Introduction

This page presents some of the things I did for my Linux at home (SuSE 8.2 at the time) and my Linux at Work (Debian testing/unstable based on Knoppix).

There is currently:

• Some scripts to help export and import address books from and to JPilot and Mozilla (some more help at the beginning of each file):
  • csv2jp: import Comma Separated Value (CSV) files into JPilot.
  • csv2moz: import CSV files into Mozilla.
  • jp2moz, to convert the contacts exported from JPilot into a format easily importable into Mozilla. There are also some explanations.
  • vcf2jp: import V-Card files into JPilot (very simplistic).
• Some other simplistic scripts:
  • findgrep: find files by content.
  • fixoutlookmbox: fix Outlook mailboxes imported into Mozilla.
  • pump-hard: ah well, if your DHCP server once has problems to respond.
  • url: to extract an URL from MS url files and call Mozilla with it.
• AutoScrapbook-NEW, a static gallery program to comment and HTML-present my pictures and my films (the main difference to the original AutoScrapbook).
• I've also packaged a mind-mapping tool called FreeMind and am now going to package Freeplane, which is a split and advancement in regard to FreeMind.
• Some RPMs I've created for SuSE.
• Find also some notes on how to get most features of Debian Sarge running on an nc6000 from Hewlett-Packard.
• Last but not least, I've begun with a Mind-map showing the hardware support for Linux.

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