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tau is an open source cross-platform library for creating graphical user interfaces (GUI) in C++ programming language

An installation script for FreeBSD.

FreeBSD binary pkg & pre-compiled distributed port

Utility to get or set the FreeBSD kernel state

Web UI for crontab based control of N-level relays (aka relay-pi). Supports GPIO-connected devices and remote devices with Tasmota firmware.

FreeBSD RC receiver daemon for my rcrecv-kmod driver.

Cuse based userland device driver for tm1637 display.

FreeBSD kernel driver for a tm1637 display character device. The tm1637 display connects to an ARM system by GPIO, is defined by a fdt-overlay and contolled by sysctl variables.

FreeBSD kernel driver for a BH1750FVI based light sensor

FreeBSD kernel driver for gpio based remote control codes receiver.

FreeBSD dotfiles

sjsepan.lcars2-powerline TOML theme for Bash using Starship and NerdFonts on Linux Mint. Also tested on fish and PowerShell on Linux, and fish and bash on GhostBSd.

The perfect (console-theme) gift for that Star Trek fan(atic) in your life :-) Colors sampled from the Classic and TNG Legacy themes on https://www.thelcars.com/ . This theme is a more elaborate variation on my first attempt at an LCARS theme, and include a graphic that appears to be a bracket after the previous command. Customization based on pastel-powerline preset. Edited using VSCode and Better TOML extension.

sjsepan.lcars-powerline TOML theme for Bash using Starship and NerdFonts on Linux Mint. Also tested on fish and PowerShell on Linux, and fish and bash on GhostBSd.

The perfect (console-theme) gift for that Star Trek fan(atic) in your life :-) Colors sampled from the Classic and TNG Legacy themes on https://www.thelcars.com/ .

A customization of the Minimalis Conky configuration for my Linux Mint Systems, with inspirations from additional configurations.

A clock for a tm1637 driver either kernel module or cuse-based

The Mini Esoteric (or MESO) project is a collection of odds-n-ends Unix scripts written by Gabriel T. Sharp. They range from very esoteric (machine-specific) to general purpose (usable by anyone). Some of the more useful scripts are outlined in README.md, where you can find out more information. Scripts are mostly ZSH and PERL5, but there are a few SH, BASH, and other shell scripts mixed in along with some support files which are data-only files that support certain scripts. These can only be used in Windows if you use the Linux subsystem or cygwin since they rely a root devfs, procfs, and tmpfs to be present.

FreeBSD ports for my packages

Audio Mixer with a Terminal User Interface for FreeBSD

Daemon and control utility for bh1750 kernel driver. Allows to run commands when the specified light level is reached.