A teleconferencing system developed by members of
Lysator. In it most of Lysators activities are planned,
discussed, condemned, flamed and some carried out.
Project Runeberg publishes free electronic editions of classic Nordic
literature and art on the Internet since 1992. Since 1996, this is a
joint project between Lysator and Linköping University Library.
amiwm is an X window manager that tries to make your display look and feel
like an Amiga® Workbench® screen. It is fully functional and can do all the
usual window manager stuff, like moving and resizing windows.
Pike is a dynamic language with a syntax that looks like C.
It is simple to learn, doesn't need long compilation passes and has
powerful builtin data types that allows simple and fast data manipulation.
mp2 decodes MPEG Audio Layer2 streams in realtime using the
ATARI Falcon's DSP 56001. The latest version features handshaked
DMA, taking 0% of CPU time.
JySKom allows you to read and participate in the discussions of the LysKOM
system. It is the first used client with graphical user interface,
combines WWW with threaded reading of conferences and offers a better
overview.
An LPC driver aiming to make LPC a language usable
for more than MUD. LPC4 has been abandoned in favor of µLPC.
µLPC has since then changed name to Pike.
A multithreaded Amiga emulator, with one thread for each CPU (The copper and
the blitter have separate threads from the main CPU) and perhaps for each
started DMA transfer. This should make it fast enough to be usable.
Another HTTP server. This one is used to serve the
Science Fiction Archive. It uses multithreading, dynamic linking
and memory mapped I/O to be very fast.