I created a svn repository on google’s code hosting for all of my misc. open source efforts that do not justify individual projects themselves (as, for example, HexEdit does).

I have several items ready to share yet still need to do a bit of cleanup, indicate the license, etc. before posting. The repository will be called “ideas-from-the-deep” in case you feel the need to check it out before it’s actually ready.

OK, so I am slowly going through and adding in all the various Apple // software I’ve written in the past. Here is what I currently have:

• Apple Reference Magazine - The source code to the Apple Reference Magazine shell, including the browser and reader. I think it also includes all of the first issue data and articles (which my include further source). The source is 100% assembly, and well documented (really!). File is in "bxy" format (Apple //gs archive)
• Lane DOS - I think this is the source to a version of the DOS I wrote for the Battletech series from Infocom, but I'm not 100% sure on that.
• Applesoft BASIC code - General stuff written in Applesoft - not sure at all what is in this archive.
• Copy Protect - I think this is my track/sector syncing copy protection scheme I submitted to some Apple // hackeresque magazine back in the day.
• Copy Protection Notebook - This is the various sources to the "Copy Protection Notebook" (aka the "Tome of Copy Protection"). If you ever wanted to know how to do copy protection, get this source! Half tracks, quarter tracks, perfect tracks, sync tracks, sync sectors, and more...

Let me know if you find any issues, I have not yet setup my gs or an emulator so I can check these out.