Agenda VR3 programs

tinytcl.tgz :

tinytclis a very small tcl shell for embedded systems based on tcl 6.7 with some tcl 7 and 8 addons..
I've only compiled the unix stuff without doing any tests. But it seems to work ....
The archive contains a snow 1.0.8s binary, a svr4 binary and a partial linked snow binary.

xfaile.tgz :

xfaile is my first attempt to provide a small chess for agenda based on fltk and the faile engine.
The archive contains a snow 1.0.8s binary, and partial linked snow binaries.

v0.10: 8.10.2001: unfortunatly the archive was faulty
v0.11: 10.10.2001: here's the correct archive including also an xfaile icon for the launchpad
v0.12: 11.10.2001: improved icon by William Kendrick
v0.13: 19.10.2001: additional menu for changing knights when reaching the other side of the board. binary is based on 1.1.1S
v0.15: 25.10.2001: some corrections and a opening book

fltkChess.tgz : (source)

I've switched to gnuchess as chess engine. Therefore it's now possible to give an undo command ...
The archive contains a snow 1.1.1s binary, and partial linked snow binaries for linking against other root disk versions.

v0.10: 22.12.2001: binary for gnuchess and fltk front end containing also partial linked objects to build it for other snow versions.
v0.12: 31.12.2001: (experimental) size of gnuchess hashtable configurable via commandline, 1st trial for opening book
v0.13: 15.01.2002: executable was missing in last version
v0.13b: 13.02.2002: version 0.13 seems to include a broken gnuchess executable

Partitioning the agenda flash : 3-4MB more space available for your data patch

The newest development steps including jffs2 for agenda can be found under jffs2

Complete new precompiled kernel for 8 and 16M models with support of:

flash partitions
cramfsl, jffs2,
loop
support of cramfs/cramfsl/jffs2 and jffs2 root disks

jffs2 rootdisk and jffs2 flash (/flash)

flcalc : Port of the flcalccalculator.

gnuplot-0.1 : Very simple Lua frontend for gnuplot. Contains the gnuplot port of Enzo Darie and the fltk lua expansion by Jay Carlson. Additionally the flua fltk file chooser is replaced by the agenda version of this file chooser.
Placing the following in your .wmx should give you access over the menu:

#!/bin/sh
cd /home/default/lua/
export PATH="$PATH:./"
exec ./flua gnuplot.lua

LIP 1.5: works very fine for my agenda. Here's a copy of my images which I borrowed from the kde desktop and my .icons file

More actual changes (also to code) can be found under launchpad
Improvements are:

new battery status (based on flbatt)
icon recognization based on exe name (no .icons update)
startup of user defined applications for battery, date and dir field
filling grade of flash partitions

Enrique Vidal's changes and the most actual version you will find now under http://agtoys.sourceforge.net/

Dictionary 0.1: First trial for an english german dictionary ....
Use the lua installation from gnuplot (see above) add the dict.lua file and store the
german-english directory under /home/default/
Now the complete english german dictionary is included and translations are done done in both directions

Dictionary 0.2 : Mipsel and Intel binaries and scripts for dictionary
Dictionary 0.4 : Supports multiple Dictionaries choosable per menu
Dictionary 0.5 : Mipsel and Intel binaries and scripts for dictionary

english-german: based on the Interner Dictionary Project (smaller than the one used above)
english-italian: also based on IDP
german-italian: based on Ergane
english-dutch:based on ?
english-latin:based on IDP
english-french:based on IDP
english-portugese:based on IDP
Jdictionary can also be a good source for text based dictionaries.

Psb (src): Small adaptions for the Psb utillity: upgrade of browser window after kill, and update button
- missing fclose (corrected by Helfried)

Flspread: FLTK frontend for sc based on the agenda xspread port

fman: Layout and gui improvements to fman

DicePoker 0.9: Adaption of Jay Carlson's tali game to the dice poker game I know from my childhood.
(Includes a flua adaption to show Icons. Flua itself is included for intel and mips)

Ubahnnav: Simple front end for ubahn navigation

16.01.2003, woody