April 22, 2008
Updated: May 24, 2008
No source code yet.
This lecture was given at LinuxFest Northwest 2008. Due to issues with transportation, I skipped into a demo of how to write some Python code and finished by telling everyone the url of my TCPDump Watch. I wrote the hard disk encryption gui I had meant to on the bus (in 1.5 hours) and was able to give a demo.
If you want I can read this list of todos for the next hour OR
I can post it on the board and we can start working on them together.
Learning to code requires a project, a set of source code, and an aha moment.
Guess what we've got right here and now?
Who here thinks we can write 100 lines of code in an hour?
1000 lines?
How about 5000 lines?
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July 2, 2006 DESCRIPTION
A graphical network config tool for AltSciOS. This tool is in development and is mainly a theoretical discussion of how a network configuration tool should work to allow the easiest and quickest use. |
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AltSciOS is currently in development and is written in Python. It was built for the PDA of a video game, called Hack Mars. It works very much like other Posix OS (Unix, Linux, and BSD). The back end looks very different, though.
Although AltSci Net does not currently exist, a suitable replacement currently exists called Tor.
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