This repository is the antique shop for Feisty Meow Concerns Ltd, Gruntose, and so forth. It's mostly out of date older versions of code. * NOTE: this version has dropped a lot of old third-party junk. this is * almost all just fred t. hamster's, aka chris koeritz's, code now. hoople1: The code formerly known as just HOOPLE, but later demoted to being known as hoople1. This is all the code in the first iteration of the hoople libraries and applications. There may still be some useful assets hidden here that need to be ported to the newer ways of doing things. hoople2: The end all and be all of hoople... Or at least version 2. This is the last product called hoople. Our crack legal team found that the term hoople had been trademarked in various screwy ways by another company, and rather than engage in a costly legal battle to secure our aging acronym, we have just retreated back to our long standing holding company, Feisty Meow Concerns Limited. This company now offers all source codes that are active and is the one engaged in mining older assets as well as incorporating newer source code and scripts in the codebase: yeti: This is our longest running product, which is the YETI script codebase. It's a collection of bash and hoople scripts in a huge bag-shaped directory. It also has some other interesting files that have accumulated over the years. Most of the contents here are available in feisty meow's codebase, albeit in more updated and organized forms: