Blah. Here are some random things.
Random free software...
- vICQ - Perl-based ICQ client with a simple CLI (v7 protocol supported; currently abandonware)
- Centericq - ICQ, AIM, Yahoo!, Jabber, and IRC client with a menu/window text-mode UI
- rdesktop - Remote Desktop Protocol client (NT Terminal Server or XP Remote Desktop) for *ix+X11
- cygwin - self-described as "GNU + Cygnus + Windows"
- Elvis - a vi clone with some possibly-useful bloat (nowhere near the bloat of Emacs though... :)
- QuickSFV - file verification utility (CRC32/sfv only) for Windows (local mirror of version 1.61)
- MooSFV - file verification utility supporting both CRC32/sfv and MD5 for Windows
- cfv - file verification utility written in Python (sfv, csv, crc, md5, PAR, PAR2)
- Parchive - general information and specification for PAR and PAR2 volume creation/recovery standards
- QuickPar - PAR and PAR2 utility for Windows
- FSRaid - PAR utility for Windows
- yEnc - specification and information about yEnc, an alternative Usenet binary encoding format
Random utilities from the Evil Empire... (not to be confused with the litigious bastards)
- Download - Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol client (NT4/NT5; untested under 9x/ME)
- PowerToys XP - PowerToys XP @ Microsoft (released 23.Apr.02)
- Download - TweakUI 1.33 - released on 19.Sep.00
Random patches of mine...
- Glibc 2.1.3 source patch for the file globbing overflow vulnerability - this is derived directly from the Debian patch for the same vulnerability - added 13.Jan.2002
- Here is a small patch for fileutils 4.1's dircolors to prevent tcsh and possibly other shells from bombing or complaining on startup due to the color code for "doors" (the Unknown colorls variable `do'. error) - added 30.Jul.2001
- Here is comsat.c from the FreeBSD distribution with Linux 2.2+ tty support hacked in (this works properly with biff+comsat+procmail under Linux) - added 05.Aug.2000
(The standard biff+comsat for Linux can be found here)
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