- Simple LED Meter: A simple CPU meter for Linux.
- Alphanumeric LED Meter: A complex CPU/status meter for Linux.
- POV2: a persistence of vision kit I put together.
- Nightlight Repair: I fix a broken LED blue-canary nightlight.
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Tom Bombem
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Shoot Aliens! Save the Earth! Uncover the Alien Conspiracy!
DOS, Linux/SDL, Linux assembly, and 6502 Apple II
versions available.
- Guinea Pig Adventure 1 : A 3d-accelerated RPG game whre you control a guinea pig on an epic quest.
- They Might Be Game : An adventure game based on the music group They Might Be Giants.
- SeaBattle!: Sink the Computer's fleet!
- linux_logo A nifty color ANSI Logo and system info displayer. For *nixes especially Linux!
- ansi2gif Change old BBS ansi files into gifs! Supports regular, animated, and blinking ansi files.
- fontprint Print to gif or dot-matrix printer using VGA console fonts.
- Apple IIe Stuff: A Dos 3.3 Linux filesystem, a basic de-tokenizer, and other misc utilities.
- Assembly Lanuage: Assembly language hacks (including linux_logo in under 1k).
- Obfuscated C: Various attempts at C Obfuscation
- snes: SNES programming
- vmwcc: A multi-platform C (subset) compiler.
- postscript: some postscript hacks
- c++: I hate c++.
- f77_diagram: creates flowcharts from FORTRAN code.
- Linux Kernel: Work I've done on the Linux Kernel.
- Clarity2 gphoto driver: I maintain the gphoto2 driver for Soundvision Clarity2 based digital cameras.
- lsv15.zip (DOS) Emulates the unix "ls" command for DOS. More accurately, emulates the IRIX 5.3 "ls -la" command. I made it because I always type "ls" at the MS-DOS prompt. This is much better than a batch file that does "dir." Includes Turbo Pascal 6.0 Source.
- Paintpro
A graphical RLE file format I invented back in 1992 before I had access to the internet. I had no access to open graphics formats, but managed to come up with something very similar to PCX. It has been through many revisions, starting as a text, 16 color format for BASIC, and now a complex 24bit packed format for C, pascal, java and others. I still use it for various things, but almost no one else does.
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