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BGW - Brave Gnu World |
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BGW is a web site dedicated to learning about linux. It also houses some of the other projects I've worked on. |
GPeriodic |
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GPeriodic is a periodic table application that I wrote to help learn Gtk+. |
Perl |
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There are some generic scripts available in my scripts area. Help yourself. Wed Oct 28 11:51:42 EST 1998 - multi_tree.pm has changed into Tree::MultiNode, and is now going to be avilable from CPAN. Please see my area of CPAN for all further updates, and current versions. |
CGI.java |
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Wed Mar 24 21:50:40 EST 1999 - This is an early attempt at creating a CGI.pm equivalent in/for Java. |
CVS Browser |
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Thu Oct 22 08:10:37 EDT 1998 - This will grow into a CGI interface to local CVS archives, allowing you to use your web browser to poke around in a CVS archive. It's just started, and the only thin that's available is a cvs tree of the current sources. I'd love colaboration on this, so if you're interested in helping, download the code, and drop me an email. |
GNU Appointment and Scheduling Program |
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Gasp? First off, I just want to say that we need a better name. If you can come up wtih one, email me. The point here is that we [we being the open source/free software community] need an Outlook/Exchange killer. We need some kind of integrated, group enabled calendaring and scheduling application. Something that handels email, meetings, and dependency checking. Gasp has it's own area, please referr to it for up to date information. |
Net Sccs |
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Net Sccs is a HTTP/CGI wrapper on top of RCS to allow access to an RCS archive across a network. The client utilities are written in Java, though it should be possible to write clients in any language. You can get the source from here. |
Tcp Server |
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Tcp Server is a generic tcp based server process. It can handle multiple client connections, and simplifies the process of writing the processes that handle the communications with the clients. It also can handle multiple types of clients -- see the documentation for a better description. The source is available at this link. |
O'Lib |
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This is my personal c++ library. See the source archive for a description of the code, and documentation. Some documentation is now available on line at this link. O'Lib is available at this link. |
Misc |
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Miscelenaous stuff that's not part of a major project. There is no warranty either expressed, or implied for any of these utilities. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK! This includes (but is not limited to):
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