Software Projects
This page lists all software projects hosted on herzbube.ch. If you want to report a bug, please email me directly. You may also hop over to the Bugzilla page to have a look at issues that have already been reported. Please note that although anonymous users may freely browse the bugs database, they may not enter new bugs, nor is it currently possible to register a new account.
Little Go lets you play the game of Go on the iPhone or iPad. You can play against another human, or against the computer.
dgsmonX is a faceless Mac OS X application (i.e. an application that is not visible in the Dock) that monitors the games you have joined on any number of Dragon Go Servers (DGS) and alerts you when it is your turn to move.
mkroesti is a hash generator written in Python. mkroesti can be used both as a command line utility and as a web tool. It takes an input (e.g. a file, or a password) and generates different kinds of hashes from that input. The hashes to generate are selected by naming them on the command line, or ticking the corresponding checkboxes in the web GUI. Check out the demo site.
python-aprmd5 is a Python extension written in C that wraps the MD5 routines of the Apache Portable Runtime (APR) Utility Library (libaprutil) and exposes them to the Python interpreter as the module
aprmd5. The main purpose of writing python-aprmd5 in the first place has been to expose the function apr_md5_encode(), which generates salted crypt-style hashes using a version of the MD5 hash algorithm that was modified especially for the APR project.
Aqua Crystal Ball is a plugin script for the Gimp. It can be used to create Mac OS X icons with a (surprise!) "Aqua Crystal Ball" effect. The image on the left demonstrates the result of the script with only the "circle color" parameter value changed from the script's default settings.
AceXpander is a Mac OS X graphical user interface to the unace command line utility. With AceXpander installed, you can simply double-click on any ACE archive in the Finder and the contents of the archive will be extracted to a sub-folder of the same folder where the original archive is located. If you launch AceXpander as you would any other application, it provides a couple of other mildly interesting features for handling ACE archives.