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<halcy> Oh I know what you should make
<halcy> WAHa_06x36: Make a STALLMAN BOX
<halcy> WAHa_06x36: Like a buddha box except it displays cool 
        saint ignucius effects and it plays the free software 
        song

And then I went and made it myself.

It is, of course, free software. You can find the source code on github. Users of GNU/Linux are assumed to be capable of compiling it themselves (It pretty much works out to “run make”, needs SDL and freeglut and glew). GNU/Linux graphics drivers are usually proprietary and sometimes terribly buggy, so it might or might not work.

For Microsoft Windows, there is a binary version.

Download:

• Source code
• Binary [Win32]

(It requires a relatively new version of OpenGL to actually run, sorry about that)

Some audio and png code taken from WAHa_06x36 - thank you!

It’s a scroller, of sorts. Sort of.

• Youtube video. Quality: Horrible.
• Lunix version.
• Windows version: Yeah sure, just as soon as I feel like figuring out how to put single pixels on the screen somewhat fast.

I wrote this ages ago and just now found it again. This is WTFy as well as kind of cool. Here’s a screenshot of three instances running under Linux in wine.

Amazing features:

• Generation of rather random, pretty neat mazes of various sizes (Just resize the window).
• Three (!) ways of drawing labyrinths.
• Completley configureable colourscheme.
• Saves high scores in some kinda encrypted way, I forgot.

You can Download Laby2003 here.

Bonus points if you figure out the highscore encryption scheme, I forgot what exactly I was doing there.

The previous update was completley borked, so here’s a correction with even more changed documentation. Also, mootykins should now work on windows.

mootykins3 - An extensible IRC bot written in Perl

Download mootykins3 v0.92 beta