Some software I'm working on:

• ¬¬ xy-controller-dssi, an xy controller dssi plugin
• ¬¬ xy-gravity, an xy controller dssi plugin with a simple simulation of gravity and damping forces on a particle whose x and y coordinates give control outputs
• ¬¬ cli-dssi-host, a command-line host for DSSI plugins (version 0.1.3, essentially finished)
• ¬¬ libtimbre is a library for computing attributes of digitised sounds, and comparing pairs of sounds. Example programs are included.
• ¬¬ analyse-dssi is a little program for dl-opening a DSSI plugin and outputting some information about it.
• ¬¬ hailstones is a pre-alpha (ie doesn't work) LADSPA effects plugin, intended to provide a sonification of the hailstones integer sequences.
• ¬¬ nl-filter is a set of LADSPA effects plugins, in mono and stereo, which implement the Dobson-Ffitch non-linear filter.
• ¬¬ sndfile-jack-play is a simple little program that plays a sound file through a Jack port. This is useful for me, but better examples exist out there so this is strictly for educational purposes.
• ¬¬ buzz plugins
• ¬¬ zz is a planned project that hasn't got off the ground yet. A client-server MIDI/OSC sequencer with extensible GUIs.
• ¬¬ xwall.py is a simple Python/GTK program that pops up a window for warning the user about something. It sets the "keep_above" and "sticky" window-manager hints, to make sure you see it even if you're switching between windows and desktops. And it flashes on and off until you acknowledge it.
• ¬¬ xwall_battery.py is like xwall, above, but it pops up a warning about a low battery (it depends on sleepd or something similar to run it) and allows the user to run a sleep or hibernate command from the interface. And after a few minutes it runs hibernate automatically.