KujoSoft

What the heck is this site, you ask?

Well, it’s partly a repository of software and scripts that I’ve written. It’s also a bit of a blog with these topics.

Basically, I like to mess around making various scripts, programs and games. I’m not much of a programmer, but maybe some of this stuff is useful to others.

All of it is freeware. And most of the source code is included. If you use any of it, just buy me a beer or something (if you’re in the Seattle area, that is… if not, at least email me a picture of someone drinking a beer in my honor).

~Jeff Kujath

I am also putting old programs that I wrote back in the day. One of them is my very first C++ program (and my last because I’m lame). It’s a simple unit conversion program that converts any (K/M/G/P/T/etc)bits to any (K/M/G/P/T/etc)Bytes.

It includes the source code that can be compiled to run in Windows and Linux. The Windows binary is included, but not a Linux one.

DOWNLOAD: Conversion Buddy (text version) 50KB

I always like Visual Basic for creating some simple programs. I’m not that good at it… and I really only have one completed program to put here (for now). It’s one of my first ones and like the C++ program above, it deals with converting bits to bytes. I wrote this in April 2000 with VB 5.0.

DOWNLOAD: Conversion Buddy 2000 (VB version) 4.3MB

~Jeff Kujath

I plan on putting some Linux bash scripts here that I’ve written to do things for my job as a Network Engineer.

Most of them deal with managing routers and other network devices via SNMP and taking that data and making it into a easy to read webpage. I’ve written tons of scripts so hopefully they’ll help others.

My distro of choice is Debian. I’ve tried many others but I always keep coming back to good ol’ Debian. Apt-get (via aptitude) is what it’s about and although ’stable’ isn’t as up-to-date as some people like, ‘testing’ is much more so and very much as stable as many other distros. If Debian intimidates you, check out Ubuntu or, my preference, Kubuntu (difference between defaulting to Gnome or KDE). It’s based on Debian but geared more towards being user friendly and targets the desktop. Quick shout-out to Jeremiah for opening my eyes to Debian a few years back (I had been mostly a Redhat/Mandrake dude).

But I digress…

~Jeff Kujath