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News:
2008.06.05
Audiotag 0.18 released. added year matching support
ChangeLog
2007.09.26
Audiotag 0.17 released. someone kindly sent a patch, see the
ChangeLog
2007.03.13
Audiotag 0.16 released. a kind fellow sent some patches, see the
ChangeLog
2006.05.18
Audiotag 0.15 released. a kind fellow sent some patches, see the
ChangeLog
2005.08.02
Anyone want to maintain srcpkg? I no longer need it, so I am no longer
developing it.
2005.01.25
SDL_prim 0.3.0 released. This version includes a number of
compile-time warning fixes under g++, and a new license(AFL, LGPL, MPL,
or BSD), which should satisfy anyone and everyone.
2005.01.25
Audiotag 0.14 released. added an option to convert spaces to/from underscores.
as usual, give it a whirl and report problems to me.
"unnamed game" has officially been cancelled.
2004.08.02
Audiotag 0.13 has been released. please give this release a whirl and
report any problems to me.
this release features initial support for filename renaming based on
metadata.
ChangeLog
Projects:
Audiotag
Audiotag is a command-line tool for mass tagging/renaming of audio files.
i wrote it because i really don't like any of the id3/ogg tag managers found
on freshmeat, most are inadequate, only support one format, or have a poorly
designed/unnecessary GUI.
originally, i wrote this in a pinch only intending to fix up my own music
collection, but my collection was such a mess that the program had to become
a fairly useful tool :)
README,
audiotag-0.18.tar.gz
SDL_prim
Very simple drawing primitives functions for SDL. currently does
lines, circles and triangles. it supports filled and unfilled
shapes as well as anti-aliasing. supports alpha blending
for all primitive types.
The anti-aliased triangle code could use some work. There is some minor
pixel overlapping.
SDL_prim can be used/distributed under the terms of the following licenses:
AFL 2.1 or later, LGPL 2.1 or later, MPL 1.1 or later, or the New BSD
License.
README,
ChangeLog
download:
SDL_prim-0.3.0.tar.gz
NPRQuake Linux SDL Port
Does anyone else want to maintain this? I haven't touched it in years...
I just found out today(2003.09.01) that there is a new renderer for NPRQuake that adds
cartoon style rendering. Hopefully I'll have time soon to add this to the SDL
version. Or maybe someone would be so kind as to send me a patch. *hint hint*
In any case, see Jeremy Green's version at http://www.geocities.com/coolguywithgun
I cannot take credit for NPRQuake being ported to
Linux, thank Jeremy Green
(coolguywithgun@yahoo.com)
for that. Jeremy mentioned he would probably not be maintaining it, and
there were some showstopping bugs that I wanted to fix, so here is the
version I will be maintaining, or pretending to at least... too many other
things to do.
In brief, this fixes some keyboard/mouse focus bugs, and uses SDL
instead of GLX. So it now requires a recent version of SDL. I have also
added a kludge to release the mouse when the console is active.
screenshots:
intro
first level, shows
mouse cursor released, but the screen capture didn't pick up the cursor...
download it here: source or
pre-built
binaries(also includes
the source)
SouRCe PacKaGer (srcpkg)
SEEKING A NEW MAINTAINER. I don't use it anymore(much), so I have very
little incentive to maintain it.
srcpkg is a small utility for managing installation/removal of packages
installed from source, or just generally without the use of a "real"
package manager. it was inspired by GNU Stow, Depot, etc., but is designed
to work around the limitations of other similar package managers,
specifically, their inability to handle large complex packages, such as
Gnome and KDE.
srcpkg works by creating new packages from newly installed files,
discovered by scanning directory trees before and after installation of a
package and comparing the results.
see the README,
ChangeLog
download
srcpkg-1.1.tar.gz
questions? comments? please
email me, I would really
welcome some feedback.
