Software
Here is some software I wrote for GNU/Linux. It is distributed
under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 or
3.
Most of the projects are now on my
GitHub
page.
A minimalistic Android app to remember items for your next
shopping trip.
https://github.com/replrep/Einkaufszettel
GNU Emacs extensions
Historic
These are some older things that I keep for reference and/or nostalgia.
- A
player for audio files written in Common Lisp that integrates
the
C++ rubberband
audio stretch library. It can loop, pitch-shift and
speedup/slowdown tracks. Nowadays you would probably rather
use one of the many AI enhanced apps that can do that and a
lot more.
https://github.com/replrep/practise-player -
A audio-CD-Player with
special looping capabilities intended for musicians who want
to analyze or play along parts of a CD. It is written in (very
old) C++ and features an
embedded guile
scheme interpreter. This comes from a time where you had
physical compact disks with your music and not enough
harddrive space for ripping all of them. Nowadays your
computer probably doesn't even have a cd drive and you would
use mp3 files and one of the many AI apps to loop and practise.
Screenshot of
cdloop.
Download area -
I wrote this when my daughter Janka was three years old, I'm
keeping it here for nostalgia. This is a very simple game
where you can learn to type letters.
Here,
here and
here are
some screenshots. Jankas gelbes Mondgesicht Spiel runs
with Python and Tkinter.
https://github.com/replrep/janka-gms -
Another old/nostalgic one written for my daughter.
In this game you have to collect and take home letters
in a labyrinth. The letters form short (german) words.
Here is a screenshot
from the middle of the game,
here is a
completed word. Jankas Labyrinth Spiel runs with Python
and Tkinter.
https://github.com/replrep/laby
