Getting my software
https://github.com/mwolson: I publish software projects here.
I've made code contributions to Git. git log --author=mwolson to see all of them.
Documentation: Documentation for the projects I maintain.
/dist: Browse the latest tarballs and releases.
Emacs
I've made code contributions to Emacs. git log --author=mwolson to see all of them.
https://github.com/mwolson/emacs-shared: Emacs Configuration files and plugins that I use, with instructions for Mac, Windows, and Ubuntu.
Emacs Muse: I was the maintainer for Muse, a publishing environment for Emacs.
ERC: I was the release manager for ERC, an IRC client for Emacs.
Planner Mode: I was the maintainer of Planner. 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've contributed code to this project. ErBot is an IRC bot that runs in Emacs.
I was the maintainer for Ubuntu's emacs22 package.
Miscellaneous
Git Cvs Sync: How to commit changes to a CVS repo but secretly use git to do most of the real work.
Purdue Linux Users Group (PLUG): I was the Vice President and Webmaster of the group for several years.
Reporting Emacs Lisp Bugs: How to report bugs in Emacs Lisp programs
HangIt: A game written in C and ncurses that is playable in both DOS and GNU/Linux.
DosUtils: Several small DOS utilities written for a programming contest in high school.
Gadgets
TI-89
I wrote several programs for the TI-89 graphing calculator in high school. My author page on ticalc.org lists these, along with some eBooks. I made the front page news of ticalc.org once.
GP2X
I've written a few things for the GP2X handheld device during college. I have contributed code to One More Music Player Client for the GP2X.
OLPC
I purchased an OLPC XO-1, through their "Give One Get One" program. I used it as a primary laptop when I first moved to LA. I had to stop using it when the Ctrl key broke, as that made it challenging to use Emacs.