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===Utilities===
 
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Revision as of 10:22, 22 July 2022

Adam Bilbrough, commonly known as Gibbon within the Doom community and atsb elsewhere, is a British programmer. Gibbon's work focuses around maintaining 64-bit derivatives of older source ports such as WinMBF and Boom and doing so for several architectures.

Additionally, he is known for compiling several builds of ports that do not have any compiled binaries, again to several platforms such as Microsoft Windows, Linux, ARM based Apple Mac models (such as the Apple M1), and Intel based Apple Mac models.

Contributions

In regards to Doom history, Gibbon has created the following source ports:

Source ports

Levels

Source modifications

Outside of source ports, Gibbon also worked on the following source modifications:

Utilities

The following utilities were either ported to other systems or recieved a Quality-of-Life update by Gibbon:

Source port builds

In addition to his own custom ports, Gibbon hosts a service called Source port builds where several source ports, left in a unmaintained or otherwise compile-only state, are compiled into a playable binary for various platforms and maintained. No changes are made except which are required (upstream devs will be notified) and are compiled for Windows (64-bit), for Linux, for FreeBSD and MacOS, both for Intel x86 processors and Apple ARM based silicon. The following ports have been compiled:

As of June 28, 2022, the source port builds GitHub repository has been archived, due to the large number of projects currently being worked on. It may re-open again in the future.

Other developments

Outside of Doom, Gibbon is a maintainer of several packages for the Debian operating system and the GNU Project. These include the document organizing program OrgaDoc and the job scheduler program Mcron, a fork of the software utility cron.

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