Simon Tatham's less maintained software

This page contains free software I wrote in the past, and used to advertise on my main home page, which I'm now not expecting to maintain very much any more.

• Enigma: a block-pushing puzzle game. Originally invented by a friend; converted to a curses-based Unix game by me. I now consider this superseded by Chroma, which contains the Enigma levels plus two more sets of even harder puzzles, and can run on a much wider range of platforms.
• Bitmap fonts and font utilities for Windows, in particular converting between Windows binary font file formats and a simple text format that's easy to edit. I don't expect these to be very useful in the modern day because high-DPI displays make bitmap fonts much less usable than they used to be.
• A set of scripts to fake the obsolete HTML <keygen> element, for the sake of websites that still require it even though modern browsers have withdrawn it. I'm hoping fewer and fewer people will need this at all, as those websites catch up with the news!
• A patch to bash(1) that implements a third mode of job termination notification. I still think something like this would be a nice feature in bash, but I don't feel strongly enough about it to keep forward-porting the patch to every new version.
• ick-proxy, a disgusting utility for rewriting URLs in multiple web browsers. I don't even use this myself any more – the sites I most wanted it for have either gone away, or implemented server-side preference systems that make me not need it any more.