Projects - Welcome page

This section of my website is allocated to the various projects that I have worked on and/or made contributions to.

Getting my software

Arch repositories: View the changes I commit to my projects via Arch. I am beginning to switch to git instead for software development.
Debian Packages: Get the latest Debian and Ubuntu packages for the software I maintain.
Documentation: Documentation for the projects I maintain.
Developing with GNA: How to check out and commit to the GNA Arch archives for Emacs Muse, Planner Mode, and Remember Mode.
Dist directory: Browse the latest tarballs and releases.
Project Distribution: How to obtain my software.
RSS feed for project updates: Project-related news may be found here.
Reporting Emacs Lisp Bugs: How to report bugs in Emacs Lisp programs like Emacs Wiki Mode and Emacs Muse.

Emacs Muse: I maintain Muse, a publishing environment for Emacs, and use it to publish this website.
ERC: I am the release manager (and to some extent, maintainer) for ERC, an IRC client for Emacs. I also maintain the Debian package for ERC.
Planner Mode: I used to be the maintainer of Planner, and still contribute to it occasionally. Planner helps you tame your TODO lists using Emacs.
EMMS: EMMS is an Emacs MultiMedia System, which allows you to play music and videos from within Emacs. I wrote a MusicPD backend for it, and am the current release manager of the project.
ErBot: I occasionally contribute to this project. ErBot is an IRC bot that runs in Emacs.
Emacs Wiki Mode: I maintain Emacs Wiki: Emacs Wiki Mode, which is an HTML publishing environment for Emacs with wiki-like markup. Its use is deprecated in favor of Emacs Muse.

I am the maintainer for Ubuntu's emacs22 package.
I am the founding member of the Ubuntu Emacs Lisp group, which helps to fix bugs found in Emacs Lisp packages that are part of Ubuntu.

Arch Tutorial: Start page for my Arch tutorial.
Git Stuff: All about the git version control system, including a quick overview and some rudimentary HOWTOs.
Purdue Linux Users Group (PLUG): I turned PLUG's website into a wiki, and was the Vice President and Webmaster of the group for several years.

Emacs Config Files: Configuration files that I use in my Emacs setup.
Website Settings: Miscellaneous files that are used in the process of publishing this page with Emacs Muse.
Themes Used: Themes of different software packages that I use in the making of this website.

Adm Profs: Profile report for the Admissions Office.
Hang It: Simple hangman game that is playable in both DOS/Windoze and GNU/Linux.
Site Scripts: The scripts I use to publish this website.

Dos Utils: Small unimportant utilities that are made obsolete by GNU/Linux. Several of them are meant to address deficiencies in the DOS Batch scripting language.

TI-89

For a listing of the things I have made for the TI-89 graphing calculator, see my author page on ticalc.org. I haven't done anything with the TI-89 since graduating from high school. Nonetheless, at least one of my programs ("Backup Manager") was deemed useful enough for someone to continue to work on it.
For a more emo summary of my TI-89 experience, go here.

GP2X

I've written a few things for the GP2X, though my OLPC laptop has pretty much replaced it.
I have contributed code to One More Music Player Client for the GP2X.

Related: My_stuff Projects

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Last updated Apr. 16, 2008