"Bill's Games" is a collection of over a dozen free, web-based games that work with practically any web browser.

The site works perfectly with WebTV's and other TV-based web browsing appliances, as well as with desktop browser clients like Netscape and Internet Explorer.

Especially popular with the "grandmother" demographic (mainly for the Klondike Solitaire game), this site has won numerous awards and has been mentioned in books, magazines and newspapers around the world.

New Breed Software

"New Breed Software" is currently just a pseudonym that I use when releasing software.

I've released a number of games for the Linux operating system, including a few which have been reviewed in magazines, published on CDROM's, and/or incorporated into official Linux distributions.

I also publish web software, including a popular CGI-based chat client and web development libraries, for Unix and Linux.

Finally, I also publish a few Atari 8-bit programs I've written, and run an Atari 8-bit software search engine which indexes a massive amount of files off of a number of independently-run Atari FTP- and web-sites.

WebFX

"WebFX" is another award-winning and well-published site. It's a tool which allows people to manipulate graphics over the web using just a web browser. Because of this, it is also quite popular with WebTV users, who appreciate having a graphics tool at their disposal without needing a PC.

Linux Users' Group of Davis

I was president or vice president of LUGOD for the first 5 and a half years. LUGOD is a club which meets twice a month to discuss and demonstrate the GNU/Linux operating system.

While originally designed and created by my friend Marianne, I currently do almost all of the maintenance of the website.

Davis Game Design Club

"DGDC" was a club I founded which was meant to provide a place to meet for artists, programmers, musicians, and anyone else interested in the design and creation of video games.

I designed and maintained the website, as well as scheduling and hosting the meetings. Unfortunately, the webserver it was on died, and since interested seemed to be dwindling, I just let it died.

Indrema Informer

A site I created dedicated to the Linux-based "Indrema" video game console. Unfortunately, the device never got created.

The site was full of links to interesting news about the system, plus lots more meant to get people up to speed with what it was.

Star Raiders Tribute

This site is a multimedia tribute to the classic Atari 8-bit computer game of 1979, "Star Raiders." It was the first 3D space simulations, and is still one of the best.

It contains a number of game screenshots created using an emulator, as well as an HTML version of the entire game manual, among other things.

Web Turtle

"Web Turtle" is a little-known web-based programming language that I created based on the concept of "turtle graphics."

A person can program in Web Turtle's geometric language, using any graphical web browser, and create images!

SSU Projects

During my studies at Sonoma State Univeristy, I created a number of web-based projects, most interactive, rather than simply turning in paper assignments.