LyX is still under development. It may still have some bugs. But
it is already very usable.
architecture: i386
installed-size: 1505
Package: netscape
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Brian White <bcwhite@pobox.com>
version: 3.0-1
depends: X11R6, xpm4.7, motifnls
recommends: mime-support
provides: www-browser
filename: contrib/binary/netscape_3.0-1.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/netscape.deb
size: 3472
md5sum: 453d1b7a9d9be1c5065cf999bc1d080c
description: Popular World-Wide-Web browser software (installer)
Netscape (pronounced "Mozilla") is a graphical World-Wide-Web browser
with many features. It supports advanced features of HTML and new
technologies such as "Java" from Sun Microsystems.
.
Netscape Communications Corporation does not allow redistribution of
their software. Therefore, this package requires the user to fetch
the netscape archive seperately and place it in the directory pointed
to by the TMPDIR environment variable (or /tmp if TMPDIR not defined)
before attempting to install this package. You can get the linux
packages via anonymous ftp from "ftp[1-9].netscape.com".
.
Do NOT try to install any version of Netscape other than 3.0 with
this package!
.
Netscape Communications Corporation does not support the Linux release
in the slightest, even for paying customers. It has been made available
purely as a courtesy, so please do not send them questions about Linux.
.
This installer package has been placed in the public domain!
architecture: i386
Package: npasswd-boulder
priority: extra
section: contrib
maintainer: Chris Fearnley <cjf@netaxs.com>
version: 1.2.2-2
depends: libc5
conflicts: npasswd_boulder
filename: contrib/binary/npasswd-boulder_1.2.2-2.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/npssbldr.deb
size: 938044
md5sum: 162784a36c172669d0abc7199afd7c88
description: npasswd - a replacement passwd (for better site security)
npasswd changes or installs a login password for username (your own
by default). Only the super-user can change another users' password.
.
When changing a password, npasswd prompts for the old password
and then for the new one. The new password must be typed twice to
forestall mistakes. The new password is checked for reasonableness.
.
This is npasswd-boulder + cracklib 5. I needed it because one of
my clients had 50% of his Debian users' passwds cracked by crack.
Some have argued that npasswd + cracklib offers as much (or more)
security than shadow passwd. I'm not a security guru, but it's better
than the default passwd under Debian for multi-user systems.
architecture: i386
replaces: npasswd_boulder
Package: xforms
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Heiko Schlittermann <heiko@lotte.sax.de>
version: 0.81-3
depends: libc5 (>= 5.2.18)
filename: contrib/binary/xforms_0.81-3.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/xforms.deb
size: 160162
md5sum: 8af858db84bac8efaef1da56546abd02
description: GUI Toolkit for X Window Systems
Forms Library is a graphical user interface toolkit based on Xlib
for X Window Systems. It comes with a rich set of objects such as
buttons, browsers, sliders and menus integrated into an elegant
event/object callback execution model that allows fast and easy
construction of X applications. The library consists of a flexible
set of C-routines that can be used in C and C++ programs.
architecture: i386
installed-size: 378
Package: xforms-dev
priority: optional
section: contrib
maintainer: Heiko Schlittermann <heiko@lotte.sax.de>
version: 0.81-3
depends: elf-x11r6lib, libc5 (>= 5.2.18), xforms (>=0.81-1)
filename: contrib/binary/xforms-dev_0.81-3.deb
msdos-filename: contrib/msdos-i386/xformdev.deb
size: 688176
md5sum: a31ab0f5abf9bebe488d18f57132c2d3
description: GUI Toolkit for X Window Systems
Forms Library is a graphical user interface toolkit based on Xlib
for X Window Systems. It comes with a rich set of objects such as
buttons, browsers, sliders and menus integrated into an elegant
event/object callback execution model that allows fast and easy
construction of X applications. The library consists of a flexible
set of C-routines that can be used in C and C++ programs.
.
Bundled with the library is also a Form designer, fdesign, which
can be used to build interaction forms in a WYSIWYG (what you see
is what you get) way and to generate the corresponding C code for
you. 50+ demos in source code are distributed with the library.
architecture: i386
installed-size: 1329
source: xforms