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Installing GitHub Repositories with this package manager

omega ui — Sun, 12 May 2024 12:21:05 +0000

Install your favourite open source apps now with out-of-the-box update support. Control which apps can receive updates, rollback back any app to its previous version or perform the rollback of the rollback you just did (time machine is built-in).

The Generic Package Manager enables you to distribute open source software with the ease of just a single command gpm --install your-repo-name, as soon as you publish your applications on GitHub, they are already available to be installed with gpm.

We use GitHub's REST API, so gpm gets your updates as soon as any other package manager gets it because gpm directly fetches your repository to check if there's new update available.

Go ahead and install gpm today. If you have any issues please put them in the gpm's source repository.

gpm itself lives on GitHub, so, have you tried installing gpm with gpm? Give it a try 😉.

This clipboard manager turns your Clipboard into your power house ⚡

omega ui — Fri, 15 Dec 2023 12:34:06 +0000

Cliptopia

Cliptopia is a state-of-the-art clipboard management software for the linux desktops that turns your simple clipboard into a full-fledged ⚡power house⚡

Cliptopia watches not only your texts but also any emojis, colors, commands, web images, screenshots or any local file/directory that you copy and then, it provides a full-fledged powerful interface supporting advanced searching and filtering which even allows you to search any image that you have copied. This is just the tip of the features Cliptopia provides out of the box.

As the names goes Cliptopia, it is all about your clipboard, but in the sense of vast land which is full of features that provides you a clipboard experience in the best ever form out there.

Features

📝 Cliptopia supports commenting on clipboard items
⛑️ Clipboard Content Protection Mechanism
🤞 Handy set of shortcuts to toggle sensitive data
🔍 Regex mode content filtering
🥽 Go Incognito with just a click of a toggle
📀 An intelligent cache management system
📂 File extension mode searching
🏜️ Protecting your clipboard contents from being accidentally displayed during screen sharing
📅 Filtering Items by Date
❣️ Finding Items by comments
🌈 Filtering Images on the basis of aspect ratios
☢️ Displaying images from copied files
🧭 Compositor independent content injection (even if your desktop environment doesn't supports virtual-keyboard-protocol cliptopia never fails to work 🚀)
🐞 Built-in App Bug Report Generation
⚠️ Built-in issues identification panel
⛱️ Command execution right from the User Interface
😎 Fully Compositor Independent (No matter if it is X11 or Wayland, Cliptopia rocks)
And a very attractive custom User Interface ❣️

See The Daemon , to explore more features.

Cliptopia is open source and proudly hosted on GitHub.
Please visit the repo for more info.

Meet App Fleet

omega ui — Tue, 10 Oct 2023 08:18:53 +0000

App Fleet is a workspace management tool written entirely for the Linux Desktops, designed and finely tested on GNOME. It offers creation of workspace configurations that can later be launched using a startup workspace launcher.

Modern Linux Desktop Environments provide their users with the ability to have multiple workspaces on the same desktop; this is highly beneficial for users who often switch between the group of apps or group of browser windows with multiple tabs.

But launching these many apps manually on startup is a hideous task, sure we can write a script that can do this, but doing that requires a bit of brainstorm, and also, even on a powerful machine, some apps take some time to specifically show the first window (you cannot have another workspace until there is at least one window in all the current workspaces), and as the requirement increases we have to edit these scripts and maintain them, also, taking a look at the logs if any error occurs, waiting for the app to actually come up before switching the workspace to launch another, ..... phew .. honestly, this is a lot of work to do just to make a single workspace configuration.

But What if there exists a graphical tool to do this? A Tool that can let you create your workspace configurations, also, allows you to give your workspaces cool names and icons. A Tool that can detect installed apps on your system so that you don't have to do a manual entry. A Tool that can even execute specific browser tabs or shell scripts? also, what if, it offers a quick workspace launcher once you log in?

Here comes App Fleet, A brilliant workspace manager & quick launcher specially designed for GNOME.

Please find more about the project at its own webpage.

🐧 🚀 Linux Voice Control Assistant

omega ui — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 15:39:37 +0000

📹 See YouTube Video Preview

Features

[x] ChatGPT Mode (just say activate chat mode)
[x] GUI Mode (using Flutter)
[x] Master Control Mode (yeah, it's your Jarvis Now)
[x] Voice Feedback
[x] Desktop Notifications
[x] Simplest Command Execution Logic (use your own words and map them to a command in lvc-commands.json)
[x] Accurate Master Voice Matching using speechbrain
[x] Automated Setup!
[x] Customization
- [x] Change Your Control System Name
- [x] Voice Feedback Speech Control
- [x] Voice Feedback Speed Control
- [x] Total Execution Control through configuration
[ ] Live Mode (under development, till then listens for every x seconds or for the hot words specified in lvc-config.json)
[ ] Dynamic Mode

Pro-Tip: Say 'See you later' to it turn off.

Pro-Tip: Say 'Activate master control mode' to turn on master control mode without manual config.

Pro-Tip: Say 'Deactivate master control mode' to turn off master control mode without manual config.

Yes, these are the built-in actions!

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🚀 Shared Preferences API for Java 🚀

omega ui — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 15:30:56 +0000

Hello, world!
This tiny API is worth taking a look.

Features

📢 No Redundancy
😼 Easily Handles multiple references of same Storage
🤖 Real-Time Write i.e Automatically Saves file on changes
🎉 Auto constructs the entire path
🚀 Usable with Java CLI and any GUI framework

Example:


public class Preferences {
    public static void save(){
        HashMap<String, Integer> map = new HashMap<>();
        map.put("Simon", 99);
        map.put("Alex", 96);
        map.put("Sofia", 89);

        DataStorage storage = DataStorage.getStorage(".config", "settings.json");
        storage.put("students", map); // Auto-Save

        System.out.println(storage.query("students", "Simon"));
        // Displays 99


        DataStorage storage2 = DataStorage.getStorage(".config", "settings.json");
        storage2.put("teachers", 18); // Auto-Save
        // storage2 is the same storage object with no object redundancy 😎

    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        save();
    }
}

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Introducing gitcards

omega ui — Sun, 27 Mar 2022 12:26:10 +0000

The Attractive and Interactive Variant of your GitHub Profile.

An Advanced KeyListener for Java Swing

omega ui — Mon, 24 Jan 2022 05:17:53 +0000

An Open-Source Advanced KeyListener for the Java Swing Library.

keystrokelistener

omegaide

omega ui — Fri, 21 Jan 2022 05:27:50 +0000

It has been an year since I started learning java swing and developing an IDE from scratch along side
(just for fun:-)).

I love Open Source, here's the link to the repo

See it in action here

The IDE currently can behave both as a fully integrated java IDE and as an instant IDE for editing, compiling and running any other programming language.

It is based around the principle of simplicity
It has a tiny core thus, uses the least possible memory.
It has its own plugin API and some cool plugins like vibencode.
It has its own highly flexible UI Elements.
Blazing Fast Dynamic Compilation for Java

What's in progress?

Complete wiki page having instructions on using the IDE.
VCS Integration
Gradle/Maven Integration
Refractor

Creating an IDE

omega ui — Tue, 17 Nov 2020 05:03:41 +0000

I am creating a java ide.
Anyone tell me what to add next in it.
It's Opensource see

https://github.com/omegaui/omegaide