I've released dolbotally v0.1.0, a frankly simplish TUI multi-tally counter & it's now available for download.
Homepage: https://enmkdev.neocities.org/projects/dolbotally/
Showcase: https://asciinema.org/a/1265130
Source code: https://codeberg.org/enmkdev/dolbotally
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Linux enthusiast, FOSS advocate, software developer.
I code projects for myself but still share them with the world.
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After a very long break, I'm (finally) back on Mastodon.
I'm gonna re-introduce myself: My name is Mark Zhou / EnmakaiDev. I'm a hobbyist developer and FOSS advocate who's been daily driving Linux since 2024.
I make projects primarily with Rust, and for myself but still decide to share (some of) them with the world only to leave a mark (get it?) in internet's history and in case someone out there might find them useful.
So far I've made fser (TUI EPUB reader), NBTC (a game), SECTOR::LOADING (an experimental "game"), and that's only counting my active projects, you can check those + my dead projects on my website: https://enmkdev.neocities.org/projects/
Aside from coding, I also produce music (under my second identity, EnmakaiMuse35). It's mostly ambient and misc electronic stuff, but I'm considering producing more ambient techno songs in the future. For now, I'm still figuring out how to make pads and soundscapes that don't sound like default saw waves with unisons.
I'll probably post short devlogs, life stuff or progress reports here, but that might change later. I run a long-form blog on my website, too: https://enmkdev.neocities.org/blog/
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