ImageComposer version 1.0.3
With this application you can compose images from existing ones and save the result as tiff image or as icon.
You can change image's width and height, rotate them, apply transparency and flip.
Here's a screenshot:
Parts of code are borrowed from Troy Stephens, Thomas Schnitzer et David Remahl.
Version 1.0.3 runs on 10.1.5.
Application 220 Ko
Source code 252 Ko
Version 1.0.4 runs on 10.2 and 10.3
Application 224 Ko
Source code 368 Ko
Finkessai
A command line tool to update Fink and the installed packages via cvs.
You should have installed Fink in the default directory. If this is not the case:
Change with any simple text editor the following line in the source code finkessai.c :
#define FINK_PATH "/sw/bin/fink"
with :
#define FINK_PATH "pathtoFink"
Open the terminal and move to the directory where finkessai.c is located by typing:
cd pathtofinkessai.c + return
Recompile the program as follows:
cc - o finkessai finkessai.c -Wall + return
For installation and use, see Jaguar.
For more details on primitives, see programming system - pthread and exec.
Tool 4 Ko
Source code 4 Ko
Finklistsection
A command line tool to list the Fink packages in whichever section you choose.
You should have installed Fink in the default directory. If this is not the case:
Change with any simple text editor the following line in the source code finklistsection.c :
#define FINK_PATH "/sw/bin/fink"
with :
#define FINK_PATH "pathtoFink"
Open the terminal and move to the directory where finklistsection.c is located by typing:
cd pathtofinklistsection.c + return
Recompile the program as follows:
cc - o finklistsection finklistsection.c -Wall + return
For installation and use, see Jaguar.
For more details on primitives, see system programming - pipes.
Tool 8 Ko
Source code 4 Ko
Finkessai1
A command line tool to reindex and update Fink and the installed packages via cvs.
You should have installed Fink in the default directory. If this is not the case:
Change with any simple text editor the following line in the source code finkessai.c :
#define FINK_PATH "/sw/bin/fink"
with :
#define FINK_PATH "pathtoFink"
Open the terminal and move to the directory where finkessai1.c is located by typing:
cd pathtofinkessai1.c + return
Recompile the program as follows:
cc - o finkessai1 finkessai1.c -Wall + return
For installation and use, see Jaguar.
For more details on primitives, see programming system - pthread and exec.
Tool 4 Ko
Source code 4 Ko
ByteOrder
A simple command line program to retrieve the machine's byte order.
To install:
Unstuff the source code (4 ko).
Open the terminal and move to byteorder.c by typing:
cd pathtobyteorder.c + return
Then compile it with:
cc byteorder.c -o byteorder -Wall + return
To use it, run it in the terminal with:
./byteorder + return
For more details on byte ordering, see programming system - programming socket (1).
timeservice
A simple command line program to get the current UTC time.
To install:
Unstuff the source code (4 ko).
Open the terminal and move to timeservice.c by typing:
cd pathtotimeservice.c + return
Then compile it with:
cc timeservice.c -o timeservice -Wall + return
To use it, run it in the terminal with:
./timeservice + return
For more details on conversion between network address and presentation address, see programming system - programming socket (1).
timeservice1
Variant of the previous one.
source code (4 ko).
FindByteOrder
A simple Gtk+ program to retrieve the machine's byte order.
You should have installed Fink, then Gtk+ version 2.0
To install:
Unstuff the source code (8 ko).
Open the terminal and move to FindByteOrderProject by typing:
cd pathtoFindByteOrderProject + return
Clean up the program as follows:
make clean + return
Then compile it with:
make + return
To use it, run it under XDarwin in an xterm with:
./FindByteOrder + return
For more details on byte ordering, see programming system - programming socket (1).
TimeService
A simple Gtk+ program to get the current UTC time.
You should have installed Fink, then Gtk+ version 2.0
To install:
Unstuff the source code (8 ko).
Open the terminal and move to TimeServiceProject by typing:
cd pathtoTimeServiceProject + return
Clean up the program as follows:
make clean + return
Then compile it with:
make + return
To use it, run it under XDarwin in an xterm with:
./TimeService + return
For more details on conversions between network address and presentation address, see programming system - programming socket (1).
TimeService1
Variant of the previous one.
source code (8 ko).
Between 2004 and 2007, I had fun porting on Fink, translating into French, and/or documenting in English and French the following software:
abook, amyedit, bluefish, conglomerate, cssed, devhelp, docbook et ses variantes, dxf2svg, fop, glade2, gnome-background, gpaint2, gtk-doc, mrxvt, pangoxsl, robodoc, screem, tea, unrtf, winefish, xmlroff, xmlto.
Cssed
This application is a Css editor based on GTK2 with validation authored by Iago Rubio.
See the author's developement page.
Here's a screenshot:
Bluefish
This application is a powerful editor for experienced web designers and programmers based on GTK2 with validation authored by Olivier Sessink.
See the author's developement page.
Here's a screenshot:
The info and patch files are hosted here till they will be hosted at Fink (it may take a few days to get them hosted), and in case Fink be down.
Conglomerate
This application is a GNOME wysiwyg editor for XML/Docbook documents with export capabilities to HTML, FO and PDF formats authored by the Conglomerate Team Project.
See the project web site.
Here's a screenshot:
