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The Denexa Scoreboard line is one of the oldest products put forth by me; Versions 1 and 2 date from the time that I went by the trade name Scott Nazelrod Systems. Scoreboard keeps track of scores for multiple players, and they can be modified with one command.
I will attempt to find the legacy versions of the program and place them here eventually. Until then, you can use the command line edition of the latest version.
Scoreboard 3 requires nothing but a capable shell on either Windows or Linux to run. The archive includes the source code which will allow you to modify the program or compile your own binary.
The binary included in the Linux tarball was compiled under Ubuntu Linux 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog) with the G++ compiler. If this binary doesn't work for you (chances are it won't if you're not running Ubuntu), try building your own version by invoking the compiler from the command line using g++ scoreboard.cpp -o scoreboard . You can then run the program using ./scoreboard .
Download the program now. These are archives containing a Linux binary, the source code and the denexa.h library file. This should be all you need to start using the program.