Michel's Haiku apps, ports and resources

Things I have programmed, ported, compiled or just packaged for the Haiku Operating System. These are compiled and packaged for x86_64, except for Java apps and a few scripts, which should run, but have not been tested, on a 32-bit system. In a very few cases, I have included, as a service, some old 32-bit ports found on Beshare. Don't ask for updates: I have lost interest in 32-bit porting.

Most of these are quick-n-dirty, proof-of-concept compilations. If it compiles, runs and doesn't destroy my system, it's in. The idea is that if I can get it to compile, people with greater skills certainly can too, and no doubt do a better job.

If you are a developer and you see something here that could be further developed and refined in the Haiku context, and be entered into the official repositories, please go ahead with my blessings. I won't complain about being "sherlocked". In fact, let me know when your version is up on the repos and I'll take it down here.

Most packages include the source code (as it was at the time I compiled it) in the directory /boot/system/data/<package>/src.  My own code is generally to be found on Codeberg.