HUMAnN is a method for efficiently and accurately profiling the abundance of microbial metabolic pathways and other molecular functions from metagenomic or metatranscriptomic sequencing data.

GraPhlAn is a software tool for producing high-quality circular representations of taxonomic and phylogenetic trees. GraPhlAn focuses on concise, integrative, informative, and publication-ready representations of phylogenetically- and taxonomically-driven investigation.

MUSCLE aims to be a fast and accurate multiple sequence alignment program for nucleotide and protein sequences.

MetaPhlAn relies on ~5.1M unique clade-specific marker genes (the latest marker information file can be found here) identified from ~1M microbial genomes (~236,600 references and 771,500 metagenomic assembled genomes) spanning 26,970 species-level genome bins (SGBs), 4,992 of them taxonomically unidentified at the species level, allowing:

- unambiguous taxonomic assignments; - an accurate estimation of organismal relative abundance; - SGB-level resolution for bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes; - strain identification and tracking - orders of magnitude speedups compared to existing methods. - metagenomic strain-level population genomics

HUMAnN is a method for efficiently and accurately profiling the abundance of microbial metabolic pathways and other molecular functions from metagenomic or metatranscriptomic sequencing data.

MetaPhlAn is a computational tool for profiling the composition of microbial communities (Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryotes) from metagenomic shotgun sequencing data (i.e. not 16S) with species-level. With the StrainPhlAn module, it is possible to perform accurate strain-level microbial profiling.

An emacs interface to the World Air Quality Index, providing air quality information from around 12,000 stations in over 100 countries and 1000 major cities

A simple package to disconnect from the online world for a while, possibly reconnecting later. Any interruptions or distractions which occur once the command is run are guaranteed to be local.

A simple way to analyse the writing style, word use and readability of prose in Emacs. It performs several readability tests on the text including; Flesch-Kincaid readability tests, Automated Readability Index (aka 'ARI'), Coleman-Liau Index, Gunning fog index (aka 'Fog Index'), and SMOG Index (aka 'SMOG-Grading', 'Simple Measure Of Gobbledygook'). It also summarises word usage and provides information about sentence and paragraph structure.

Cast hexagrams and consult the I Ching, or 'Book of Changes' from the comfort of Emacs. The I Ching can be used as a divination method, pattern generator or fixed point for millennia of commentary & exegesis. This package provides methods for casting and describing hexagrams, querying the oracle, and finding patterns in randomness. The descriptions of hexagrams and their classification have been drawn from public domain sources, tradition and antiquity.

This package aims to make updating firmware on GNU/Linux automatic, safe and reliable. It is used by tools such as GNOME Software.

0xProto is a programming font focused on source code legibility. Features; clear differentiation, legibility in small font size, more whitespace, and ligatures that don't deform shape.

Designed by 0xType

0xPropo is a font that retains the atmosphere and beauty of a monospace font and solves some of the difficulties in using monospace fonts for writing natural language (e.g. m and H are too close together, and i and l have too much space).

Designed by 0xType

A collection of fonts from 0xType including 0xProto and 0xPropo

A collection of fonts

Fluxisch Else is an experiment, a first attempt to escape the post ’80 era of geometrical purity that is so typical of Postscript vector based font drawing. The shapes of Fluxisch Else were obtained from scanning printed textpages that were optically composed by cheap phototypesetting machines in the sixties and seventies. Some of Fluxisch Else beautiful features are: round angles, floating baselines, erratic kerning.

More precisely in this case, George Maciunas of the Fluxus group used an IBM composer (probably a Selectric typewriter) for most of his own work, and as a former designer, for all Fluxus work. In the 1988 book ‘Fluxus Codex’, kindly given to Pierre Huyghebaert by Sylvie Eyberg, the body text is typeset in a charmingly rounded and dancing Fluxisch that seems to smile playfully at its dry swiss creator. As if it was really tempted, trying to provide a beautiful warm up to this old modernist classical.

The Libertinage font-set we developed for the FLOSS+Art book. It was built by copying and pasting parts of Linux Libertine glyphs or simply by all-turning glyphs. There are 27 variations, one for each letter of the Latin alphabet and the ‘Full’ version, containing all modifications.

Reglo is a font so tough that you can seriously mistreat it. The font was designed by Sebastien Sanfilippo in autumn 2009 and is used for Radio Panik identity.

Sans Guilt MB: Based on a rasterized pdf made with the Monotype Gill Sans delivered with Mac OSX.

Sans Guilt DB: Based on early sketches by Eric Gill

Sans Guilt LB: Based on lead type from Royal College of Arts letterpress workshop.

The Publi Fluor shop was situated in the northern part of Brussels, Schaerbeek, and founded by the father of Madame Christelle Crickx who was a trained letter painter. Starting to cut letters with the rounded and skilled cardboard templates drawn by her father, Madame Crickx slowly morphs the shapes by analysing how typographic niceties confuse her non-trained clients and leads to bad letters placement. She progressively removes the optical compensation of rounded tops and bottoms, straightens sides, and attaches accents for less floating parts. Those moves add a very specific orientation to this otherwise quite common bold italic sans serif display typeface.

A collection of fonts from OSP including; work-avec, sans-guilt, reglo, libertinage, fluxisch-else, din, crickx, belgica-belgika, alfphabet