gambit hello some hello world style experiments with the Gambit scheme implementation. http://gambitscheme.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page Of interest might be some mingw cross-compilation examples. Mingw They were tried on a Fedora 19 host. You need to cross compile gambit. 1./configure --host=i686-w64-mingw32 …

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girtest This is a pretty dumb dumper for gobject introspection(GIR) data. I wrote it because I wanted to use GIR in two different projects, but each time I was baffled by the documentation. I found this weird, since I've used several introspection systems, and havent had any particular issues with those. So, girtest is …

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INKMACS - Inkscape Emacs fusion What is Inkmacs? Inkmacs is a fusion between Inkscape and Emacs. Well, in the far future at least. But its kind of cool right now also. Inkscape is a very capable free software vector drawing tool. Emacs is the One True Editor. With Inkmacs you can use Emacs to do interesting things with …

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Maildir refilter maildirrefilter.scm re-applies your sieve rules to mail in a maildir folder. So, if you have added new rules to your .sieve rule file, mail that previously got stuck in your inbox, will be moved. There are other solutions, but this one has the following benefits: preserves flags mail that does not …

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Matangle Matangle is a cooperative mathematical family game. The goal is to puzzle together simple mathematical formulas, such as 2*3=6, in triangular shapes. The game is in very early stages. It is prototyped with Guile Scheme, the Clutter toolkit, and some C/C++ glue. building 1git clone …

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Planner Org Freundschaft POF is a bunch of settings and some code to help me convert Planner files to Org files. These are my notes about using POF as well as background about my planning habits. background Planner1 has served me well for many years. Now I need a couple of Org2 features so I'm converting my Planner …

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Project Euler using Emacs Lisp Projec Euler is a set of recreational mathematical puzzles. These are my personal notes about using Emacs Lisp to solve Project Euler problems. The questions are all copyright Project Euler. The answers document my solutions using Emacs Lisp. Elisp is so far fairly good at this, because …

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Zen-mode overview zen-mode is Emacs is a concentration aid for Emacs. Zen-mode provides different zen-states, which manage different aspects of Emacs and your environment. I use F11 as a pefix key for zen-mode. My prefered bindings can be installed with m-x zen-keys. F11 means full-screen in many applications, and one …

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btc-coffee Software for a bitcoin operated coffee machine. You need a bitcoind running. Edit the configuration file. start btc-coffee. point a browser to: http://localhost:9198/btc-coffee/qr-wrapper Now you can scan the presented QR code, and messages show if the payment has been accepted. building 1lein uberjar …

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o-blog seems pretty nice! It's based on Emacs org-mode, and lives on github: https://github.com/renard/o-blog. Since I live in Emacs, this seems like a nice choice for my particular blog.

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