Computer Stuff

Tool sharing is a concept, hopefully soon to be more than just a concept, for sharing tool interfaces between graphics applications. Read more here, and you can see my 2013 presentation about it at the Libre Graphics Meeting here.

This is a desktop publishing program for Linux I've very slowly making since about 2005, which I use to lay out my books with. It can lay out pictures and lines in folded booklets, and even on top of arbitrary polyhedra (see also my Calehedron program). No text yet, but I'm working on it. It's supposed to be great for zines and books and such. It's now a project on sourceforge.net, so you can contribute!

This is my graphical user interface toolkit that I've been making over the last few years. I originally had no intention of being so obsessed with it, but I keep thinking it will be worth it in the end. Most of my other software is built on top of it. Hopefully I will be able to squeeze a few years of use out of all my computer projects, before global warming and resource scarcity destroys society. The Laxkit is also another project on sourceforge.net.

Calendar program to create fancy polyhedron calendars, ideally it would allow scribbling and dropping pictures onto faces with wrap around. It really should have some sort of 3-d preview feature too. I am building these features into Laidout, and will not be working on this program any more. As it stands, there's just make the net, and map the months, saving as SVG. The code is aging a bit, but I think it still compiles.

Here is a write-up I wrote for the Laxkit documentation about bezier lines and cubic tensor product patches.

Here are some slowly developing side projects to do some neat things with the Gimp.