This sweet scroller game was written by my friend John Carpenter; it works on linux and Windows via SDL. Here are my notes on getting it to compile for linux.
When one of my previous employers Utenzi went bankrupt, CXFS, the Linux distributed filesystem we were working on, was open-sourced. A lot of my reusable C++ class library is available, along with the Windows MMC toolsets that I wrote.
This project is a simple collection of forms to help you quickly access google, dictionary, wikipedia, imdb, maps, yellow pages, etc. from your own web pages.
This Firefox addon used to provide a result page frame next to the results, so you can quickly flip through the results without repetitively browsing forward and back. It no longer works, and google is providing inline results previews now, so it probably won't be updated.
This music player was my flagship side project for years. The design of this original version became outdated as bandwidth improvements put streaming music from a central repository within reach. I started playing with the digital age concept. It's all been updated and the next generation is here.
