I’ve finally released to the world the secret extra duckmaze levels. They’re contained in the 0.2 release, which is also faster, and doesn’t freeze time.
(As far as I know.)
It’s got 18 levels, and a level editor, which means you can make more.
Last night I uploaded the first public version of my latest project, Record TV. Record TV is a system for recording TV (on a Linux desktop computer) that is designed to allow lots of different user interfaces all to use the same back end. It is currently only useful for people who are quite familiar with the Linux command line. It essentially has no user interface at all, but the back end stuff works for recording TV.
Perhaps more excitingly, I have also managed to get my recorded programmes to play back on my Nintendo Wii, so I can watch them on my TV.
Find out more on the project page linked above. I’ve released this code very early, in the spirit of “release early, release often,” so expect to hack on it a bit to get it working.
If you think MythTV just goes about things the wrong way, and you’d like to help do it right, it might be of interest.
It’s mostly Python, with some PHP and shell scripts.
A job I’d like to do is to be able to use FreeGuide as a UI for selecting programmes to record.