This is a collection of various stuff I have made for various platforms. Generally, these programs were written to solve a specific kind of problem I had. Instead of just using them and keeping them for myself, I decided to share them in case they are useful for other people. In a certain sense it is dogfooding, but somewhat reversed. This is also why most of these programs do not have a nice polished interface, they just do the job. I do try to properly document everything though, and provide an easy way for installing or compiling.
Some of these programs are updated regularly, but others are getting pretty old and may only be useful if you are some kind of software antiquarian. Therefore I more or less sorted the items in each category, as well as the categories themselves, from least to most obsolete.
If you want to link to a software download, you must link to the download page, not the file itself. Due to misbehaving crawlers and bots, I had to prohibit access to large files if the download does not originate from within this site. This means you will also get a 403 error if you use a browser that leaves the ‘HTTP referrer’ blank.
Fonts, Sounds, Images • 3D Printing • Cross-Platform & Scripts • Linux and Android software • Marathon • Mac OS X software • Classic Mac OS software
Tools and configurations for 3D printing, currently all focused on the FlashForge Creator Pro, as this is the 3D printer I'm using. You may also want to check out the 3D printing section of this site for printable 3D models and informational articles about 3D printing.
These are command-line tools or program plug-ins written in C++, Perl, Python, or other languages. They should run on any UNIX/Linux-like system, like Mac OS (X) or in Cygwin. Some may require external libraries. Sort order is roughly from least to most obsolete.
Most of these are obsolete and won't work in the latest Mac OS versions. The fact that Apple changes their whole architecture every decade, as well as their general disregard for backwards compatibility, make it hard to remain motivated to keep these things updated or make anything new that is specific to Mac OS.
All these things are obviously as obsolete as the Classic Mac OS itself.