Software
One of the most popular anonymous geek quotes on the Internet is this:
“Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.”
This is why I try to write things so that even the brain-dead can use them. If you can move a mouse and have a decent reading level above kindergarten, you should be able to use my software.
Below is the list of software currently available for download and (semi-) actively developed:
- SkipTo (open-source) - Keyboard-Based Application Launcher
- Rolling Paper - Simple Wallpaper Cycler
- HideIcons - Hides Desktop Icons
- Expl0rer Script Launcher - Batchlike Scripts Without The Console
h.26easy is no longer available.
In addition to the above, I try to keep a collection of shell/batch scripts that I write that I think others may find a use for. They’re cheap and dirty, and often times hackish, but fundamentally they work (for me). These I offer with absolutely no support, and expect you to take half a second to understand what they’re going to do when you use them.
- Start-Hamachi - A quick and dirty script to launch tuncfg and hamachi and get the application online, for Linux (and potentially other *nix-variant) machines.
There is also a list of software here that I am no longer actively developing, but still offered for release because of its usefullness. Keep in mind that these are old, outdated, and may or may not work.
