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Orc

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  • Stars
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    996
  • Global Rank 30,756 (Top 2 %)
  • Followers 72
  • Registered over 16 years ago
  • Most used languages
    C
         76.7 %
    C++
         23.3 %
  • Location πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States
  • Country Total Rank 8,759
  • Country Ranking
    C
         381
    C++
         7,630

Top repositories

1

discount

My C implementation of John Gruber's Markdown markup language
C
822
star
2

levee

A tiny, fast, and someone erratic vi clone
C
53
star
3

Zzz

A command-line MacOS sleep program (like SleepNow)
C
29
star
4

bin

programs found in /bin, rewritten to deGNUify my systems
C
11
star
5

ndialog

A BSD-licensed semi-clone of the GPLed dialog program
C
9
star
6

screen

Oliver Laumann's initial release of screen from net.sources in 1987, lightly mangled to be made acceptable to todays much more anal-retentive C compilers
C
9
star
7

pdksh

pdksh 5.2.14 with the lovecraftian tentacled horror of GNU autoconfigure stripped out
C
9
star
8

rgrep

A clone of John E. Davis's recursive grep, written when I couldn't get the original to build on a modern copy of CentOS
C
8
star
9

postoffice

The Postoffice simple SMTP server
C
7
star
10

mimecode

Mime wrappers and unwrappers
C
6
star
11

configure

Autoconfiguration scripts sort of like GNU configure/autoconf/auto{etc}, but all in shell and somewhat less byzantine
C++
4
star
12

rogue-3.6

Forward-porting 3.6 to modern unices + using configure.sh for autoconfiguration
C
4
star
13

at-lex-yacc

My at, done with a lex/yacc frontend instead of a handwritten one
C++
4
star
14

cwatch

A swatch clone, written in the One True Language
C
4
star
15

cron

Another implementation of cron for SLS Linux and other systems
C++
4
star
16

ctags

Berkeley ctags (from 1993), lightly modified to be more useful with levee
C
3
star
17

secho

A sick horrible parody of GNU feature creep
C++
3
star
18

dropbear

Dropbear, cloned and tweaked to be built with my configure scripts instead of the massively byzantine GNU ones
C
2
star
19

annotations

A horrible kludge of a weblog program
C
2
star
20

sorth

A q&d size sorter for the output of du -h
C
2
star
21

libgd

libgd, which used to be pretty easy to build on any old Unix 20 years ago, is no longer quite so easy to build, thanks to GNU autoconfigure and cmake. This branch "fixes" this by attempting to replace all that stuff with configure.sh
C
2
star
22

pcwatchdog

A control/monitor utility for the Berkshire Products USB PC Watchdog
C
2
star
23

magicfilter

Magicfilter v2
C
2
star
24

xrpm

Reimplementation of the rpm extracter from the (less than completely useful) specs that come with the reference rpm program
C
2
star
25

gear-inches

Command line gear inch calculator for bicycle gearing
C
1
star
26

code128

A simple code128 barcode generator
C++
1
star
27

savelogs

Another log rotation program
C++
1
star
28

chedit

My ancient Atari ST font editor, ported to Linux somewhere between 1991-1995, then basically untouched for 22 years until I tried to compile it in 2017
C
1
star
29

imgfix

A throwaway utility to make flickr embeds xhtml compatible
C
1
star
30

ps-etc

process listing tools (just pstree now, perhaps others later)
C++
1
star