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OpenServo is an open community-based project started by Mike Thompson with the goal of creating a low-cost digital servo for robotics. The hardware and software design of the OpenServo is free for anyone to use and modify to meet their particular needs. It is currently being developed by a small group of dedicated individuals striving to maintain the very best in free, open source software and standards. We hope that you will find the OpenServo project interesting and become a member of our community.

Mediawiki is the software used by the popular Wikipedia. It allows humans very easily to create, maintain and improve documents in shared environments. One of the strengths of the software is that the content is seperated from the layout. This means that the source of a document/page/article specifies the structure of the information, but usually not how the information is finally rendered in the browser.

eXtropia is an open source resource for web application development. Contained within this site are free software applications (Perl and Java), free software application development tools (Perl and Java), free tutorials, and other related resources.

This is a collection of Nautilus scripts I've created and collected to enable C/C++ project compilation for Linux/Windows, audio file conversion, package file conversion and installation, and a few other things via Nautilus. Please read the AUTHORS, INSTALL, and LICENSE files for details. Friday, June 15 2007: My project has been "lifehacked" :) http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-linux-download/supercharge-your-right+click-menu-with-nautilus-scripts-269043.php

Mastak Absolute Perl is the unique tool for creating, editing and debugging Perl scripts and programs. Mastak Absolute Perl has intuitive interface and combines the ease of use with full featured development environment while using only small part of system resources. Mastak Absolute Perl features multiple document interface and syntax highlighting as well as web browser integration. Easy to use text editor and powerful Code Explorer together with ability to launch the integrated Perl interpreter and debugger both in editor window and in console allow the programmer to work fast and effectively. The software is highly configurable. You can set it up to use your favorite colors, fonts, macros, hot keys, files and folders MRU lists. The program remembers its previous state up to cursor position on re-launch. Mastak Absolute Perl supports all major Cyrillic encodings (including WIN1251, DOS866, ISO8859-5 and KOI8-R). The document encoding is automatically determined on file loading. The program has a simple FTP client built-in that allows fast uploads and downloads of CGI scripts to and from web servers. The built-in FTP client fully supports various Cyrillic encodings. Mastak Absolute Perl runs on the following operating systems: Microsoft Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000. The only requirement is that Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 4.0 or higher) should be installed on the machine.

It is difficult to keep documentation in sync with source code. One of the reasons is that documentation and source code are stored in separate files that usually also require different editors to edit them. ROBODoc solves this problem. Specially formatted documentation headers are extracted from source files, reformatted in HTML, XML DocBook, TROFF, ASCII, LaTeX, PDF, or RTF, and stored in a different file.

Gregor Purdy - The Perl Shell (psh) Home : Gregor : Software : The Perl Shell (psh) The Perl Shell is a shell that combines the interactive nature of a Unix shell with the power of Perl. The goal is to eventually have a full featured shell that behaves as expected for normal shell activity. But, the Perl Shell will use Perl syntax and functionality for control-flow statements and other things.