An ag(e)ing hacker - posts tagged as "software-by-myself"

Jitter is now GNU Jitter

positron@gnu.org (Luca Saiu) — Sun, 19 Dec 2021 19:52:00 +0100

I am happy to announce that my project Jitter has been officially accepted as part of the GNU Project (https://www.gnu.org). The new Jitter home page is . The git repository is still at . — Luca Saiu, 2021-12-19 19:52 ... [Read more]

Introducing Jitter, an efficient language Virtual Machine generator

positron@gnu.org (Luca Saiu) — Thu, 31 Aug 2017 04:18:00 +0200

During the last few months of this long silence I’ve been busy working on a new project. Of course it is free software, and I plan to propose it soon as an official GNU project. I’m now releasing Jitter to the public, after presenting it for the first time at the 2017 GNU Hackers’ Meeting () in Germany last weekend. The meeting, by the way, was awesome — thanks to the organizers John Darrington and Alex Sassmannshausen and to everybody who attended. I was good to see the old friends, and make some new ones as well. The Jitter presentation ... [Read more]

The trivialblog software

positron@gnu.org (Luca Saiu) — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 08:45:00 +0200

I’ve written the software running this blog myself, in Bash; in fact it’s mostly a simple combination of GNU command-line utilities, producing completely static HTML. Texinfo renders the post source text into HTML; my scripts generate indices, links and other minor things. I will probably add a PDF export feature later. I’ve put together the software very quickly, for myself; the source is crude and there’s no documentation, but since I guess somebody might want a copy anyway I’m publicly releasing it. trivialblog is free software, released under the GNU GPL version 3 or later. Most icons were not drawn ... [Read more]