Mosu’s unleased a new MKVToolNix unto the world, and with it, new requirements. I’ve upgraded LZO, EBML, Matroska, OGG, FLAC, and all the fixin’s. You don’t have to worry about that, however – I’ve done all the footwork.

Here’s the link for the MKVToolNix 1.0.2 package.

I’ve been working on getting all of my software up to date, from tweaking and rebuilding Rollator, to maintaining the software currently on my website.

For roughly the last week, I’ve been unable to accomplish much, due to an injury at work. My left arm is stuck in a sling, and is quite painful.

The medication I have been given does little – allowing me nearly two hours of sleep at night; hence, I’m scatterbrained, tired, and in pain.

I’m sure I’ll be fully healed shortly, however, until then, all software and updates will be slowed.

Thanks to the good graces of Nolan Eakins, I’ve now got the official ‘OK’ to maintain the MacOS X port of MyPasswordSafe.

This build touts a new interface, and compatibility with PasswordSafe v2 files.

Well, what’re you waiting for? Give it a try!

uControl is a great little tool to remap the ‘unused’ keys on you Mac. It touts the ability to remap Caps Lock, other modifiers, and even convert the Function Key into a ‘scroll button’, so when you hold it down, you can track up and down with the trackpad.

Update: The official 1.4.6 release is out, with support for MacOS 10.3.8. Use that, instead. :)

Speak is a quick little utility I threw together from old BSD code, and utilizes MacOS X’s underlying speech engine.

It’s a command line utility, which is odd for all but the most geeky of Mac users – mimmicing cat, mincing the data given to it, and rather than displaying it on the terminal, it will speak it through your Mac’s speakers, as demonstrated in this MP3.

Enough of the banter, I’m sure you want to get to speaking your text files.