Just so everyone knows what’s up… Bmud hasn’t been getting a lot of attention lately. I’ve been up to my nose in school work (doing 18 hours this semester) and had a job until very recently (if anyone needs some … Continue reading →

Yup. I finally did it. Made me up a new web page 🙂 There’s a quicky description under the title. That thing on the right of the description cell is a link to an old screen shot. On the right … Continue reading →

‘getopt’ style parsing. Ability to parse using either lines or words. Bugfixes.

Fixed a mode parameter bug, and it now uses a new much faster algorithm thanks to Dr Shade (SMSU).

0.3.5 is meant to be a release for developers to hack on. Better GTK+/gnome support. Now you can pick if you want gnome or just gtk+ buffer clipping is there, but it’s broken, so disabled by default. Bug fixed and … Continue reading →

rand is a pipe utility that scrambles the stream either by line or by word.

Preparing for release .4 now. A lot of reports that some ‘garbage characters’ came up when you ran ‘make’ to list the targets. The make file runs clear initially, so if you have a bad broken terminal (I.E. m$-telnet) then … Continue reading →

Customizable fonts Command history page up/down to scroll main window Bug fixes and cosmetic fixes

Fixed ansi parser is accurate and faster The beginnings of aliasing (/quit, /exit, /connect, /disconnect, /clear) Small bugfixes here and there 🙂

First release of doscompat, it’s a pair of pipes that translate from dos/windows LF/CR to UNIX LF format, and from unix to dos.