Cody Brocious

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Cody Brocious is a computer programmer who helped Travis Watkins and Jon Lech Johansen developing the Python program PyMusique. [1] [2] He's also a developer of Alky project, a tool that converts a Windows executable to a Mac OS X or Linux binary. The Alky source code was released under the LGPL license.

[edit] Quotes

"My vision for computing and my goal for the next 5 years is simple: Any piece of software, any platform you choose." [3] [4]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Cody Brocious's page at about.com Encyclopedia.
  2. ^ Musik: PyMusique’s Successor.
  3. ^ Quote from him at the top of the page.
  4. ^ Cody's vision, from His weblog.

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