Over time, I had all kinds of computers and my fun with them.
These days, I mostly write software and consider it
very important to be free.
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Computing
Over time, I had all kinds of computers and my fun with them.
These days, I mostly write software and consider it
very important to be free.
Banner - print large banner
Bas - BASIC interpreter
Clkwt100 - read the time from a WT100 DCF77 time signal receiver
Dehtml - remove HTML constructs from a document
Deroff - remove roff constructs from a document
GNU style and diction - analyse readability and point out poor wording
Eftpd - Elrond FTP daemon
Fe - a folding editor
Floppy User Guide - all you never wanted to know about floppy disks
Pbmadd - additional PBM tools (icotoppm, pgmclouds, pgmfract, pgmmountains, rgbpalettetoppm)
Setterm - tweak your terminal settings
Teapot - a spread sheet for Unix (now maintained by someone else)
Ww - a small wiki engine
Keep - Keep files and directories for backup purposes
Do you remember the Sun IPC/IPX/classic workstation line? They were
real nice machines. I took one into the 21st century by
exchanging its mainboard against a mini-ITX board.
ECB used to be one of the leading bus standards for microcomputers.
I always wanted to own a ECB system, so I
built my own.
I can't let go of CP/M. I tried, really. It didn't work. Here are my CP/M projects and you wouldn't believe how frequently those pages are accessed.
Cpmtools - access CP/M file systems
Crunch - compress or expand files with crunch 2.x format
Using CP/M 2.2 on YAZE with a real BIOS instead of its BIOS emulation
Using CP/M 3 on YAZE with a real BIOS instead of its BIOS emulation