I couldn't invent any other place for these, so here you are. These are mainly for Atari/TOS/GEM (or emulators):

• XimgView and XimgSnap are GEM programs for loading/viewing and saving Atari (X)IMG files. (Updated 19th May, FS-dither) 33K

• A GEM sample player for the Kay Roemer's MiNT audio device (that works also on non-DMA machines like mine). It would be nice if somebody would add a rudimentary AV-protocol support to it so that other programs (e.g. Alexander Clauss's HTML browser) could use it! 15K

• TeXInfo->ST-Guide converter is handy when you'll need to browse those huge GNU manuals like the Emacs Lisp one... In case you'll want to compile this on something else, get the sources too. (updated 1994) 60/80K

• Aos is an ASCII Chaos creator. It's main feature 'Ant-Walk' is a 'plasma' like effect. It can also save the output in ASCII and (binary) PGM formats. The program isn't particularly elegant, but works and you got the source... (bugfix 1st Jan, 1995). 34K

• GForge is a fractal landscape creator (heightfields e.g. for use with POV) by John Beale. As the algorithm is quite complex (2D gaussian random noise filtered through inverse Fourier Transformation) and uses floating point math, the program is slow. The raytraced results are truly gorgeous though. 70K

• In case you have a need for some very simple utils, but haven't yet come around to actually writing them, here are couple of mine:
  • Bin2hex for converting binaries to C hexadecimal notation.
  • Burb for adding XBios sound effects to your scripts. :)
  • A very simple cat that can replace 0-31 codes with '.'.
  • Splutter for splitting file(s) at specified points.
  • Toix, a CR->LF conversion shell script using 'tr'.
  Feel free to fix and modify them as you wish... (last fixes 11th dec, 1995) 6K

• Fixed sources for Umines, a curses (text) based Unix minesweeper clone. Not mine, but quite nice :-). 6K

• Sources and binary for an enhanced 'cal' program.