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Most of the software I've written in my free time is left around here. Most of it is scripts and small toys, since major projects are tied into Async's work. Feel free to use anything here. I would license this all through the GPL if I believed it was that important, but as far as I care you can do whatever you want with it. Current version is indicated in [braces] next to link.

Kiwi (formerly KUI) is a graphical framework for developing applications with graphical user interfaces. It's a set of classes and wrappers for PyGTK that were developed to provide a sort of framework for applications. Roughly modeled on Smalltalk's MVC, Kiwi is not just a research project: its intention is becoming a practical and simple way to make building a UI the easiest and clearest possible. Kiwi was primarily designed to make implementing the UI for Stoq easier, and it is released under the LGPL.
Ionax [v0.31] is a webpage sizer; works by measuring the HTML and inline dependencies. This is a great tool for checking how big the webpages you develop are. I only wish somebody at globo.com would use it and realize a page with 160K isn't usable at all. Ionax currently requires netcat, hobbit's invention, so grab it here. I use ionax to power my Page sizes report [not ready yet].
PHPresent [v0.1,GPL] is a simple set of PHP files that create Web presentations for you. It's aimed to be ridiculously simple to create a decent-looking presentation, and you're free to hand-hack the code at will.
Diery [v0.3] is a set of scripts to publish my diary online. I've found keeping one is a great way of remembering what you're doing, but I hated having to run a special interface to update it. I now use a simple text file in a simple format, and run it through diery's awk and sed scripts to produce my diary.
DL [v0.1] is a contraption for automatic downloading with an email and gtk interface. Downloads are requested to to a server, and through cron they are leeched from time to time. You can have permanent downloads. Results are dropped in a common directory and status is emailed convenienly to you.
These bookmark folders should be saved locally to an HTML file and imported into your Mozilla/Netscape Bookmarks (see the Manage Bookmarks dialog for that). Bookmark Folders for:
Async Bugzilla | Async Documentation |
Though this isn't exactly software, where should I put it? These links are mini-javascript fragments that open dialog boxes to search a particular site. I've put together these based on the googlet button. Click on one of the links below for a sample of what I mean. Oh, you can add these links to your Personal Toolbar Folder (Netscape or Mozilla) and they'll work as standalone search clients.
Google | Raging | Freshmeat | Slashdot | FTPSearch | HTML4 Validator | CSS Validator
RBS Checker
Complain to me if anything's broken, please?