 projects uploaded by ctrlaltdel 100 windows by Peter Luining name: 100 windows artist: Peter Luining date: 18 august 2005 platform: windows 3.1/95/NT/98/ME/2000/XP type: executeable description: 100 auto rotating pop-windows size: 7 kb zip file 100 windows was commissioned by http://www.l--l.org background info: Aware of the decline of pop-up window art caused by the widespread use of pop-up blockers* (Windows XP has even default a pop-up [...] [ go to project page ] formulas by Peter Luining name: formulas artist: Peter Luining/ ctraltdel.org type: photoshop & compatibles plug-in (win only) description: package of 246 experimental plug-ins info: "... especially the search for unexpected filters in a new series called formulas, in which I forced myself to ignore my programming knowledge and just started to type in code in a simple and stupid looking way, by just adding [...] [ go to project page ] giant cursor by Peter Luining name: giant cursor date: 01 march 2005 platform: windows 3.1/95/NT/98/ME/2000/XP/2003 type: executable description: extreme large cursor that replaces the standard cursor important: before installation read readme.txt file first size: 9 kb zip file [ go to project page ] Plug-Ins Revised by Peter Luining Series of Photoshop and compatibles plugins that investigate function, use and character of plug-ins [ go to project page ] ZNC browser by Peter Luining ZNC is a browser that translates html code into ascii numbers which in turn are translated in sound and colors. The first version (1.01) of this browser was made with the intention to show the arbitrariness of code and make the proces of how software (in this case the browser) works totally transparent. The 2.0 [...] [ go to project page ] |
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