CCP (as I wrote about earlier) now has a project on savannah. It now works! It can be downloaded from the CVS repository.
However, it doesn’t use libconf yet, and thus only supports key = value files. It also doesn’t know how to create the templates by itself so those have to be written by hand [...]
Finally! It is released (well, a week ago, but still).
Version 0.92.0 of my little child, GFSGL.
Now it has a GTK2, GTK1 and KDE GUI using xmsg, a module system that allows easy extension of it, and a handfull of modules included by default (such as AutoAddGames which automatically detects and adds native GNU/Linux games to [...]
GoldenPod is a podcast client written in perl by yours truly. It is backwards compatible with bashpodder and thus in theory all GUI’s written for bashpodder should work with goldenpod. In addition to simply downloading podcasts into directories named by date you also get podcasts sorted in a catalogue directory by the name of the [...]
I’ve been thinking about ways to upgrade configuration files lately and I’ve come up with the idea for CCP (common configuration parser). The idea is to take one template file, one old configuration file, one definition file and one mode. To give a better example of how this would work:
ccp –type basic –mode rpmnew –template [...]
this is a bit much:
[0 zerodogg@drizzt shared]$ file /home/zerodogg/.gfsgl/CVS/debug.log
/home/zerodogg/.gfsgl/CVS/debug.log: Apple Old Partition data block size: 21331, first type: ., name: nd:hashall:interactive-comments, number of blocks: 1852403303,
I didn’t know it could create an entire partition out of a logfile.
In other news GFSGL version 0.91.0 (stable) has been released :).
I’ve committed a (perhaps a bit buggy) version of gmDB to CVS, and updated the goldenfiles project webpage with information about it. It even has a screenshot. I don’t know if it’s still a good thing that when I need some piece of software I end up spending alot more time writing one (or in [...]
Gmbase is a simple members database written in C that uses GTK. It looks useful for small organizations, such as the local LUG I’m currently the leader of. However it lacked a few small functions, namely support for phone and e-mail entries. I mailed the original author about it, but he told me that he [...]