programming
Here are some of my programming projects. Note: all code written by myself and
published on this page are, unless otherwise specified, licensed under the GNU
General Public License (GPL) as
published by the Free Software Foundation, either version
2 or (at your option) any later version. (Any of my code that says it is
licensed under only version 2 of the GPL is actually licensed under version 2
or later.) For any other type of distribution, please contact me, and we can
work something out.
- Debian stuff
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some Debian-related stuff
- Jabber
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some Jabber/XMPP-related stuff
- GNUstep
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some GNUstep-related stuff
- emacs stuff
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various configuration and elisp hacks that I use
- LaTeX stuff
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some LaTeX tips
- AlsaPlayer LIRC interface
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control AlsaPlayer with a remote control
- sets
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(deprecated) a C++ class for integer sets. This class is mostly
superseded by the STL bitset class. One could write a largely trivial wrapper
around bitset and get the functionality of my Sets class. Therefore, it is no
longer being developed. However, it may still have educational value, so I’m
still making it available. I hereby release all code and documentation related
to this project into the public domain.
- Shaded Buttons
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(deprecated) an old OS/2 project to create a replacement to the
standard buttons. This is here only for the sake of completeness. I have not
touched this project since 1997, and probably will never touch it. Links may
not work. Information may be incorrect. I hereby release all code and
documentation related to this project into the public domain. Have fun.
This page was made from only the finest electrons.
Last updated November 29, 2007.
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