Software: an introduction.
Rolf Johansson
Ever since the beginning, NoCrew has coded demos and useful programs.
Beginning with the Atari computers, some of us mostly made different
demos and utilities. Look at the past
productions page. Now, most hacking efforts are concentrated at
the Linux area. All software by NoCrew is licensed under
GPL,
GNU General Public License. It's a fast spreading license which in short
means that you can redistribute and/or modify the software anyway you want.
a386
A C programming library which provides a virtual machine, an abstraction
of an Intel 386 running in protected mode.
Debian GNU/MiNT
The Debian GNU/MiNT project aims at providing the latest versions of
the most commonly used programs. Based on Debian GNU/Linux.
dsp56k
A character device for the Motorola DSP56001, a fully programmable
24-bit digital signal processor found in Atari Falcon030-compatible
computers.
fbview
An image viewer for Linux consoles, using the oFBis library.
httptunnel
Creates a bidirectional virtual data path tunnelled in HTTP requests.
Invaders
A Space Invaders game for Linux that uses the NEO graphics library.
It's a quite simple game so don't expect to much.
kbredir
A suite of keyboard redirection programs.
Neo
A direct graphics library for Linux which also contains sound,
keyboard and joystick interfaces.
Juke
Juke is a simple curses/ ncurses based juke box program for Unix
computers.
Linux/a386
Linux ported to a386.
MP2Audio
The mp2 player is a stand-alone program available for the Atari
Falcon compatible series of computers. It is designed to decode
MPEG audio layer 2 data streams.
oCADis
A 2D CAD system for Linux, based on GTK.
oFBis
The oFBis library is a framebuffer graphics library, containing
some simple drawing routines for framebuffer devices.
OSIS
The OSIS project was at first a project for making it able to run
existing TOS/GEM applications in Linux/m68k.
pack-ice
A suite of PACK-ICE-compatible file compression utilities.
PDP-11 support for GNU
binutils
This is a patch to GNU binutils version 2.10 to add support for
PDP-11 machine code and 2.11BSD binary file formats.
psgplay
PSG Player is a program for playing all those old atari tunes without
the need for an actual Atari to play them.
Shoe
Shoe is a Scheme driver written by Fredrik Noring. It aims towards
R5RS compliance. Many features are implemented, as well as a few
extensions.
STsndplay
STsndplay is a program for playing all those old Atari tunes without
the need for an actual Atari to play them.
supdup
An implementation of the SUPDUP protocol.
VCDpad
This is simply a program to pad vcd mpegs so that they can be used by
mkvcdfs which is part of the package vcdtools.
Zen
Zen is a web browser with exchangable user interface, to suit all needs
for all kinds of users.
Ever since the beginning, NoCrew has coded demos and useful programs.
Beginning with the Atari computers, some of us mostly made different
demos and utilities. Look at the past
productions page.
In these days, the coders among us mostly program Linux applications.
The most of us also run Debian GNU Linux. Examples of programs for the
Linux platform are httptunnel
by lars, a popular hack that has got a lot of attention. It allows you to
tunnel tcp/ip data in http requests. Good if you're for example trapped
behind a restrictive firewall. Others are
STsndplay for playing
those old chip music tunes from Atari computers and
oCADis for working with
CAD drawings.
All software by NoCrew is licensed under
GPL,
GNU General Public License. It's a fast spreading license which in short
means that you can redistribute and/or modify the software anyway you want.
It leaves all open for the user. Read more about it using the link.
We hope you find our software useful. Read more about it using the
links in the box to the left. There you'll also find links to more
information about our CVS server, where
most development is done.