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Nexus OS is a modular, live-boot Linux distribution that combines a minimal kernel, peer-to-peer file sharing, and distributed consensus into a single bootable system. It is not a single work under a single license — it is a collection of independently-licensed components, each governed by its own terms. The kernel and kernel modules remain under GPLv2-only. Original Nexus OS tooling, build scripts, and integration layers are released under Apache 2.0. The BitTorrent and blockchain layers carry the licenses of their respective implementations. Nexus OS is built for users who want to run their own infrastructure, verify their own software, and take responsibility for how they use it. The project provides tools; it does not control, monitor, or endorse what those tools are used for.

A full-featured Ceno Browser reference implementation using Mozilla Android Components + Ouinet

PeerDrop is an offline file-sharing app designed to transfer files between Android devices without requiring mobile data or an internet connection.

Share photos, videos, documents, APK files, and other files directly between nearby devices using local wireless connectivity.

CallLink is a lightweight, privacy-oriented web application for creating temporary links for real-time calls.

https://demsking.gitlab.io/calllink/

➞ Goal: Introduction to Python: fundamentals, OOP, and exception handling across multiple modules.

LatticePay is an open-source, AGPL 3.0+ licensed payment infrastructure designed to enable secure, encrypted, and local-first commerce without surveillance or centralized control. It allows merchants and developers to accept and process payments through a modular, privacy-preserving protocol stack that supports offline operation, peer-to-peer networking, and pluggable payment rails. The system is built to ensure merchants retain full ownership of their transaction data while maintaining compatibility with modern financial systems. https://roxanneardary.com/latticepay/

Peer-to-peer file sharing

Qt 5 Tox client for Android

Ecliptic is a decentralized, encrypted, and self-healing web infrastructure system that enables every participating device to store, mirror, and serve web content without relying on centralized servers. Built as a peer-to-peer network, it distributes data across independent nodes with automatic redundancy, secure encryption, and adaptive routing, creating a resilient and community-driven alternative to traditional web hosting. https://roxanneardary.com/ecliptic/

Open Source Continuous File Synchronization https://forum.syncthing.net/

A Peer-to-Peer End-to-End Encrypted communicator written in Python.

Hive is a peer-to-peer system that distributes AI inference tasks across volunteer workers ("bees") running local or cloud LLMs. Send the same task to multiple bees in parallel, then automatically merge their outputs over several rounds to make small models smarter together. Built with Rust, Tauri, and libp2p.

A Peer-to-Peer Decentralized, Temporary and Anonymous Message System

Syncthing (https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing packaged as a snap

A peer to peer market place.

An experimental Bitmessage client implemented in Rust

[42 Madrid] Lots of basic stuff

[42 Madrid] Ongoing repository containing links to the various projects I'll work on as a 42 student.

A Rust peer to peer protocol simulator

[42 Madrid] My First Orthodox Class