As a hobbyist Linux kernel hacker, it struck me as obvious that the first thing I should make is a Tux made out of fairy lights. Tux is the official Linux mascot. There's a page documenting how I made Twinkle Tux if you're interested.
An article about ImageMagick for IBM Devloperworks which has been weel recieved by the ImageMagick team as well. [icbm: home]
Version 0.2 is now available. This implements the pngcp command, which can be used to edit the characteristics of PNG files. You can download the source from here. A historical note from November 2020: this code is quite old, but still actively used. I have therefore converted the old subversion repository to git and it is hosted at https://github.com/mikalstill/pngtools. I will monitor there for issues and patches and try my best to remember what I was thinking 20 years ago...
I gave a talk for the local (AUUG) chapter all about how to fix the problems inherant in Bind.
I gave a talk at the local LUG (CLUG) about DocBook and how to use some wierd little scripts I wrote to make life easier.
Is here. We don't actually present this until the 22nd...
I gave a talk at the local LUG (CLUG) about how to use automake, autoconf, and libtool.
As part of our final year project, we are required to give regular progress reports. This is the fourth.
As part of my Engineering degree, I am required to give a report on my industrial experience...
As part of our final year project, we are required to give regular progress reports. This is the third.