There are some (more or less) interesting programs I've created and made available under varying (usually GPL) licenses. If you find any of them useful, good for you.
Requires: Firefox 0.9 to Firefox 2.x. Does not work on Firefox 3.x.
plusstrip.xpi, 10 kB
Small Perl/Gnome program to edit XPilot keybindings. The version stored here is 0.1.
Requires: Perl, Gnome bindings.
keyedit.pl, 31 kB
A Gtk-Perl program for editing Spider Eyeballs image gallery files.
Requires: Perl, Gtk bindings.
spiddit-0.03.tar.gz, 76 kB
Antheap is a simulation engine for running pheromone-trail simulations on a hexagonal toroid world. It has bindings to several languages.
I created it out of curiosity to see some emergent behaviours in action on my screen.
Requires: C compiler, X11 libraries.
antheap2-2.0.8.tar.gz, 395 kB
MD5 in Java is an implementation of the MD5 cryptographical hash function (also known as message digests) written in Java.
Requires: Java runtime.
fi-iki-santtu-md5-1.9.tar.gz, 29 kB
Lineker is a minor mode for XEmacs (it should work for FSF Emacs too) that performs two tasks:
1. It highlights all portions of lines that are longer than 79 characters, and
2. It asks for a confirmation during save if the buffer contains lines longer than 79 characters.
Lineker mode is primarily targeted for writing programs. I want to keep all my source code lines shorter than 80 characters, so that they'll print out nicely with no wrapped lines when printed in a standard 80-column wide printout. However I also like to use proprtional font in XEmacs - thus there is no such thing as "80 characters wide" window. Ergo, I wrote lineker-mode to provide immediate feedback about "overlong" lines.
*"Overlong" line is by default 79 characters, but it can be overridden through the lineker-column-limit variable.
lineker.el, 13 kB (version 1.7)
2007-12-14: Thanks to Lennart Borgman for Emacs 22/viper-mode fixes!