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Recently I've been looking for a C++ graphical toolkit that programs in modern C++ and eliminates all the 1990s bad influences of the Microsoft Foundation Classes. The things I used to like (macro preprocessing & signal/slot architecture) no longer look so appealing once you've worked with them. I r...

I've updated the code yet again, as well as the installation instructions. For anyone who tried to get this to work previously, I apologize for wasting your time. I have tested the new instructions on MX19 and MX21 linux distros. Everything seems to work fine with the current instructions. I realize...

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The showme command takes a list of files and opens them with the preferred application. In the showme --ask mode, it will ask the user the preferred application for each type of file. It's incredibly useful for complex file listings of mixed file types, especially in directories with enormous number...

images/treesheets1.jpg Treesheets is an advanced spreadsheet concept software . I know it's not strictly science, but I've wanted software like this for a long time. I think it could be useful in a scientific setting . The software works on a table model, where it's possible to embed tables inside ...

Data Oriented, C-Style C++ programming = DOCC++ Just thought of it. It's really the style I enjoy. The DOCC normally points to de part ment of coun ty corr ections, so I had to add the ++ at the end to make this term discoverable with a search engine. I don't really enjoy raw C nearly as much as C++...

That's right, Ancestry.com has all the details on Unix , including what the family was doing in the 1800s. Surprisingly, they didn't come from New Jersey. Apparently, they're from Wisconsin. Is there really a family name that sounds like, eunuchs? Only Ancestry.com knows, so "Discover More" today! h...

I'm dismayed when I see how popular R, Python, and Matlab have become. They're all a bunch of bolt-on centric scripting languages, about as bad as anything during the 70s through the 90s. I can build impressive things with Legos too. Massive numbers of employers want programmers in these "languages"...

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