All projects listed here are maintained and contributions are welcome. If you like one of the projects and want to help out, here is how.
ADU - Advanced Disk Usage |
ADU creates a database containing disk usage statistics of a given directory. This database can be queried to quickly retrieve, for example, the number and the size of all files in a subdirectory owned by a given user.
Advanced Problems in the Linux Environment |
A practical training course for scientists, programmers and system administrators.
Distributionen |
A math book on distributions I wrote long ago (in German).
DSS - The Dyadic Snapshot Scheduler |
DSS creates hardlink-based snapshots of a given directory on a remote or local host using rsync's link-dest feature.
GSU - The Global Subcommand Utility |
GSU is small library of bash functions intended to ease the task of writing and documenting large shell scripts with multiple subcommands.
Hashtar - Tar Archives With a Twist |
This utility creates POSIX tar archives, but for each given regular file, it copies the hash value rather than the actual data into the archive.
Lopsub - The Long Option Parser for Subcommands |
An open source library written in C which aims to ease the task of creating, documenting and parsing the options of Unix command line utilities.
Micoforia - Minimal Containers for Instant Access |
A lightweight container framework for Linux, designed for performance and simplicity.
Misma - The Minimal Snapshot Manager |
A simple daemon which maintains snapshots of thin provisioned logical volumes (Linux-only).
OSL - The Object Storage Layer |
A library for storing small to medium-sized data in relational tables. It is easy to use, lightweight, fast and portable.
Paraslash - Network Audio Streaming |
The paraslash package contains server and client software for network audio streaming and stand-alone utilities for decoding and playing audio files.
Spanish Grammar |
A text book with focus on the differences between the English and the Spanish grammar. It contains many examples and exercises.
Tfortune - Fortune Cookies with Tags |
Like fortune(1), tfortune is a Unix command line utility which prints a random epigram. Epigrams are stored as plain text files, but they must be annotated with tags to make full use of the features which tfortune offers over other implementations.