[packet forth is dead, long live packet forth tom@zwizwa.be**20080614112627] { hunk ./www/index.html 11 - graphics processing and generation. Although - the focus has shifted towards generative graphics in the last couple - of years, the original goal was and still is real-time video - processing. PF is now quite stable and usable, but remains a bit of - an odd duck in the land of open source video processing tools.

+ graphics processing and generation written by Tom + Schouten.. Although the focus has shifted towards generative + graphics in the last couple of years, the original goal was and + still is real-time video processing. PF is now quite stable and + usable, but remains a bit of an odd duck in the land of open source + video processing tools.

hunk ./www/index.html 36 - the objectives of the Staapl project. - -

If you are interested in trying PF, have a look at - the Packets website or - subscribe to - the pf-list. The - main distribution channel is - the darcs - archive. If you are interested in the gory details, have a look at - the dev - log. PF is released to the public under the - GPL v2. + the objectives of the Staapl + project. hunk ./www/index.html 42 -PF was forked from -the Pure Data +

PF was forked from the Pure Data hunk ./www/index.html 45 -on generative graphics, driven in large part by the requirements of +on adding features for OpenGL based generative graphics, driven in +large part by the requirements of hunk ./www/index.html 48 -on stabilizing and cleaning up the code base. During the author's -affiliation with GOTO10 in the period -(2005-2007) an effort has been made in collaboration with Aymeric -Mansoux and Marloes De Valk to bring PF to the general public and -start the -Packets community website. -PF is written by Tom Schouten. +on stabilizing and cleaning up the code base. PF is currently in +hibernation. + +

Due to lack of time and interest on my end (shifting focus to +Staapl) and lack of community interest, PF will probably die in its +current form. A big thanks to those who believed in it; I'm going to +do my best to not make that effort go to waste. I still like the idea +behind PF, but I made some mistakes in the design that I can't fix +without spending a huge amount of time. The world has changed a lot in +5 years, and I've learned a thing or two. The way I see things now +(June 2008), the language part will will probably be absorbed in +Staapl, and the simplified glue layers for Linux media APIs will +probably find a home in a C library. + }