Software

Programming is fun. Programming is art.

Asagiri

Do you pine for the nice days of Linux 0.01, when men were men and wrote their own device drivers? Are you without a nice project and just dying to cut your teeth on an OS you can try to modify for your needs? Are you finding it frustrating when everything works on Linux? No more all-nighters to get a nifty program working?

Asagiri is an experimental operating system I'm co-developing with a friend. It's just a hobby, won't be big and professional like Linux.

It's currently located at coding.homdworks.org/asagiri/asagiri

cso-thumbnailer

A thumbnailer for "application/x-compressed-iso" MIME type PSP software files.

Source Code

It's currently located at coding.homdworks.org/sateallia/cso-thumbnailer

License

MIT license as specified in the release.

decky-scream

Make your Deck scream when it hurts.

Source Code

It's currently located at coding.homdworks.org/sateallia/decky-scream

License

BSD 3-Clause License as specified in the source code repository.

resistormaid

I couldn't find any good CLI resistor calculator to my liking so I made one.
Presenting resistormaid! Just enter the color bands and you'll get the specifications.

Usage: resistormaid first second [third] multiplier [tolerance] [temp_coefficient]
Valid arguments: black, brown, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, purple, gray, grey, white, gold, golden, silver

Source Code

It's currently located at coding.homdworks.org/sateallia/resistormaid

Limitations

It has had limited testing. I recommend checking the resistors seperately afterwards in case this has bugs.
It doesn't accept numbered color values, only words specified in the usage text. Could be added, I guess.
Maybe I should have imitated the df utility and added a '-h' option.

Why does it say that the value I entered is invalid?

You either entered a value that isn't specified in the usage text or provided a value that isn't valid in its current position.

License

MIT license as specified in the release.

No binaries?

I don't want anyone to place that amount of trust on me. My programs are written with the intent of following the Unix philosophy and therefore intentionally small. Audit and compile them.

Bugs, patches, suggestions et cetera

To err is human. Contact me at the email address specified in the footer of this page, I'd really appreciate it. If you are sending a patch, please mention what license your patch is as well.