| tkRolo |
Cross-platform addressbook written in tcl/Tk. Uses a tab-delimited, flat
file for easy import and export.
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| tkpwdb |
Cross-platform, password manager written in tcl/Tk.
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| tkShop |
Cross-platform, grocery list manager written in tcl/Tk.
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| tkToDo |
Utility to keep track of one's Round Toit's. Written in tcl/Tk.
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| Local WWW Site |
When first trying to get to know my way around the new system, and get
everything working, I was having a devil of a time trying to do much in a
terminal window. I built this simple web site with a simple cgi script
to help with the simple tasks. simple, eh?
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| pymemos |
The memorec program is a wonderful way to record voice memos. I couldn't
find an easy way to find the files and play 'em back, tho'. This is a small
program that provides easy access to the recordings.
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| pycal |
I'm always needing to glance at a calendar for some reason. I hate to wait
for programs to load, and I don't necessarily need a full-blown PIM running,
I may just need to know what day the 14th will fall on. This app fulfills
that need. Only a few short lines of python, and it'll run anywhere python's
installed.
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| cli.srv |
I was having trouble with ftp and scp to/from the skiff cluster.
I needed to get some files I'd compiled back to my my machine, so
wrote this simple client/server pair in python. |
| enc |
It occurred to me that folks keep asking how to change passwords on the
iPAQ, and the only answer I've seen (might've missed others) was to use
perl. Well, perl isn't installed by default,
and a rather large package, if you do want to install it. So, I
wrote this tiny wrapper around the crypt function in C. |
| pypwd |
One of the main reasons I need a PDA is so that I always have my passwords
with me. As network administrator, I have dozens. I wrote this small
database app to allow me to share passwords with my iPAQ, desktop gnu/linux
box, and with my business manager (for backup) on windows 2000.
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| Xmonobut |
This is mallum's (Matthew Allum) great mouse utility that simulates the
2nd and 3rd mouse buttons by pressing a key. I fixed a small bug, changed the
key codes for the iPAQ, and added the ability to select different keys.
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| kismet |
When I got my Cisco Aironet 350 and upgraded to Familiar 5.3, I had a heck of
a time getting Kismet 2.4 to run. These are my notes in case I need to do it again.
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| wavemon |
I got wavemon to work on my iPaq, and uploaded to the .5 (.6)
distribution of Familiar. I'm not sure they're part of the distro
anymore, and someone asked about it the other day, so here are links
to the two versions that I built. There was a problem with libncurses.5.so,
and it's been a couple of years, so I don't recall the particulars...
wavemon_0.3.3-2_arm.ipk
wavemon_0.3.3_arm.ipk
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