NanoNote arrives, dex gets released

My NanoNote finally arrived yesterday. It’s made of pure awesome. I’ve tested dex on it, made a few optimizations and fixed a few bugs, so here it is, the first release of dex! Enjoy!

dex v1 stable
Download it from my Google Code page here! Please read through the readme.txt file for usage and other related information. Protip: Copy the dex binary to /usr/bin, and you won’t have to navigate to the folder it’s stored each time you want to use it. If you find any bugs, or have any feature requests, please use the issue tracker on my Google Code project. Comments can go on the comments to this article. Thanks.

Unrelated news:
I also made two mini-tools today (both for MIPS/Ben NanoNote):

  • A random password generator which will generate a random 8 character password, containing lower and upper case letters, and numbers. Download here.
  • An SDL-application to view key codes for pressed keys, which can come in handy when that’s not documented (I used it to find the keycodes of the Vol Up/Vol Down buttons). Press Escape to quit. Download here.

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