VP7 Topics   Gnome Flow   Gnome Field   The VP7 Way Kool Project   G.U.R.B.E.R   DOS-Folmer   X-Folmer   Why OpenSource? Gtk+/Gdk and Friends   Gtk+ Web Site   Gtk+ FAQ   Gtk+ Tutorial   Gtk+/GDK/GLib Ref. Manuals   GNOME Web Site   GNOME News   GNOME Developer's Site   GNOME Docs: [Guides] [API] [FAQ]   The GIMP Web Site   GIMP Docs   gimp.rulez.org Scientific   ROOT   EPICS   Gnuplot [X Front End]   SampLin [Alt. Site]   ISS User's Guide   Shuttle User's Guide Electronics   gEDA (schematics...)   PCB Design   Linux Lab Project   GNUPIC (Microchip)   ViPEC (HF networks)   XOscope   Digital Simulator   Hardware Control Ham Radio   Predict   LiNRADiO (aka. WiNRADiO)   Hamlib   CW Keyer   [LogConv] [HamLog]   Twlog [RoverLog] Freshmeat [an error occurred while processing this directive] Service Not Available   More meat here . . . IceWalkers [an error occurred while processing this directive] Service Not Available   More Ice here . . . Linux Kernel   Stable: 2.4   Devel : 2.5 Organizations   linux.org   Open Source   Free Software Foundation Misc   SourceForge News   Geek Dating Flowchart Contact   [Software]   [Webmaster] This page contains some information about software written by us, VP7. Our main fields of interest are physics and electronics, which is why most of the links are related to those subjects. On the left you will find links to Open Source software written by others which we use in our daily development. The software listed below (except DOS-Folmer) is written for Linux and is released under the GPL which means that we do not commit ourselves to give any support related to them. We will, however, try to answer any questions that may arise using or compiling them. Please read the individual disclaimers and copyright notices attached to each entry before suing us! Category: X11/Scientific Last modified: March 8th, 2001 Stable version: 0.9.12 Devel. version: 0.9.13 Requires: gnome-libs, gnomeui-lib, gdk-pixbuf Additional: gnome-print Gnome Flow is a program written to calculate and visualize simple steady state fluid flows. It uses the relaxation method, and can calculate flows past symmetric objects. Steady state means, that it calculates the flow at a given time, and that the physical parameters are constant in time. Category: X11/Scientific Last modified: February 7th, 2001 Stable version: 0.0.1 Requires: gnome-libs, gnomeui-lib, gdk-pixbuf Gnome Field will calculate the size of the electric field vector in a custom electrostatic charge distribution. The results are in arbitrary units and can not be used for quantitative science yet. But the colors are nice. Category: X11/Scientific/Fun Last modified: April 27th, 2001 Stable version: 0.4.5 Requires: Gtk+ The VP7 Way Kool Project is the first official software by VP7. It is designed to simulate a laboratory experiment where the half life of radioactive nuclei can be measured using a Geiger-Müller detector and a counter. The counter is also able to show the activities of the nuclei and the user has the possibility to put various shields between the radioactive source and the counter. The program is still under development but is functional and stable. Category: X11/Fun Last modified: February 4th, 2000 Stable version: Geration I Requires: Gtk+ and coffee GURBER is a program that does not do anything usefull at all, on the contrary, it seems to confuse people a lot. Nevertheless, GURBER has its own fanclub now. GURBER's history is very unusual and weird. If you have a sense of humor and you want an unforgetable experience, try GURBER!   Category: X11/Fun Last modified: August 9th, 2000 Stable version: 0.2.5 Requires: Gtk+ X Folmer is a GUI version of DOS FOLMER for the Linux (Unix) platform. Some nice functions are included in version 0.2.5. Category: DOS/Fun Last modified: Too long ago Stable version: 1.1 Requires: VGA DOS Folmer is a nonsense program, just like GURBER,which has some potential to keep the user entertained for some time. DOS FOLMER was written in C and will work on most MS-DOS like platforms. We strongly recommend you running this program when you are suffering from insomnia, headache or serious acne.