Software

I've written a decent chunk of software over the past ten or so years. Most of it is not in any way worthy of being released, but some of it has become stable and useful software. In the spirit of open software, I release these in the BSD license whenever possible; I would settle for GPL or another approved free software license if necessary. Currently, my open software includes:

• bsflite, the lightweight, line-based and very portable AIM client.
• bsfirc, the IRC equivalent of bsflite—unfinished but usable. Available from bsflite's CVS repository.

Note that I have more or less stopped developing these as of 2009, given my decreasing level of interest in IM and IRC.

Other Things

I have contributed support for the Airlink101 AR725W router to OpenWRT. I also maintain a fork of the current stable release of OpenWRT with added support for the AR725W and a few older Linksys models.

Last modified 2009-10-14.