moap: moap is the swiss army knife for project maintainers.
morituri: morituri is a CD ripper aiming for accuracy over speed. Among other things, it has support for MusicBrainz, AccurateRip, and rips Hidden Track One Audio.
mach: is a package build system for rpms. It is known to work on Red Hat-based distributions as well as a number of other RPM distros, and even works on Debian and Ubuntu systems.
savon: savon is a tool that uses subversion to manage and store parts of your file system. It is useful for admins to store root file system customizations, and for normal users to store their configuration when they use multiple machines.
DocBook/XML template: is a template tarball for DocBook/XML documentation projects.
Autostar Sandbox: is an environment to quickly test .m4 macros and other autotool-related things in. It comes with a bunch of simple tests that are designed to test for one specific feature only. The resulting stuff is easy to copy and paste into other projects.

Active and Group

GStreamer: I'm a contributor to GStreamer. I work on audio plug-ins, some core code, clean-ups, documentation, build system and packaging.
Flumotion: I'm a core developer and maintainer of Flumotion, a streaming server based on GStreamer and Twisted.
Pychecker: I contributed a bunch of patches to Pychecker and ended up being roped into being a co-maintainer.
Paisley: Paisley is a Twisted API to interact with CouchDB. I became maintainer through the last-touched rule by default. Not sure yet what to make of that.

Retired projects

The Dave/Dina Project: is a media box project. The goal is to have a computer attached to your TV and controlled by a remote to play any sort of media you can throw at it. It is also supposed to have some other functions that make sense (video recorder, video phone, ...)
nautilus-media: is a set of multimedia goodies for Nautilus, GNOME's graphical file browser. It provides an audio view, an audio property page, and a video thumbnailer, all using GStreamer.
columbus: is a network auto-detector that uses ARP to find known MAC/IP address combinations. It allows you to just plug in your laptop to a network connector and set appropriate configuration for the detected network.
crossroad: is an iptables ruleset applier. It uses a simple perl-style configuration file which easily allows you to set up complex rules.
libuecp: is a library that implements the UECP-490 protocol to interface with RDS encoders used in FM broadcastingg.
X Message Daemon: is a simple daemon that uses Xlib to display transparant colored information based on a client. It comes with a simple log scanner client and a POP3 e-mail notification client.

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