Free Software of My Own
I wrote some free software. Mostly unfinished, mostly utopistic ideas, one paid job (php-o3-template).
Sourceforge
My Sourceforge page as a developer.
Ubuntu
My personal page in Launchpad, the Ubuntu collaboration site.
Php-o3-template
This is a server side solution for office document conversion, replacing user-defined variables. Users can define variables in openoffice.org, these can be replaced for values in PHP. Uses openoffice.org server-side but only for the document conversion. For all the rest, it uses very fast XSLT. Thus if you need to serve just an ODF document, it will be
Pdf2oo
The easiest, quickest, and most finished one is a simple converter from PDF to OpenOffice documents, that puts each PDF page as the background image of the open office document. Lovely to add that extra funkiness to your beamer presentations, or to make electronic reviews.
Learn moreOcamlfuse
I wanted to write filesystems, I wanted to write them in userspace, I wanted to write them under linux, I wanted to write them in my favourite programming language. So I wrote a multithreaded binding to the FUSE libraries and kernel module, for the OCaml programming language.
Learn moreRelfs
I wanted to write filesystems for a reason: build my own dream-filesystem, which combines the power and ease of use of a relational database, together with views, with the cleverness of a computer, and the free space of my hard drive. So I wrote RelFS, the "relational filesystem" whose main feature are live database queries, represented as trees in the filesystem. It is an incomplete project, seeking for help, however it can be used for testing right now.
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