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BeastieBox is an attempt to create a "BusyBox"-like software under the BSD License. The target of this project is to be able to run a functionnal BSD UNIX system with a very limited amount of memory.
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tokyosh is a new kind of login shell. it knows user's context or other environment, and statistically learns command-line input or command usage tendency, user-space-file-name tendency(and anything else). of course it's been developing in Tokyo.
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Just a simple unix shell for my own learning purposes. I plan on implementing input/output redirection, pipes, and background jobs.
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A loadable built-in for bash for creating and managing hash tables using the glib GHashTable. It uses GHashTableIter's which were introduced in GLib 2.16
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SVN UNDER CONSTRUCTION ==> xanadu4 is a sotfware platform:[server] [resources-streamer] [player] [xanadu4-streams] at [linux/bsd/unix] [psp] [mac] [win32] [wince] [j2me] [...]
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Binary Writer
A small binary file writer program for Unix/Linux systems
This is a binary file writer which allows you to write to binary files very easily from command line. It accepts data in various format and writes to a specific address inside the file.
