I originally put together the new machine for testing the FuzzBall 6 Muck server with a copy of the FurryMuck database. Some years back, I was running a FuzzBall 5 test server on a machine at utoronto.edu, using FM's database for stress testing. My test machines seem to keep ending up being the real things. That problem solved, though, I figure I should mention what I've been doing these last two months. The last two months have seen a lot of activity working on Trebuchet and Fuzzball Muck both, mainly because I've had a lot of free time on my hands.
Boredom accounts for a lot also.
In Trebuchet I've implemented SSL encryption support for systems that have the TLS extension to TCL, and OpenSSL installed. I've repackaged the windows client with a nice new installer, as well as minor usability tweaks and bug fixes. Probably the biggest news is that Trebuchet is now out of alpha. On the Fuzzball Muck server front, I've also implemented SSL support. A lot of work has been put into eradicating memory leaks, and patching bugs.