These programs are provided without warranty or liability. I think all of these entries are older programs for OS 9 and the PowerPC processor.Assorted OS9 Macintosh Software
from Gregory Dudek
Most of these require Stuffit Expander version 5 or better to
be used.
That's a free
download also.
Animal: a text-based question and answer
game. You think
of an animal and by asking yes-or-no questions, the computer tries
to
guess what you are thinking of.
This is a game
something like 20-questions. The really interesting thing about
it is that the
program "learns" a new animal very time it fails to guess one
correctly so that, in theory, it gets better and better. It works
best when
two different people use the program (potentially at very different
times).
It appeals very much to my children.
The current version posted here suffers from an anomaly that
prevents it
from playing more than a few games in succession. I suspect it would be
easy to fix if a few paople asked.
animal.hqx
- binhex encoded macintosh program
animal.bin
- macbinary encoded macintosh program
Genetic Art: a drawing synthesis program.
See http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~dudek/ga.html
Greg's dc25toppm
Wow, my old DC25 just became useful!
This is a program that allows you to extract images directly from a Kodak
DC20 or DC25 camera's compactflash card, instead of having to use the
slow serial cable. The interface is somewhat ugly, but it gets the job done.
To
use this, you need a compact flash to PCMCIA (i.e. PC card) adapter
(assuming to have something like a powerbook with a PCMCIA slot on the
side.) Such an adapter costs about $10 (
here's a suggestion
).
When you insert your compact flash card, if it comes up with the name "UNTITL" the program will find it automatically, otherwise you must select any file on it by hand. All the images will then be extracted in ppm format to a destination directory of your choosing. If you want to see them as they go, or tune the color adjustment, you can do that too. After it's done, you can use something like the excellentGraphicsConverter to change them all (via batch mode) from ppm to some other format (someday I should to that automatically).
If
you use this, please email me which might motivate me to either clean it up
further
or
at least post a newer version here.
dc20toppm.sea.sit
- macbinary encoded macintosh program
Other disconnected notes.