Beuc's homepage

• Savannah: the GNU SourceForge-like hosting platform, where I'm admin.
• Food Software projects:
  • Savane: the best Forge clone around, we also use it at Savannah.
  • SpécialK: a language translator ("compiler") from the algorithmic language K to Scheme.
• Dink Smallwood-related:
  • Dink Translation: project to make localizations for the Dink Smallwood game and all related material.
  • The Dink Solutions: repository for Dink walkthroughs.
  • A tutorial for Dink's "Movie2000 sprite movie maker" feature.
  • GNU FreeDink: a portable and free port that works under GNU/Linux, *BSD, MS Woe, etc.
• Photo (2003)
• CV (2005)
• Misc:
  • GNU Bison tutorial examples, autoconfiscated, ready to compile.
  • IcedTea (Java OpenJDK) binary packages for Debian Etch
  • SDL wiki crawler-indexable mirror

My current work place (Lens, 2006)

Note: the following is outdated:

My current work place (Lens, 2005)

My old summer work place

With left to right:

• PIII 650Mhz, 64 non-upgradable Mb, 2000, running Mandrake GNU/Linux 9.1 (Bamboo - lots of interesting non-bloated software) and Windows 98SE (very rarely) through graphical LILO.
• PIII 1Ghz, 128+256Mb SDRAM, 2001, running Windows Me and RedHat GNU/Linux 9 (rarely, despite of WinMe legendary stability) through GRUB boot floppy disk, Mother Exclusive Ownership.
• Celeron 2,4 Ghz, 256+512Mb DDR, 2003 (at last!), running RedHat GNU/Linux 9 (Shrike) and Windows 2000 (very rarely) through GRUB, current workstation.
  
• PI 133Mhz, 24Mb RAM, 1996, running Windows 98SE (not 95 because of its lack of DNS/routing support) and RedHat GNU/Linux 5 (Hurricane - with lots of strange noises) from text LILO, coolest computer ever, old games support, runs Age of Empires quite well, and is the network's ISP.

TODO: I just stole my Mom's old camera, so I'll make some pictures of my flat :)

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Beuc

Until now, I never scrambled my e-mail ady, because I want people to easily contact me (and mails get harvested even if you don't publish it anyway). But now I saw my fault, and I always scramble it. Indeed, scrambling your e-mail adress is the only way people still can get your mail after all the auto-scrambler (such as mail archives) did it without asking. So if you're seeing this through an archive or a cache, enjoy a scrambled, readable e-mail ady: beuc--beuc.net :)