It's called Lottery Analyzer Expert QL: it can be downloaded at http://tcesoftware.webs.com., follow the link to Linux Downloads.

It's free. My main versions are Windows, but I have both a 32 bit and 64 bit version for Linux developed in Qt 5.3.1. I hope the link I posted is OK. It's a free application, though not open source (because of the nature of the subject).

It does various analyses on the Powerball and Mega Millions lottery games. I developed the programs out of curiosity of how to do it, and offering them for free for all the very useful free software I've used over the years. Again, I hope posting the link is OK. I just want someone to try my program and see if they can replicate the problem in any environment.

Just double click on either Lottery_32 (32 bit) or Lottery_64 (64 bit) in the folder created by downloading and unzipping the tar.gz. Then choose one of the analyze buttons or "drawn" buttons after entering the number of draws to sort. If it runs correctly data will fill the text boxes for the game chosen to sort the totals of. The problem will show if the text boxes are empty except for the last row.