OpenBSD's ports mechanism is a pretty cool way of building third-party software for OpenBSD. Like everything else, it's done by volunteers. Here's my little bit.

My Committed OpenBSD Ports

These are ports that are in the tree and that I am listed as maintainer of, although I am pretty slack on a few of them. I originated these ports except those marked "took over".

• books/AsteriskTFOT - Book: Asterisk: The Future of Telephony
• books/JLS - download of the Java Language Specification
• books/vol3ol - download of O'Reilly X Books, Volume 3: OPEN LOOK User's Guide
• books/vol6a - download of O'Reilly X Books, Volume 6: Motif Programming Manual
• comms/efax/ - simple FAX program
• databases/architect - Database/Data Warehousing tool (not open source)
• devel/eclipse/plugins/{various} - Eclipse Plugins
• devel/netbeans - The "other" Java IDE
• geo/jeoip/ - Java interface to GeoIP database (I wrote the program)
• java/junit/ - Popular unit testing framework for Java (took over)
• lang/jikes/ - Fast Java compiler, originally from IBM
• math/hoc/ - "High Order Calculator" from Kernighan & Pike book
• sysutils/zap/ - interactive process killer
• telephony/asterisk-native-sounds/ - Better sound files for Asterisk open-source PBX
• textproc/idiff/ - interactive diff
• textproc/spiff/ - controlled partial diff

Working but uncommitted Ports

• audio/gramofile - curses-based tool for splitting audio into tracks
• math/hdf5 - Heirachical Data Format V5

Ports I've toyed with but not completed

Read my lips: these are not working.

• devel/boomerang - decompiler (no source tarballs from this project yet)
• mail/smtphaul - yet another SMTP transport sender (largely my work)
• math/hdf5