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PSPWrite v1.0.3 (PSP Application)

Here is a new version of PSPWrite the text editor for PSP

It permits to edit even huge text file, in both dos and unix mode, using iso8859-1 (8bits) characters encoding. All iso8859-1 characters are present in the “Danzeff like” virtual keyboard.

The IR keyboard support is based on the work of Harald Fielker (author of the PSP IR Keyboard Library) with a new patch from Craig to support Sprint PCS IR keyboard.

Changes:

– Add option to change the font size (8×8 or 6×10)
– Use Analog pad to move faster
– New CPU clock (from 133 to 333)
– Two cursor modes :
. the cursor move only on already written text.
. the cursor can move everywhere.

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PSP Doom v1 (PSP Game Port)

Here’s Chilly Willy’s conversion of ADoomPPC, one of the better DOOM conversions (for the Amiga). It’s got a simple, decent gui that runs before you start the game which allows you to set most of the major DOOM settings. On the Slim PSP, it supports TV out. This arc includes the source, two sets of MIDI instruments and the shareware WAD file. Up to date as of 2007/10/28.

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Isotcl (GP2x misc)

Here’s an alpha release of an isometric engine written in C and Tcl. Its designed to allow rapid development of isometric games. The demos are preludes to the following game titles or themes..

— iso mini golf.
— puck a duck
— bye bye fluffy!
— Bar monopoly
— Foosball
— and many more, including multiplayer capability such as
— Go
— Poorman’s 2nd Life
— the data folder contains quite a few sprites created in Blender.

Feel free to mod the scripts and change.

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iPhone Asterisk v1.0 (iPhone Application)

This is a port of the Asterisk PBX to the Apple iPhone. It is still in early testing, but it complies, runs, and handles calls without issue. All the code is released under the GPL v2. Tested with iPhone firmware 1.0.2, not tested with 1.1.1.

Feedback is much appreciated. If you are using Asterisk on your iPhone successfully, or are having issues, or have some patches, please let the author know.

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PSPcw (Beta 2) (PSP Application)

With PSPcw you can write a documents on a PSP itself and save it on the memory stick.

Changes:

– Cpu will be putted on 111 mhz.
– PSPcw read a file for write your document on the root that you want.
-Now, you can erase a character ๐Ÿ™‚

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JellyBlocks (28-10-2007) (NDS Game)

Copper updated his remake of JellyBlocks for DS (original flashgame located at http://www.jellyblocks.com/ ).

It now features multilanguage: French and Engish – and fixes few minor problems. A changelog in french language is avaiable at it’s release thread on dev-fr.org.

Thanks to http://www.dev-fr.org for the news.

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PSPLock v4 (PSP Application)

PSPLock is a security software for PSP’s. It currently does not work on M33 firmwares.

Readme:

PSPLock now appears to be in EBOOT format. This is simply an easy installer that I’ve lovingly called
PEF (PSPLock Easy Flasher), all you have to do is run the program, select the options, and it does the hard work for you.

Increased security – Installed differently, which means you MUST read the README_PEF.txt

The ability to select characters (upper and lower case), punctuation, and numbers. Due to the above change, there is an easy scrolling option, pressing the triangle button will move you to the digits, the right should button to skip to upper case characters, and the left shoulder button to switch to lower case characters.

Faster load times, and although these are probably un-noticable, they are there.

Ability to select a “Button Switch”, this allows you to either force-crash the PSP if the buttons are not pressed upon bootup, or, if the buttons are pressed upon bootup, the PSP will switch manual/auto modes (so if you are on auto mode, it will switch to manual, and vise-versa). Of course, this option
can be disabled.

If the above “Button Switch” mode is activated, you will be asked to press 3 buttons, these will be the buttons used. If you only wish to have 1 of these buttons doing the job, press that button 3 times.

Increased compatibility with VSH plugins, almost all that I have tested work, with the exception of
CXMB.

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