The Standard Kernel - with limited tracing support enabled. This kernel
is suitable for deployment (adding minor performance overhead) when
additional monitoring is required.

The standard kernel - without any SUSE patches

The Linux Kernel designed to run on top of a virtual machine interface
layer (VMI).

The Linux kernel for Xen paravirtualization.

This kernel can be used both as the domain0 ("xen0") and as an
unprivileged ("xenU") kernel.

Mkinitrd creates file system images for use as initial RAM disk
(initrd) images. These RAM disk images are often used to preload the
block device modules (SCSI or RAID) needed to access the root file
system.

In other words, generic kernels can be built without drivers for any
SCSI adapters that load the SCSI driver as a module. Because the
kernel needs to read those modules, but in this case is not able to
address the SCSI adapter, an initial RAM disk is used. The initial RAM
disk is loaded by the operating system loader (normally LILO) and is
available to the kernel as soon as the RAM disk is loaded. The RAM
disk loads the proper SCSI adapter and allows the kernel to mount the
root file system.

Utilities for loading kernel modules. Included are 'insmod', 'lsmod',
'rmmod', 'depmod', and 'modprobe'. The configuration file
/etc/modprobe.* can be used to pass parameters to the modules. 'depmod'
should be used after compiling a new kernel to generate the dependency
information. 'insmod' does not use the dependency nor the options file.
Therefore, 'modprobe' is normally used to load a module.

In this software package, find a decoder for Nextview--an electronic TV
program guide for the analog domain (as opposed to the various digital
EPGs that come with most digital broadcasts). It allows you to decode
and browse TV program listings for most of the major networks in
Germany, Austria, France, and Switzerland.

Currently, Nextview EPG is transmitted by: * In Germany and Austria:
Kabel1, 3Sat, RTL-II, EuroNews (coverage: apx. 31 networks)

* In Switzerland: SF1, TSR1, TSI1, EuroNews, 3sat, Kabel1 (coverage:
apx. 37 networks)

* In France: Canal+, M6 (coverage: 8 networks)

* In Turkey: TRT-1 (coverage: 17 networks)

SWIG is a compiler that attempts to make it easy to integrate C, C++,
or Objective-C code with scripting languages including Perl, Tcl, and
Python. In a nutshell, you give it a bunch of ANSI C/C++ declarations
and it generates an interface between C and your favorite scripting
language. However, this is only scratching the surface of what SWIG
can do--some of its more advanced features include automatic
documentation generation, module and library management, extensive
customization options, and more.

This package includes some X Window System bitmap fonts for TV
applications: large fonts frequently used in on-screen displays,
teletext font, and more.

xawtv is an X Window System application for watching TV with your Linux
computer. It supports video4linux devices (for example bttv cards,
various USB webcams, and more). It uses the Athena widgets.

The xfsdump package contains xfsdump, xfsrestore, and a number of other
utilities for administering XFS file systems.

xfsdump examines files in a file system, determines which files need to
be backed up, and copies those files to a specified disk, tape, or
other storage medium. It uses XFS-specific directives for optimizing
the dump of an XFS file system and also knows how to backup XFS
extended attributes. Backups created with xfsdump are "endian safe"
and can thus be transferred between Linux machines of different
architectures and also between IRIX machines.

xfsrestore performs the inverse function of xfsdump. It can restore a
full backup of a file system. Subsequent incremental backups can then
be layered on top of the full backup. Single files and directory
subtrees may be restored from full or partial backups.

A set of commands to use the XFS file system, including mkfs.xfs.

XFS is a high performance journaling file system which originated on
the SGI IRIX platform. It is completely multithreaded. It can support
large files and large file systems, extended attributes, and variable
block sizes.It is extent based and makes extensive use of Btrees
(directories, extents, and free space) to aid both performance and
scalability.

Refer to the documentation at http://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/ for
complete details. This implementation is on-disk compatible with the
IRIX version of XFS.

With "video4linux" drivers only one application at a time can capture
VBI data. The 2nd generation "v4l2" API allows multiple clients to
open a device, but still only one client may read from the device. If
for example the Nxtvepg daemon runs in the background users will not be
able to start a Teletext application. The VBI proxy was developed as a
solution to this problem.

Bison is a parser generator similar to yacc(1).

This package contains files required by system software using the Data
Management API. (DMAPI). This is used to implement the interface
defined in the X/Open document: Systems Management: Data Storage
Management (XDSM) API dated February 1997. This interface is
implemented by the libdm library.

FLEX is a tool for generating scanners: programs that recognize lexical
patterns in text.

FLEX is a tool for generating scanners: programs which recognize
lexical patterns in text.

This package contains flex-2.5.4, it will be dropped when all packages
build with flex-2.5.31.

A window manager for the X Window System that can emulate the look of
Windows '95, OS/2 Warp 3, OS/2 Warp 4, and Motif and tries to take the
best features from those systems. IceWM features multiple workspaces,
opaque move and resize, a taskbar, a window list, mailbox status, and a
digital clock. It is fast and small.

This package contains a collection of themes for the popular IceWM
window manager. Most of them have been taken from the original 0.9.42
themes package. Others have been taken from http://icewm.themes.org.

Mkinitrd creates file system images for use as initial RAM disk
(initrd) images. These RAM disk images are often used to preload the
block device modules (SCSI or RAID) needed to access the root file
system.

In other words, generic kernels can be built without drivers for any
SCSI adapters that load the SCSI driver as a module. Because the
kernel needs to read those modules, but in this case is not able to
address the SCSI adapter, an initial RAM disk is used. The initial RAM
disk is loaded by the operating system loader (normally LILO) and is
available to the kernel as soon as the RAM disk is loaded. The RAM
disk loads the proper SCSI adapter and allows the kernel to mount the
root file system.

Utilities for loading kernel modules. Included are 'insmod', 'lsmod',
'rmmod', 'depmod', and 'modprobe'. The configuration file
/etc/modprobe.* can be used to pass parameters to the modules. 'depmod'
should be used after compiling a new kernel to generate the dependency
information. 'insmod' does not use the dependency nor the options file.
Therefore, 'modprobe' is normally used to load a module.

In this software package, find a decoder for Nextview--an electronic TV
program guide for the analog domain (as opposed to the various digital
EPGs that come with most digital broadcasts). It allows you to decode
and browse TV program listings for most of the major networks in
Germany, Austria, France, and Switzerland.

Currently, Nextview EPG is transmitted by: * In Germany and Austria:
Kabel1, 3Sat, RTL-II, EuroNews (coverage: apx. 31 networks)

* In Switzerland: SF1, TSR1, TSI1, EuroNews, 3sat, Kabel1 (coverage:
apx. 37 networks)

* In France: Canal+, M6 (coverage: 8 networks)

* In Turkey: TRT-1 (coverage: 17 networks)

SWIG is a compiler that attempts to make it easy to integrate C, C++,
or Objective-C code with scripting languages including Perl, Tcl, and
Python. In a nutshell, you give it a bunch of ANSI C/C++ declarations
and it generates an interface between C and your favorite scripting
language. However, this is only scratching the surface of what SWIG
can do--some of its more advanced features include automatic
documentation generation, module and library management, extensive
customization options, and more.

With "video4linux" drivers only one application at a time can capture
VBI data. The 2nd generation "v4l2" API allows multiple clients to
open a device, but still only one client may read from the device. If
for example the Nxtvepg daemon runs in the background users will not be
able to start a Teletext application. The VBI proxy was developed as a
solution to this problem.

Bison is a parser generator similar to yacc(1).