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	1. CPU Load Calculator		linux

Supplied by: Helmut Daschnigrum <e-mail contact>

Retrieve the CPU load level under Linux

This class can be used to retrieve the CPU load level on a system running Linux.

The class retrieves the CPU load information from /proc/stat and returns the user, nice and system mode loads, the CPU load percentage, and the idle load percentage.

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Perfect (100.0%)`	`Good (82.1%)`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`Good (82.1%)`	`-`	`-`	`Sufficient (73.9%)`	79
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	2. PHP Cron Parser		linux

Supplied by: Nikol S <e-mail contact>

Parse cron tab files to retrieve job schedules

This class can be used to parse cron tab files to retrieve job schedules.

The idea is to provide an alternative solution for scheduling tasks when it is not to use the cron program usually available and Unix/Linux systems.

It accept the standard crontab format, including comma separated and range values.

It can calculate the next time a scheduled job is supposed to be run based on the given cron definitions.

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Perfect (100.0%)`	`Perfect (100.0%)`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`Sufficient (60.0%)`	`-`	`-`	`Sufficient (73.5%)`	92
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	3. Easy Calendar		linux

Supplied by: Rupom Razzaque <e-mail contact>

Display month calendars using the cal command

This is a simple class that can be used to display days of the calendar of a given month or year using the Linux/Unix cal command.

The class executes the cal command for a given month an formats the output within an HTML table.

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Good (91.7%)`	`Good (91.7%)`	`-`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`-`	`-`	`Sufficient (62.5%)`	630
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	4. PHP Serial		linux

Supplied by: Rémy Sanchez <e-mail contact>

Communicate with a serial port

This class can be used to communicate with a serial port under Linux or Windows.

It takes the path (like "/dev/ttyS0" for linux or "COM1" for windows) of serial device and checks whether it is valid before opening a connection to it.

Once the connection is opened, it can send data to the serial port, and read answers (reading is only implemented for linux).

The class may also change connection parameters for the given serial device.

==> /!\ WARNING /!\ : it's working with linux for r/w, but with windows i've only been able to make write working. If you're a windows user, try to access the serial port through network with serproxy instead.
The class have been reported to work fine with Mac OS X, but i've not tested it, so I've left the OS test in the sourcecode, but feel free to add macos in it.

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Sufficient (78.6%)`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`-`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (54.3%)`	1200
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	5. AtomicTime		linux

Supplied by: al dev <e-mail contact>

Gets very accurate time from NIST, accurate to 0.

Gets very accurate time from NIST, accurate to 0.01 seconds
Gets current date and time. You can run cron or scheduler to automatically
sync your computer's time with USA atomic clock. Runs on all OSes - unix, linux, Windows 95/98/ME/2000/NT

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Good (87.5%)`	`Sufficient (75.0%)`	`-`	`-`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (51.2%)`	1392
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	6. Login with Linux passwd or shadow		linux

Supplied by: Marcus Brasizza <e-mail contact>

Authenticate Linux users with passwd or shadow

This class can authenticate Linux/Unix users with passwd or shadow files.

It can check the system passwd or shadow files to verify if a given password crypt hash is correct for a given system user name.

The class can be used when executed by a system user with sudo permissions to access the system passwd or shadow files.

Ratings	Utility	Consistency	Documentation	Examples	Tests	Videos	Overall	Rank
All time:	`Sufficient (66.7%)`	`Good (83.3%)`	`-`	`Not sure (58.3%)`	`-`	`-`	`Not sure (47.5%)`	1642
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