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* [http://svn.slic.com/ext/jontow/x2x/ Improved version of x2x]. Includes support for north/south windows, better handling of unknown keys and a conversion away from the old C syntax to ANSI style C. We've experienced much better reliability than with the original x2x. (Jon and Andrew). We plan on (someday) adding support for true grid layouts (3x3 screens) and 'chained' layouts (4 screens in a row). | * [http://svn.slic.com/ext/jontow/x2x/ Improved version of x2x]. Includes support for north/south windows, better handling of unknown keys and a conversion away from the old C syntax to ANSI style C. We've experienced much better reliability than with the original x2x. (Jon and Andrew). We plan on (someday) adding support for true grid layouts (3x3 screens) and 'chained' layouts (4 screens in a row). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:11, 5 November 2018
Here's a list of some of the programming projects we randomly hack on:
Andrew
- My dotfiles.
- Ruby implementation of the perl protocol for the Rio Karma. Includes some basic utilities for uploading/deleting songs.
- Re-implementation of the classic DOS game One Must Fall 2097. Fairly incomplete, but it does include a couple of useful utilities for working with the OMF2097 File Formats.
Collaborative
- Improved version of x2x. Includes support for north/south windows, better handling of unknown keys and a conversion away from the old C syntax to ANSI style C. We've experienced much better reliability than with the original x2x. (Jon and Andrew). We plan on (someday) adding support for true grid layouts (3x3 screens) and 'chained' layouts (4 screens in a row).