drzeus.cx :: web

Here you can find some of the different web pages I've managed to produce throughout the years. I've tried to put them in chronological order but I suspect I might have failed in that endeavor.

I haven't fixed all the broken links and other bugs in theses pages. Surf at own risk!

All pages are copyright Pierre Ossman unless otherwise noted.

The page previously located here at drzeus.cx. Done almost completely in flash. I removed it because it was to buggy (and I had gotten bored with flash).
It doesn't have much contents but at least some cool animations (done in LightWave and Swift3D).

After playing too much homeworld (excellent game btw.) I made my first attempt at creating a flash web page. I think it turned out quite nicely. Not too much contents though (a common theme amongst my pages).

Quake clan page I produced for a friend of mine (Thrasher). I have no further comments on the subject ;)

If you don't know what 'Daghemmet älgen' is then you're probably better of. This page was put up after people had pestered me too long with annoying questions about how to configure their machines.

I honestly cannot remember why I did this page. I does contain some of my projects in LightWave though...

My project of the year 1998 was to learn OpenGL. Support for it though was somewhat lacking. This page is the result of my frustrations of finding working drivers.

Don't bother wining about the inaccuracy of my claims on these pages. They are based on the scraps of information I could gather at the time (it was before google you know) and I don't have the energy/time to debate them.

A swedish version of an american site called 'Puter School. Basically a site where normal users could get help from the more experienced *cough*. Was originally CGI based but had to be redesigned because of a move to a different server.

A feeble attempt to organize my programming projects and put them up on the web. I got bored pretty quickly and abandoned the project...

The oldest web page I've managed to keep a copy of (not a small feat considering all disk crashes since then). I went by the alias CyberMan back then, hence the name CyberSurf.

These pages were hosted at Lysator at Linköping's University who so kindly also provided their users with shell access. So this page was also my first attempt at CGI. Haven't bothered to get my old scripts running on this site though.