Visigoth's Domain

AutoRun 1.0 [ Litestep ]

- August 17, 1999 @ 10:45 PM

Rejoice! A new module! In response to jugg's request, I've coded up this little module: AutoRun. All it does is take care of AutoRun / AutoPlay tasks in Windows. It also supports Explorer's temporary stopping of AutoPlay by holding Shift. !Bang & RC Commands can control whether it is enabled. NOTE: This module is explicity meant for use with jDesk. Use with Litestep's original desktop.dll is not recommended.

LSXCommand 1.7.5 [ Litestep ]

- August 11, 1999 @ 1:30 AM

After a few weeks of just watching anime and being a bum, I got back to working on LSXCommand a little and here's what I came up with. The newest version has a few bug fixes - mainly just the crashes resulting from using !CommandBrowse* have stopped. Among the new features are !CommandMove (move the LSXCommand window around) and search engine categories - which is something a lot of people have been itching for. Other than that, not too much. Have fun.

LSXCommand 1.7.4 [ Litestep ]

- July 24, 1999 @ 2:30 AM

The latest version of LSXCommand basically has a bunch of bug fixes that have been lingering in my mailbox as of late. AlterScript now understands LoadScript RC Commands, LSXCommand/CommandClock no longer have that weird co-existence quirk, and there are a number of small fixes. There's also two new search engines and one new feature. Have a look see and mail me if anything blows up.

LSXCommand 1.7.3 [ Litestep ]

- July 18, 1999 @ 12:00 AM

There's a new version of LSXCommand up... There are a couple new features (!CommandBrowseFile / Folder) and a couple of "sub-modules." These sub-modules do a couple things: One is a separate clock & winamp module that some people on the mailing list were ailing for. The other is a makeshift script.dll replacement: It understands most of the *CustomBang statements in your step.rc What's the difference? This one uses LSXCommand's !Command !Bang command - which lets you use aliases and search engine commands!

MetaDesk 1.1 [ Litestep ]

- July 14, 1999 @ 9:00 PM

I posted a new version of MetaDesk today. For those of you who don't know what it is: It's a module that allows you to place a 3D object on your desktop (as long as you have Litestep..). In any case, for all of you who had problems with the first release, I hope this works for you. If not, it's back to the drawing board with me... :)