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This is a directory of useful or interesting software I have
collected.

Xncd16

The X server, IP stack and control software for the NCD 16 X
terminal. I doubt it that NCD will get pissed off about me publishing
this binary. The NCD 16 went out of stock in the early 1990s.

brainfuck-postscript-compiler.ps

A Brainfuck to Postscript compiler in Postscript. Written by Marcus
Comstedt.

cmforth.zip

One of Chuck Moore's many Forth implementations.

crock.c

A twisted implementation of a Clock in very um... portable C by KPJ
Jaakola. Inspired by an original program written in MIDAS assembler by
Guy L. Steele (GLS).

ddate.tar.gz

Routines in C for computing Discordian dates.

discdate.el

Same thing in Emacs Lisp, written by His un Holiness Pope !Calle of
Flaxbourough.


emacs-1.17.sit.hqx

A port of GNU Emacs 18 to Mac OS. I don't use Mac OS myself, but this
is usually hard to find nowadays. Please note that GNU Emacs 19 and 20
is now supported on the Mac OS platform when Apple decided to turn
into good guys again.

font.tar.gz

A collection of font manipulating software. Suitable for use with MGR
fonts and VGA fonts.

info2www.tar.gz

Useful Perl script for converting Info to HTML on the fly.

linux-1.0.tar.gz

The source for the Linux 1.0 kernel.

lisp.p2

Listing of a Lisp implementation for the DEC PDP-1.

mgr

A directory containing source and binaries for the MGR Window System.

ofpong.forth

An implementation of Pong for Open Firmware. If you have OF boot PROMs
in your machine, for instance a Sun SPARCstation or a Apple PowerMac,
try this.

telialogin

Shell script to login to the Com Hem IP over Cable provider.

vaxfig.tar.gz

A FIG Forth implementation for VAX computers. Written in MACRO-32
assembler.

vrfy.tar.gz

Useful program to verify e-mail addresses with SMTP VRFY/EXPN or
faking it with a RCPT TO.

vt-terminals

Directory with programs suitable for use with VT terminals and files
with VT control codes you can `cat' to the screen.

xremote.tar.gz

Source for NCD's X-remote program. Useful for running X over slow
modem lines or long-haul network connections.