I wrote some Perl modules a while back and have always meant to release them to the general community. I haven’t had time to do all that is required to get them up to CPAN yet (namely write tests), but here is the first step. See the “Software by Tom” page.

I expect to release one or two more additional projects soon.

This week the Portland Project released version 1.0. (I spent the summer in Portland working on this.) Linux User & Developer magazine is publishing an article (pdf) in this month’s issue about the Portland effort. This summer we also noticed that Google picked up a pre-release version for their beta release of Google Earth for Linux.

I have been living in Portland OR for the summer. Intel has hired me to work on the Portland Project, a cross desktop framework for Linux.

I have posted some photos of various activities. (UPDATE: Gallery is broken at the moment and I don’t have time to deal with it.)

The site is mostly done with its overhaul. The layout is XHTML/CSS rather than a table mess. I’ve finally got Wordpress customized to my satisfaction. Of course now that the semester has started, I doubt that I’ll have much time to post here, but the background work is done.

I still intend to post some info about projects I am currently working on, as well as those I’ve finished with.