lornix/fauxcon
A utility to provide a direct connection between your keyboard and the console of a system. Very handy if you're ssh'd into a system, but need to fake keystrokes on the physical console.
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lornix/various
Various little tests and concept testers. Neat stuff.
lornix/lornix.github.io
Public repository.
lornix/dynso
Example of a dynamically loaded library/object. Also, example of how to make an object (.o file) executable with argv[] and env[] support.
lornix/memusage
Public repository.
lornix/one-offs
Public repository.
lornix/libbeauty
Decompiler and Reverse Engineering tool
lornix/voncount
A gcc plugin to report statistics about the code being compiled.
lornix/fenris
fenris - program execution path analysis tool
lornix/freezing-tribble
DSO 0201 Firmware - Pocket Sized Oscilloscope
lornix/miniupnp
Tiny implementation of ssdp / upnp protocols, control point and device.
lornix/Gource
software version control visualization
lornix/kde_cpu_temp
KDE CPU Temperature Plasma Applet. Very small, does what I want it to do cleanly.
lornix/pioneer
A game of lonely space adventure
lornix/mrob-ries
RIES Equation Generator Program from Robert Munafo (www.mrob.com)
lornix/emma
emma - Like Ida, but linux based
lornix/nix-utils
Miscellaneous utilities I've built over the years.
lornix/tcalc
tcalc - from the turbo c++ 1.01 version sources. Wee! Retro! This was a spur-of-the-moment conversion from the original Turbo C++ sources to work with ncurses on my linux boxen. I like the colors, the retro-coolness is awesome too. Tried to convert with minimal original source code changes, so most everything is in a 'wedge' between the code and the OS.
lornix/vim-scrollbar
An attempt to display a scrollbar with 'thumb' in curses-based vim. Uses the 'sign' feature of vim to display a scrollbar on the left-hand side.
lornix/xboxfs-tools
Tool to read (and write, soon) files within the XBox360 FATX file format used on XBox formatted USB Flash Drives. Also can zero-fill the unused clusters on the drive to allow better compression of device images (for archival purposes, of course) Primarily created because I wanted to explore the save-game file formats used on the XBox360. Surprisingly simple structures used, and the file formats are seriously reminiscent of the typical PC save-game formats.