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Excellent, Mason. I'll drop you a line from my gmail account. Any others on the mailing list, feel free to keep 'em coming - I'm always hungry for more projects!<br><br>Cheers,<br>John<br><br>"...it was brilliant, there was three up against a thousand, and boy, did we give those three heaps!"<br><br><div><hr id="stopSpelling">Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2011 21:33:21 +0800<br>From: mason.larobina@gmail.com<br>To: plug@plug.org.au<br>Subject: Re: [plug] Any Projects to Cover in Linux Journal?<br><br>I'm the author of Luakit (<a href="http://luakit.org/" target="_blank">http://luakit.org/</a>) and I would love to talk about it and or get it some attention if anybody is interested. <BR>
I'm also a recent member of PLUG and one of the founding members of the Perth hackerspace (The Artifactory). So I'm local.<BR>
I'm at work at the moment so I don't have much of a chance do to a full write-up on my phone but I'll respond when I can.<BR>
Mason.<BR>
<div class="ecxgmail_quote">On Jun 28, 2011 9:20 PM, "John Knight" <<a href="mailto:anarchist_tomato@hotmail.com">anarchist_tomato@hotmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>> <br>> G'day all,<br>
> <br>> I know I don't post much these days, apologies! Anyway, I realised that I hadn't got a "to-do" "to-done" in that I've not yet asked my fellow Perthites at PLUG if there's any projects they'd like covered in the New Projects column in Linux Journal. <br>
> <br>> So, here we are. Firstly, do you know of a cool project that you'd like to see covered? The criteria is that it's something still in *development*, rather than a well established project past 1.0. Also, wacky = brilliant. Some of my favourite projects thus far have involved binaural brainwave entrainment, quantum minigolf, and NZ project that took static drawings and created (rudimentary) video games from the picture! Still, if it's not kooky, something extremely useful is also well worth mentioning - projects like Tor for instance are real game changers.<br>
> <br>> While these projects can be from anywhere worldwide, I'd much rather give some kudos to an Australian project, especially one from WA!<br>> <br>> Thanks all!<br>> John Knight<br>> <br>> "...it was brilliant, there was three up against a thousand, and boy, did we give those three heaps!"<br>
> <br>> <br></div>
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