This is a collection of various Perl scripts I've written for work and personal use. All Unix/Linux/Gnome-centric. I call them all "hacks", but many probably don't even rise to that level. They were fun to write and tweak, and I've decided to share them with the Whole Wide World. Enjoy. Or not. Your call.
Each link below points to a man-page-like description of the script, which contains a link to the Perl source. The sources were HTMLized by perltidy, a most excellent tool written by Steve Hancock.
None of what you'll see here are even close to what are generally called "software packages." Many (but not all) would require small-to-massive modifications to work in another environment. Nevertheless, if you'd like to download and use any script, feel free. No copyrights, licenses, or patents here, and (of course) no warranties are expressed or implied. Don't sue me. If you'd like to drop me a note (a) pointing out bugs; (b) containing suggestions for improvements; (c) showing how something could be done much easier in Python (not holding my breath here); or (d) just to shoot the breeze, my address is below.
The following packages are closely related, each relying on a common directory layout accessible via a webserver. (Ordering is in more-or-less logical order.)
Last modified: September 4 2011 12:21 EDT
Paul A. Sand, pas@unh.edu