Another episode in the productive life of Mark Pilgrim: Dive into Greasemonkey
Monthly Archives: October 2005
Cross-Compilation
As promised earlier, the script to cross-compile OpenSSL is now available
Evaluating Live-CDs made easy
The recently released VMWare Player is designed to run existing virtual machines.
However, with a little tweaking, it is possible to run bootable CDs in it:
- Download a desired Live CD (e.g. DamnSmallLinux)
- Create a suitable .vmx file
- Start vmplayer with this vmx file and there it is:
Build release with new OpenSSL
A new OpenSSL version gives a new package including openssl-0.9.8a. Available here.
More Xchat…
Ok, I thought I’d give it a try. So here is Xchat with SSL support. (OpenSSL 0.9.8 included). Just did a quick check with my BNC, seems to work. more testing welcome.
OpenSSL is a nasty piece of software to cross compile. I’ll polish the script I made a bit and put it online.
Release of Xchat 2.4.5 for win32
I made a new release of my xchat build. As usual, no nifty features, just plain xchat.
Grab it at the usual location.
Xchat for win32
Seems my Xchat package has been noticed by the community; I recently found a referrer from Wikipedia in my server’s logfile
I’m a bit surprised, ’cause it seems that this is the build with the least features available…Maybe I should think about an update… 😉