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Project Name	Description
mahjong 3d	Mahjong 3D
memcardlib - A memory card library	The standard memory card interface exposed through Linux ends up being a little cumbersome in real applications. If you want to read or get information about the memory card you end up having to open the device and do ioctl commands on it. If you want to write or delete files you end up having to mount/umount the memory card into some known directory and then perform your file operations. This library collects most of the things you might want to do with a memory card; such as determine the type and read, write, or delete files; and wraps them up into a neat interface, making the whole process of managing memory card files much easier.
MIDI monitor Art	"MIDI monitor Art" is a one of the visual musical instruments. It's controlled by MIDI messages, then you can perform sound and visual live with playing the MIDI instruments. It's consists of 4 parts, rhythm, bass, harmony, and solo. Please check http://f27.aaacafe.ne.jp/~songen/
MIPS Assembly Language Tutorial	This is a tutorial in MIPS assembly language programming, intended for individuals that have not seen assembly language programming before. There is nothing in this course specific to the PS2, however PS2 developers have found the course useful. The emphasis on how computers work. The goal of the course is not to turn you into a MIPS programmer, but to give you an understanding of all computer systems. The only equipment you need for this course is a PC. The only software you need is the SPIM simulator of the MIPS R2000 processor and a text editor. The simulator is available by free download.
Mozilla for PlayStation2	This project will provide a Mozilla distribution for the PlayStation2. This project will also collect associated files, utilities and documentation to enable users to build Mozilla on their own.
mplayer on PS2	The problem with a direct port of mplayer is by default it does several unaligned accesses and does not support (by default) any ps2 specific instructions. We would like to do lots of profiling on this and based on our findings rewrite all the required code into assembly. The end result should be a very fast divx player for ps2linux possibly using sps2. We will be 3 programmers on the project.
Myrkraverk's Adventure	This is Adventure, *the* text adventure :) This is a port of an ancient FORTRAN IV sources to gnu g77. There are other versions of this game, that run without problems on almost any system, but this version has, so far, only been know as FORTRAN IV sources since 1979 (and possible binaries for a few years more). I will agree that this is not what I intended to use the ps2linux system for when I bought it, but it *is* a video game :)