morse2led
The morse2led package consists of two programs, blinker and text2morse. Coordinated use of the programs can translate text into morse code displayed on your keyboard's leds, as described in Neal Stephenson's _Cryptonomicon_. The blinker program is a very flexible tool that interprets a token stream as signals to control the leds, allowing one to do cool things like make Knight-Rider patterns or send subtle visual alerts. The text2morse program translates text into user defineable morse code text symbols. Compiles on Linux and FreeBSD. Runs in text console or X mode.
| Tags | Communications |
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| Licenses | GPL |
Recent releases
- 30 Jan 2001 06:13
Changes: text2morse has now been generalized to allow output of user-defined Morse code symbols. The online help was improved. The "e/E" Morse letter was corrected. The buffers were fixed to handle large input/output.
- 30 Jan 2001 06:13
Changes: Initial freshmeat announcement; improved buffer speed and efficiency.
