Gotta do some study, update in a week.

openGL code updated on projects page.

6 exams next week and I’m updating this stuff. Does anyone read this anyway eh? This update I added a page with some of my own code, under the projects link to the left. You’ll find some stuff about openGL, graphics coding using Cross-ELF (cross-platform Linux lib.), a motif program I did a few weeks ago, and a simple UDP sockets assignment I had to do last month for college. Nothing much else, I’m still disillusioned with the demo scene, people try and limit what a demo ‘is’ and they alienate a large proportion of the ‘net.

Updates on lots of the pages, including the addition of the projects page to hold some of my own stuff. Check out the .plan for info.

Since the Quake guys have .plan files on their homepages I’ve adopted the idea for my page here. Mail me at the link below if you like the idea. I’ll post observations on the demo and Linux scenes here as well as other tit-bits that catch my attention. Little rant about the demo scene: Many years ago before the advent of electricity and.. oh, not that long ago, but during the glory days of the C64 RAM and storage space was expensive and usually difficult to work with or incompatible with most of the applications available. Probably because of the […]

I moved from Indigo, my ISP to Xoom mainly for two reasons. Indigo is slow to access (fast to use though..) and also I can’t update my page unless I’m online at home. Since I’m in college most of the day this is a major no-no. 🙁 This site is now being watched by The Linux Web Watcher. You can check there for updates to many of the most popular Linux sites on the ‘net. Read my psuedo .plan for a some personal observations on demos, Linux and life in gerneral.(Life will be added later!)

I heard it first from Denis eccp Fuenzalida that Bomb released a patch for their excellent demo, State of Mind, but The PC Demo Fan Club provided the link to Skals’ page where you can download updated files. Jer got the link from Error 404 which looks like a very nice scene site! Denis also has a remix of an old Spectrum game, Rex. A Linux version is available although I haven’t tried it at this time. All the c64 demos from The Party ’98 are now available! Links should now work for MSIE users. Sorry about that.

New style page. Some demo links added. Want your site linked? email me!

I had a few reports of Install-Sendmail not working. Make sure you have localhost defined in /etc/hosts and if you are using RedHat Linux make sure you have the sendmail-cf RPM installed. A few days ago on the ILUG mailing list someone mentioned they heard that the Riva TNT would be supported by Mesa. There’s a posting on the Mailing List Archive about it. Very cool indeed!