I've been working on modding tools for an RPG from the 90s called Dark Sun: Shattered Lands and Wake of the Ravager. They're games most people probably forget but they're buggy little balls of perfection and I want to try to fix them and modernize them if it's possible. I've already built a lot of tools towards it and I've had a lot of successes.

I see the DSO guys and I'm utilizing a lot of their research.

is it faux pas to star your own repos?

idk i'm doing it anyways

I've been really digging org-mode as a productivity application... so... heh... I gave it a GUI that looks and feels like a mixture of Things 3 and Omnifocus and it's database is mirrored into an org-mode readable folder structure.

It has two modes - simple mode (more like Things 3 where it hides the more complicated side of the application) and builder mode (more like Omnifocus and a lot more detail on your task).

I really tried with this one. It's local-only.

https://github.com/VirInvictus/Atrium

I haven't been able to update metadata in Calibre for the last week or so and its' been really frustrating me - Storygraph was the only source available to me but it's library is too limited - to find out today that it was a bug specifically with Fedora 44 and how they handled certs.

sudo update-ca-trust extract --rhbz2387674

Had to run that in order to fix the cert issue, but I saw in the MobileRead forums that Kavil has it patched in the next release of Calibre.

the state of e-readers is frustrated in 2026.

I want another Kindle Oasis and nobody is making one.

Everything feels cheap and flimsy in comparison.

I've been poking at making a todo application for awhile now. It's almost ready for release.

Full compatibility with emac's org-mode.

I missed Things 3 / Omnifocus and wanted to play with the idea a little bit.

Next roadmap item is for the .org files to be visible (but separate from the database) as a reflection in a file manager.

Ideally will be a two-way mirror.