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This port is the Python wrapper of cconv (chinese/cconv). cconv (pronunciation: see-conv) is an iconv-based Simplified-Traditional Chinese conversion tool. It is NOT only a transcoding program, but also a TRANSLATE tool between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. We stand on the shoulders of giants. cconv source code is based on iconv, an excellent program which converts text from one encoding to another. Features: - iconv-like usage. - language-level Simplified-Traditional Chinese conversion. - idioms can be translated.

The comservd program provides a facility to access network terminal server serial ports, such as those available on Xyplex terminal server models, via /dev device file entries. This allows programs such as tip(1) to access devices connected to the terminal server serial ports. Additionally, comservd can serve up local serial ports to remote systems, effectively turning the system running comservd into a terminal server with respect to its own local serial ports.

Geodetic computer for amateur radio use. Converts Lat / Lon to Maidenhead Grid Square and reverse Computes range in kilometers and great circle bearing between QTH and remote site specified by Lat/Lon or Maidenhead Grid Square Computes range in kilometers and great circle bearing between QTH and a site selected from a database list for all known callsign prefixes and their geographic position. Geographic position is by major city.

The Ham Radio Control Libraries, Hamlib for short, is a development effort to provide a consistent interface for programmers wanting to incorporate radio control in their programs. Hamlib will allow authors of software logging programs, digital communications programs, or those wanting to develop the ultimate radio control software to concentrate on the user interface and the basic function of the program rather than radio control.

libirman is a library for accessing the IRMAN hardware from Linux and other Unix systems. Currently the package is mainly for advanced users and developers; this does not mean that less experienced users will not be able to use it, but that there are not a lot of applications for libirman at the moment, and that if you run into problems you may have difficulty fixing things.

This package provides an abstracted interface to the Cisco UCS Manager XML API and Cisco UCS Management Information Model. The Cisco UCS Manager (UCSM) is an embedded software agent providing access to the hardware and configuration management features of attached Cisco UCS hardware. The Management Information Model for the UCSM is organised into a structured heirachy of both physical and virtual objects. Accessing objects within the heirachy is done through a number of high level calls to heirachy search and traversal methods

What's Pyla Project? Pyla wants to be a new Hylafax client entirely written using the Python interpreter. What can I do with Pyla? With Pyla you can basically send and manage faxes. It actually mimics WHFC in its interface so if you like WHFC, you'll probably feel comfortable with Pyla too. Why should I use Pyla? There're a lot of Hylafax clients out there, Pyla's main advantage is probably its platform independence.

The tits command is a server process which provides telnet(1) access to one or more tty ports as specified in config-file (or /etc/tits.conf if no configuration file is specified on the command line). Any number of telnet(1) clients may connect to a single tits port. Each client will see exactly the same output as well as being able to send keystrokes simultaneously.

A fully automatic Morse code teaching machine. Teaches you to receive Morse code. It starts with a few letters and adds more when it sees that you are ready. The program won't teach you to send code. It runs in X Window. Built with the Fast Light ToolKit(fltk) and the Simple Directmedia Layer(SDL). It need to be compiled on X Window term for the reason fluid(fltk) need to.

Convert::Bencode_XS exists for a couple of reasons, first of all performance. Especially bdecode() is between 10 and 200 times faster than Convert::Bencode version (depending on file): the great speed increase is in part due to the iterative algorithm used. bencode() is written in C for better performance, but it still uses a recursive algorithm. It manages to be around 3 to 5 times faster than Convert::Bencode version. Check out the "extras" directory in this distribution for benchmarks.