The Developer's Home
Welcome to the world of free software. I don't have anything here whose source code isn't available. I request you not to call these "open source" software. See why you shouldn't call free software "open source".
I have some simple webmaster tools that I wrote for my own site. Check out the counter and statistics tools with sources (source code released under GPL). It may not be highly reliable, but works with 99% accuracy for my site (which is fine with me ;-)). Anyone who wants to improve on that is very welcome :-).
It seems like some people have problems extracting tar files.
Please see the note on extracting tar files at the end of this page.
The Protected Mode Documentation I'm writing
The DJGPP Frequently Asked Questions
The short and sweet FAQ
which I wrote back in April 2000.
Pre-Alpha release of sysinfo - v1.12
The DJGPP resources contain a number of frequently asked questions about DJGPP such as "Why use DJGPP?" which are some of the basic questions that come to any user. Yes, why use DJGPP? Find out...
You'll need these tools to build or modify most software that you download from here. Some are available on the Simtelnet mirrors. Please check the available mirrors for downloading the software. You can get the Simtelnet mirror closest you from this list. Or simply use the links provided here. I haven't put in much stuff due to space considerations.
Note: The Protected Mode documentation is currently in development. If you'd like to contribute something or have any questions about protected mode, please join or send E-Mail to the "PMode group". To join, send a blank E-Mail to pmode-subscribe@yahoogroups.com and reply to the confirmation message you'll be getting. If you have further questions, please write to me (tr@midpec.com).
Join or donate to Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Free Software Foundation and the League for Programming Freedom. If you have a website, you can encourage this by adding links to them.
Note: You can unzip .tar.gz files using Winzip, DJGPP's "tar"
utility, "DJTAR" that comes with DJGPP and of course, the "tar" in
Unix/Linux. To unzip using "tar", use a command line like this:
tar zxvf somefile.tar.gz
If you have Winzip, you can still extract tar files.
Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Prashant TR