Nano-Mud is a mudclient Written in C using win32 api's to achineve it's goal. Its primary purpose was to not only out-preform all other windows-based mud-clients, but to be free to the mud community; which is free in its self. Nano-Mud's features include:

* Scripts/triggers/aliases * Advanced scripting * one-hundred percent configurable * and many..many more things to come.

Currently, Nano-mud is in development, and shall be released shortly. Source code shall be released as well if the demand is met.

Download: See nanomud page. Source: See nanomud page.

BandwidthMonitor is a little utility that I wrote for NETSourcehosting to help figure out why we were having high spikes in bandwidth usages between servers. Standalone, it can be quite a handy tool to see how much bandwidth you are currently sending out and receiving on a certain machine. The code it's self is quite simple, but yet effective. It has been tested on RedHat machines, but I feel pretty sure it would work on any linux (or even unix) distros. If it doesn't then it could easily be modified by anyone with a limited knowledge of C coding.

Download (c file): here