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Many people have written free software and I profit from their work
every second my linux box runs. My intention is to give something
in return. Let's see:
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WWW-Watch (gpg-sig) Version 0.3.2
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A little perl-script like urlmon. Uses lynx or the
linemodebrowser of the w3c to load pages. It's main purpose is
monitoring changes on the web, so it can be invoked regularly via
cron. I like the cronjob telling me which pages changed.
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 MoxQuizz (accept no substitutes)
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A quizbot for IRC built for eggdrop. It now has it's own page,
check /moxquizz. There are channel pages for an english and a german channel, too.
- MoxFun
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The fun commands of MoxQuizz. Some
people asked me to provide this as an extra module. Check the
README.moxfun how it
brings more fun into your channel.
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statnethack (gpg-sig) Version 2.6.0
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Yet another perl script which is useful to players of the
incredibly addictive, famous and puzzling game called Nethack. It reads the
logfile and produces a statistic over the several character
classes and how they performed. The statistics can be viewed as
tables on stdout or in it's GTK gui. The overview generated
include tables for role, race, gender and alignment. A table
entry consists of at least the number of games played, average
score, highest score, average level, highest level and number of
ascendings. You can restrict the statistics for certain roles,
races and alignments. A seperate list of playernames can be
generated too and all filters can be applied here. The same holds
for a list of death reasons, where killings by monsters can be
collapsed to a single line for a better view. Logentries from
Nethack versions 3.3, 3.2 and prior are supported.
View a standard output, filtered output (last example of help text), list of death reasons
and the help text to get
a better idea of it's purpose. A list of changes is aviable,
too. Several screenshots of the GTK gui are here: statistics tables, deadly levels, death reasons and a
list of players.
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diary-private (gpg-sig) Version 1.11
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Extension to diary-lib.el to maintain a collection of
diary files in a sepereate directory in addition to your standard
diary file. You can use this to keep a private diary beside a
file with appointments. Filenames are choosen on a monthly basis,
the containing directory is customizable. If you create an entry
at the current date, a time stamp is added, too.
Installation:
Just put the file into your load-path and add (require
'diary-private) to your .emacs file.
Usage:
Create new entries as follows:
| i p |
Entry with normal date |
| i i p |
Entry with islamic date |
| i h p |
Entry with hebrew date |
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gmpgo.el (gpg-sig) Version 0.5.1
alpha
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Code to play GO against any program implementing the Standard Go Modem Protocol. People say release early, release often.
Well, this is a very early release and you cannot expect to finish
a single game or even that it runs in your emacs. But maybe you
try it, like it and encourage me ;)
Sky Jukebox (gpg-sig) 0.9.12
A SPR Jukebox alike file serving script for the great IRC client irssi.
Autoget (gpg-sig) 0.7.22
The autoget script for the great IRC client irssi, the counterpart to the
file serving script.
| | 2006-01-03:
diary-private updated to 1.11 (fix when displaying january/december)
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| 2002-06-11: Recreated WWW-Watch entry and updated it
to make use of w3m.
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