These are the packages which I am building myself, and are available for download:

- Emelfm2, a light and fast two-pane filemanager.
- Flash plugin, the flash plugin for browsers, using /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins as plugin directory so it is compatible with most browsers
- Gimp, a professional image editor like photoshop under windows
- Graveman, the well-known Graveman cd-dvd burner package.
- Junkbuster, now further developed as privoxy. Junkbuster is a great proxy to block advertisements using low resources
- Limewire, one of the fastest P2P programs.
- Medit, a nice and easy editor used for script editing, but also for normal text files a great editor to make your default.
- MPlayer, a fast and nice media player, almost playing everything out of the box (start with 'gmplayer' with gui). MPlayer codecs included.
- Mplayer skins, a collection of skins for MPlayer (~ 70 skins at this moment)
- Opera, the fastest and most secure browsers available at the moment. Static and shared beta package, from the weekly Opera builds
- Rollemup, a nice pinball game.
- Seahaven, a nice Solitaire card game.
- Sylpheed, a fast and easy to use e-mail client.
- Synaptics driver, driver for the Synaptics TouchPad for XOrg/XFree86 4.x so more advanced features of the touchpad becomes available.
- TWM-extras, my own package to add virtual desktop switching and theming functionality to the TWM window manager
- Webcore-Fonts, a package with the Windows TrueType fonts. Fonts will be installed and recognised automatically
  Please read the license agreement in /usr/doc/webcore-fonts- before using this package.

Old packages I am not maintaining anymore, but still available (probably an older version):

- Blackbox, a fast and simple window manager using a view resources and is highly configurable.
- Bogofilter, a mail filter that classifies mail as spam or ham (non-spam) by a statistical analysis of the message's header and content (body).
- Dansguardian, a fast and flexible filtering proxy for your internet client.
- Fuse, with FUSE it is possible to implement a fully functional filesystem in a userspace program.
- Icewm, a fast and lean window manager.
- Leafpad, a small text editor. I switched to medit because it does have much more additional features and is still a very fast and small editor.
- Nvclock, which is a tool to overclock your NVidea card, here build as command-line and gtk2 version (nvclock and nvclock_gtk)
- Openbox, A fast and light Window Manager.
- Privoxy, a flexible local proxy to filter advertisements, cookies etc... on internet. a really should have....
- Sdparm, The sdparm utility outputs and in some cases modifies SCSI device parameters.
- Squid, a very nice caching proxy to speed up your internet connection
- Sylpheed-Claws, a compact, very fast and easy to use e-mail client.
- Vdesk, a small package to add 'virtual desktop' functionality to window managers which do not have this built-in.

You can download them from here: http://www.lontronics.nl/index.php?m=0009

FOR PEOPLE INTERESTED IN MY PACKAGES; THEY ARE BUILT ON A SYSTEM RUNNING ON ZW SNAPSHOT!!!

The build scripts are also available for download.
When you have comments, problems with the builds etc...., please let me know

Hope you like it.
Jan

Nice file manager.  Thanks you for you efforts!

How do you start icewm?

I am using this /etc/X11/xinit for icewm to start it up on boot:



So, icewm-session

Thanx Lontronics!

I have also added the latest leafpad version without gnomeprint support (version 0.87); repository is 0.86.
Unfortunately the developer switched to gnomeprint print-support in version 0.88, so I will stick with 0.87 because I am not using the gnome-libs.

I moved the opera packages to the zenwalk packages directory on my website, so they are available now on the same place: http://www.lontronics.nl/index.php?m=0009. Just updated the opera package to the latest mid-weekly

Jan

I updated Icewm to version 1.2.26 and changed the compilation options to -march=i486 -mtune=i686 to be Slack compliant.

Packages on the usual place: http://www.lontronics.nl/index.php?m=0009

I have also added Sylpheed-Claws to my packages list. The package is the latest release: V2.1.0.
I was already using Sylpheed-Claws, downloaded and compiled daily from cvs, but switched back to the releases.
Because Sylpheed-Claws is a very good, easy and stable e-mail client I think this package can be interesting for others too

Packages on the usual place: http://www.lontronics.nl/index.php?m=0009


EDIT: Just updated to V2.1.1, which just crossed my upload

Opera 9.00 beta 2 available

I must say Opera is impressing me every day. No way I will go back to Mozilla.....

On special request I have added the Opera shared version too now

Upgraded emelfm2 to 2.0.17 today

Upgraded sylpheed-claws to 2.2.0 today

Upgraded opera to the first weekly after the second beta from the 18th of May today.
Very close to V9.00 official as I see it and for my very stable on ZW2.6.
The last weeks I never had a crash with the opera weeklies and speed and stability are very good.

Because I had some compilation problems with the new Sylpheed-Claws, I visited the website of the good old Sylpheed and found out it's community is very active again and fully alive. Both programs are simulair on much points and for about 100 percent the mailtree is usable with both programs.
This was the reason I tried the latest Sylpheed version. Compilation without any problems and the package seems as fast and stable as Sylpheed-Claws.

Till further notice I will use Sylpheed, and the Sylpheed Packages is available on the usual place: http://www.lontronics.nl/index.php?m=0009
The Sylpheed-Claws package will not be updated anymore, as long as using Sylpheed.

Version available now: Sylpheed V2.2.5

Updated sylpheed to 2.2.6 today