hlipp.de

Personal homepage of Hansjörg Lipp, publishing a unifdef Linux port, GPG key fingerprints and links to Geograph

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About hlipp.de

hlipp.de is the personal homepage of Hansjörg Lipp. It publishes a Linux port of the FreeBSD unifdef tool, which handles directives such as compound #if defined expressions, along with current and previous GPG key fingerprints.

The site also links to the German variant of the Geograph project. It has no commercial offering, customers or revenue model.

The page is in German and links to a legal notice (Impressum) and a privacy policy.

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