Madcow IRC Bot

Madcow is an extensible IRC/SILC/AIM bot written in Python. It is fully customizable and has a simple API for creating modules that extend its functionality. Madcow ships with modules that emulate classic Infobot behavior and much more.

VidConvert

A command-line front-end for mencoder for doing batch conversions, has various presets for generating "divx" compatible video, view-anywhere mpeg1, and DVD-compliant mpeg2 suitable for VOB encapsulation. Handles basic needs such as autocropping, rescaling, calculating bitrate for a target size. There are better GUI front-ends to mencoder/mplayer, this is mostly meant for doing common tasks on a server where using a GUI isn't an option.

PyFiglet

pyfiglet is a full port of the FIGlet specification (http://www.figlet.org/) into pure python. It has full support for the FIGlet specification, including smushing and kerning. PyFiglet takes ASCII text and renders it in ASCII art fonts. It can be used on the commandline or as an Object Oriented driver library in your own programs.

RunPTY

RunPTY provides a library of PTY-related functions similar to subprocess.Popen, suitable for tricking UNIX applications that were meant to be run interactively. Includes Expect functionality, an SSH login wrapper, Rsync constructor, and various helper utilties such as getting a password from the user with echo off, finding a binary in the user path, clearing the screen, etc.

ImageView

wxPython application for OSX 10.5 for viewing large image collections. A work in progress and mostly just something I made to learn wxPython with, this is beta quality at best. I found it useful though.

iTunes Cleaner

Scans iTunes music library for orphaned files and possible duplicate songs by heavily normalizing their names and comparing them. Also looks for orphaned files that were removed from the library XML but kept on disc.

Insub

A suite of text filters that can be chained together to produce various ASCII art outputs. For example, a rainbow-colored, upside-down cowsay speaking figlet. Supports output in ANSI, mIRC, HTML, BBCode. It runs from the command line or as an IRSSI module. Also in FreeBSD ports and MacPorts.