I have written some other bits of software in the past which some people are foolish enough to use. Here are a few:
- I wrote the original Windows VNC viewer, and the first Windows VNC server. You can see a copy of the old VNC pages here, but its official home is now at RealVNC.
- PyGarmin is a set of Python classes for talking to Garmin GPS receivers.
- ev2vnc takes Linux USB keyboard and mouse events and injects them into a VNC session.
- VNC2DL allows a DisplayLink USB device to show the output of a VNC session.
- Venn.ps is a Postcript program to produce multi-set Venn diagrams.
- Here's a keyboard you can use for entering URLs if you don't have a keyboard! I did this for the Broadband Phone, when Javascript was still a bit of a novelty.
- DateOpen is a little Mac utility for renaming files based on today's date and then opening them.
- sshput is a script to help you set up ssh public keys on remote machines.
- Qvideo is a simple input filter for Drupal that allows you to specify several different video files in different formats, and it embeds the appropriate HTML5 video tags with fallback to a Flash player.
- imapdedup is a Python script that tidies up duplicate messages in an IMAP mailbox.
- Wagipedia is a web site to help you find nice places to take you dog for a walk, and to tell others about good spots.
- check_drobo is a plugin for the excellent Nagios monitoring system, that lets you check on a Drobo connected to a Linux box.
