Demonstration Programs

All Graphical User Interfaces on this page can be programmed with any of the tested scripting- or interpreted languages mentioned here. The programs themselves however may require additional functionality specific to the used language.

All programs created by me unless stated otherwise (remove the "nospam" for a valid mailaddress).

Some screenshots contain links to syntax highlighted sourcecode, for easy reading. More GTK-server programs with newLISP can be found here.


  • An ObexFTP frontend using bluetooth created with BASH. Screenshot:
    

  • My handy TooL program with Kornshell or BASH. Now you always have an interface which memorizes your tools and options! Win32 users can download my "run.exe" here. Screenshot:
    

    

  • By popular demand a demonstration with BASH. This launcher should make your gaming life easy. Should work with xMame and SDLmame. Linux screenshots:
    

  • Rip your favorite television programs with this simple VCR frontend, programmed in KornShell. Linux screenshot:
    

         

  • A calculator written in Pawn created by Thiadmer Riemersma. Linux screenshot:
    

         

  • An unbeatable TicTacToe written in GNU Prolog. The XForms version is here, adjust the GTK-server configfile to use the XForms libraries. Linux, Windows and Xforms screenshot:
         

    

  • A fractal drawer. It shows the ability of the GTK-server to work with a drawing canvas. Programmed completely with KornShell. The ZShell version is here. The newLisp version is here. The GtkScript version is here.
         

    

  • A quick and dirty CD Player using CDDA2WAV, so audio is rendered to your soundcard. Inspired by the lack of a standalone CD player in the XFCE 4.2 windowmanager. Programmed with KSH.

    Screenshot with Dutch locale:
    

  • A ROT13 converter to convert strings with the ROT13 algorithm. Programmed with Yabasic. The GtkScript version is here. The Windows screenshot is smaller because of the applied WIMP theme to GTK.
         

  • A time program to display the time in a different way. Written in newLisp. The GtkScript version is here. Linux and Windows screenshot: