You've reached my homepage: a rarely-maintained dumping ground for things that, at some point along the line, I felt I should share with the world.
I include these in the hope that people will find them useful.
Mijnlieff is a quick little abstract strategy game for two players, designed by Andy Hopwood and published by XVgames. You can play in a web browser at Board Game Arena.
Discover where to play your collection of boardgames via the Internet, until Covid-19 passes.
slimpris2
slimpris2 provides MPRIS 2 remote control of Logitech Media Server, allowing it to be controlled using the user interface integrated into your Linux desktop, or even an Android phone running KDE Connect.
Chart the relationships between musicians and their bands. A bit like Pete Frame's Rock Family Trees, but without the detailed artwork or careful biographical details.
Plot on a world map a collection of similar artists.
Assorted packages that haven’t gone into Fedora proper just yet.
Print your own music festival running-order.
Easy to find xterms.
ls output that you can actually read.
Remove special characters from filenames so that they can be written to, e.g., a digital audio player that doesn't allow them.
This brief description of UNIX I/O streams was taken from a posting to the Wolverhapton Linux User Group mailing list. People seemed to think it was particularly helpful, and there wasn't a mailing list archive back then, so I thought I'd put it where Google would find it.
My email address is spam@mavit.org.uk (but you might like to put something else on the left hand side of the @).