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STUPID Tools Utilities and Prototypes for Integration and Documentation. Really a stupid repo. Might be contagious. Used for sharing small ideas that belong in an etcetera type of place. Can be used during IP Sprints.

Start scripts as long running daemons and manage them.

(This is a mirror of https://code.foss.global/push.rocks/smartdaemon)

The systemd service that monitors and keeps a node online

(This is a mirror of https://code.foss.global/serve.zone/spark)

Astor is a graphical Tango control system administration tool.

Tree Navigator is a professional-grade directory tree visualization and export tool that solves the common problem of overwhelming tree output in large projects (especially Rust, Node.js, and other projects with massive dependency directories). Built with Ada 2022, it provides compile-time safety, extensive filtering options, and clean, readable output.

Open-source protocol for fair winner selection using cryptographic hashing and public validation.

System backup and restore script for Debian-based distributions

A little Ansible role helper for EPEL installation (push mirror) https://github.com/Braindot-fr/fr.braindot.ansible.role.os.epel_install

This project was developed as part of a Network Programming course in C. The goal was to create an online multiplayer version of the classic game Bomberman, using different network protocols (UDP and TCP) to manage player connections, game state synchronization, and communication between clients and the server. In addition to gameplay, the project includes a chat feature, allowing players to communicate in real-time during the game.

Key Features:

Online multiplayer gameplay Network communication using TCP and UDP protocols Real-time synchronization of game state across multiple players In-game chat functionality for player communication Classic Bomberman mechanics (placing bombs, destroying blocks, and eliminating players)

Technologies:

C programming language TCP/UDP for network communication Socket programming

This project is a simplified command line interface designed to simulate a basic file system hierarchy. The primary goal was to replicate file system operations such as navigating directories and creating files within a simulated environment. It allows users to perform basic commands to interact with the virtual file system, making it an educational tool for understanding file system structure.

Key Features:

Simulation of a file system with directories and files Basic command execution (e.g., create, delete, navigate) Directory navigation and file management

Technologies:

C (or other language used) Unix system calls

This project was developed as part of a System Programming course. The goal was to create a Linux command line terminal that supports most essential commands. It includes features such as command redirection, pipes, and job control. The terminal replicates key functionalities of a typical Linux shell, allowing for multi-process handling and interaction with the system.

Key Features:

Support for major Linux commands Input/output redirection (>, <) Pipe support (|) Job control (background and foreground process management)

Technologies:

C programming language Unix system calls

👀 Installs Docker on nearly any platform

🐴 A CLI that extends ansible, ansible-playbook, and ansible-vault to use the system keyring for vault passwords

Installs Java on almost any platform

HelpDev - Helping users and developers to get information about the environment to report bugs.

A simple tool that makes graphs of CPU and memory usage, ideal to monitor the performance of a program and its effect on the OS. Based on top, awk and gnuplot.

✅ XCL - Web Application Platform : A Simple, Secure and Scalable Modular Architecture

All files necessary to administrate a system