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Personal Hobby Projects

Just a repository of various personal projects, nothing nefarious here, I swear!

In this repository, you, the web browsing person will find a small array of software which is generally only useful to me, and will require modification for the use of others. None of these projects follow any UX standards or guidelines, and some of these projects really do test what we all use as a standard user interface, but most of these projects should be easy enough to use once you compile and try them out for yourself, if you are curious about how they work, and/or you believe you might find some personal use from them yourself. I did give all the source code in this repository a very permissive license, so feel free to use the source code as per the included license file. I hope that these projects can help someone else as they have helped me.

System Manager

A single PC replacement for my past Device Manager program which as the name implies, manages more than one device, which can be a server, desktop, workstation, laptop, smartphone, tablet, etc... Since I no longer have my expansive home automation system with a large array of devices, I decided to make a new type of program for managing mostly local virtual systems in the most efficient way I could create at the time I wrote this program.

kdb suite

Just some random programs I've put together, including a Lazarus package kdb which might be needed for System Manager until I make the needed adjustments to allow it to be compiled with and without kdb support. What is kdb you ask? It's sort of a personal database, with some nice features that my personal projects can use to better centralize some information. For example, the logging system, will be able to log into a central place for all of your personal projects. That tool has several filter options, and with some additional programs, you can also attach notes to some entries, which can then be searched and recalled. It's like a personal telemetrics system that is local to your machine, and you can query the data that is stored. It is able to create a fair amount of personal computer usage, and with such statistical data of yourself, you can better optimize your workflows, and recall certain information about a certain point in a program. It can be rather powerful if utilized correctly.