This repository serves as an archive of my old projects, with commit history preserved in Git Bundles. This needs to exist because I start and abandon projects, but write too much code to throw away. Some of these may be revived in the future if I have the spare time and drive required, but feel free to have a go at working with the sources yourself.
You can download the bundle for each project by clicking the 📦 icon, or browse the code online with the 📂 icon.
After downloading abundle, clone it to a path as if it were a normal repository.
git clone <bundle_path> <clone_path>
If you want to publish changes, create an empty repository on GitHub, change directory to the bundle's clone directory, and update the remote.
git remote set-url --push <your_repository>
If there is no description for a project, click the 📂 icon to view the frozen contents of the project's main branch. There is often a README that contains either a description, some build information, or both.
A fork of RPi-Distro/pi-gen pre-configured for a minimal docker environment. This was apandoned because there are better options available, such as DietPi (although I'm not sure they have an out-of-the-box environment for Docker).
This is a simple tool for batch-processing media, converting from one format or container to another and preserving the directory structure by duplication. Under the hood it uses ffmpeg, and the GUI is written with PyQt5. If I recall correctly, this application may be functional and perhaps even useful, albiet incomplete, and I recommend that whoever is interested in this should complete the existing code and send me an email or create an issue telling me where you're hosting your fork. I can put a link here for any passers-by.
A WebExtension intended to add a useful-but-minimal set of features to GitHub, such as a download button for repository sub-directories. I wanted to make this as an alternative to the rather bloated Refined GitHub extension, but ended up using that anyway. I also recommend Isometric Contributions for some eye-candy.
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A fork of carbon-app/carbon which adds a preset for Windows-10-style titlebar buttons. The addition is complete, but my pull-request was never merged as it was deemed to be outside of the interest of the project by the developers.
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A Forge mod for Minecraft 1.12 that adds a radial menu that can be opened by holding a keybind. It was indented to allow any custom action to be added to this menu, and then perform the action corresponding with the angle of the mouse upon release. In the current state it can only execute Quark emotes and perform basic functions such as opening an inventory GUI. It probably contains some useful code for custom GUI rendering. I was building them in tandem with my Quarantine Modpack and Modpack Builder projects.
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This is a collection of PKGBUILD files for various GTK themes intended for the Arch User Repository. The one directory inside this that is noteworthy is mojave-theme-maia, which is a modified version of Vince Liuice's excellent theme that emulates the look and feel of macOS Mojave. This PKGBUILD adds variants with the Manjaro "Maia" green accent and adds a "blackish" variant and reduces the rounded look a little bit. I would still be using it if I hadn't switched to using primarily Qt programs. If you're on GNOME, this may be worth taking a look at.
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