Ultra.vim (A Vim Script to make Vim awesome.)
This Vim script will eventually be used to make the Vim Editor even more functional and to make some sense for Vim newbies as to how the advance features work. Let's face it. When you boot up this text editor, you want some features to be on, some features to be off, and some features to be installed. Ultra.vim will be designed to to just that.
The script will be designed such that if you don't run the script, or don't tell Vim to automatically run it on start up, everything that Ultra.vim does doesn't happen. I think that's what a lot of people like. They like it when they have control over their software instead of the software designer enabling everything by default and making new features inconveinent or a nuisance.
Coming eventually.
JRCBlog - The distributable version
I've been working on this blogging platform I've made from scratch for nearly a year now. Eventually, I'd like to make it available for distribution. Wordpress is so complicated. JRCBlog (as it is tenatively called) is designed to be a simple, tumblr-esque blogging software. If you want to have comments, employ something like Disquis. Embedded commenting systems (like in Wordpress, Blogger, or LiveJournal), are easily abused, readily hacked, and probably the most time consuming to manage.
The folks at tumblr seemed to get it right. And most of the time, when you employ a blogging software with commenting, nobody says anything to you if you're not part of the more popular blogs.
But if you're just looking for blog software to share your thought and leave feedback to the social networks, JRCBlog would be idea. The difference between my blogware and tumblr is that mine will likely be open source and you won't need to pay to add templates.
Coming Eventually
lsdir.sh
A simple script that lists all the directories in a directory or all the files in a directory or all the files then all the directories in a directory.
Download lsdir.sh here
makeitmine.sh
Reclaim ownership and group ownership of files on a remote disk.
Download makeitmine.sh here
mount_lv.sh
Mount a logical volume generally meant for Redhat/Fedora systems but if you install lvm2 on Debian/Ubuntu, it will also work.
Download mount_lv.sh here.
