Tagging is a metadata creation approach provided by blogs, social bookmarking tools and various web 2.0 applications. Tagging-based systems enable users to categorise content by means of freely chosen keywords, tags.
A tag cloud depicts the content tags of a website. Usually, more frequently used tags are displayed in a larger font, and the display order is alphabetical.

Pyspace is a cross-platform Myspace account management tool written in python. It is capable of inviting friends automatically, deleting pending requests, making statistics of your friends, and much more.

It’s free, open source, and released under the GPL.

Very simple host for Linux, capable of loading, displaying and testing plugins in 16, 24 and 32bit colour depths in arbitrary screen resolutions.

Changelog:
070127: fixed small problem with error messages

Linux port of the famous plugins by Pete Warden. There are 43 plugins in the archive.

Changelog:

070114: bugfix, thanks to Chris Korda
050125: some inline assembly changes for gcc 3.4.2

Computationally generated holiday greetings card with particles swirling like snowflakes.
 
 
 

The Fractal Cow projects the contradictory vision of contemporary architecture that fractal spaces of nature are being replaced by the artificial fractal spaces of our society.

The conditions of our world's interconnected, hyperactive and dense space can be explored as we perceive it, with its inherent fractal dimensions and qualities exceeding the Cartesian concept of space that has dominated architecture and sculpture.

The underlying structure and labyrinthine networks of the city's architecture are artificial representations of the forms of nature and threaten to obliterate natural environments and vegetation at the same time.

XScreenSaver is a screen saver and locker for the X window system by Jamie Zawinski. There are more than 180 screen savers in the original package. This release of the wrapper makes it possible to use the ones following the screenhack api as FreeFrame plugins. This means 80+ plugins.