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Software I’ve built and open-sourced — mostly Python, mostly for Linux. All of it lives on GitHub.
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Nexon Calculator
A modern, GNOME-inspired scientific calculator for the Nexon ecosystem, built with Python and PyQt6. Rounded cards, gradient accents, and a native title bar on both Linux and macOS — it’s meant to feel like it belongs on your desktop, not like a web page in a window.
Features
- Standard and scientific modes with live calculation preview
- Full memory register (MC / MR / M+ / M− / MS) and a searchable history sidebar
- Nexon Dark, Nexon Light, and Auto (system) themes
- Configurable result precision, full keyboard shortcuts, always-on-top option
Built with: Python 3.12+, PyQt6 · tested with pytest, ruff, black, mypy
Runs on: Linux (primary target) and macOS, with AppImage/.deb and .app/.dmg builds on GitHub Releases
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Nexon Notes
A lightweight, local-first notes app for macOS and Ubuntu. Notes are organized into folders, auto-save as you type, and are stored in a local SQLite database with plain-text exports alongside — so your notes are always readable, even without the app.
Features
- Folder-based organization with real-time auto-save
- Local SQLite storage, plain-text file exports, and full-text search
- Optional encrypted cloud backup — Proton Drive, OneDrive, Google Drive, or Dropbox via rclone
- A small Flask REST API for reading/writing notes programmatically, plus Apple Notes import
Built with: Python 3.10+, PyQt6, SQLite, Flask, rclone
Runs on: macOS 12+ and Ubuntu 22.04+ (and compatible distros)
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Nexon Snap Store
A native PyQt6 desktop frontend for Snapcraft. It looks and feels like an app store — browse, search, and inspect real Snap packages — but every “Install”, “Update”, and “Remove” button actually runs the corresponding snap command for you, instead of dropping you into a terminal or a different app.
Features
- Browse & search — Home, Explore, and Categories pages backed by the live Snapcraft Store API, the same structured API
snapditself uses. - Rich package details — description, publisher (with verified badge), version, license, categories, last-updated date, and screenshots, on one details page per snap.
- Real installs, in place — Install/Update/Remove/Launch run the actual
snapCLI in the background, with live progress output and a cancel button, not a shell-out-and-hope. - Installed & Updates pages — see what’s really on your system and what has a pending update, read straight from
snap list/snap refresh --list. - Automatic OS detection — one codebase, platform-specific backends. Linux (any desktop environment, GNOME-first) gets full install/remove/update support via
pkexec. macOS gets full browsing with an honest, explained limitation on installation (snaps are Linux-only tech). - Light/dark theme, generated from a single palette so the two modes can’t drift apart.
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ChatGPT Search
A small Ulauncher extension for asking ChatGPT a question without leaving your keyboard. Type the keyword, type your question, hit enter — it opens chatgpt.com with your prompt pre-filled, or, if you’d rather stay in the launcher entirely, answers inline using your own OpenAI API key.
Features
- Configurable trigger keyword (defaults to
gpt) - Opens chatgpt.com with your prompt pre-filled — no API key required
- Optional OpenAI API key for answers directly inside Ulauncher, with one-click copy to clipboard
Built with: Python, the Ulauncher extension framework, the OpenAI API (optional)
Runs on: Linux, wherever Ulauncher runs — Ubuntu included
More where that came from
This page grows as I ship new things. Everything I build is public — the full list, commit history, and whatever’s in progress lives on GitHub.