Making (rough) report diagrams in Linux.

Threshold + gruvbox palette experiments.

Matching the gruvbox color palette to the nearest color in the image.

Custom i3 Gracus lock screen.

Assembling a markdown parser.

Linux config: now running on an Intel NUC. I did more Polybar config, and I modified Firefox userChrome.css to make the tabs more minimal.

Unpolished but functional: a page displaying a random kindle highlight. Exported the highlights using clippings.io.

From: http://b.gracus.codes

Working on getting my kindle highlights converted into JSON.

Plotting next projects.

From: https://www.philippflenker.com/hecto/

Writing about switching to Linux.

From: https://scrawl.grantcuster.com/2019-340-36.html

Linux config: i3-gaps installed and running with an Adam Ferris piece as the background. I think it's going to take some tweaking to figure out a gaps set-up I like.

More Linux config: this time on the larger external monitor, vimrc is more fleshed out and I did some more tweaking of the i3 title and bottom bars.

Seeds drawing tool by Adam Ferris.

From: https://www.adamferriss.com/seeds/

Status bar themed. Now working (step-by-step) on the vimrc.

More Linux config work. Gruvbox colors. IBM Plex Mono the same size everywhere. i3 borders and titles hidden.

Trying out applying the gruvbox color scheme to the prototype.

BBC Radio 3 - Slow Radio.

From: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p05k5bq0/episodes/player

Got ubuntu + i3wm running on an office thinkpad.

via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1I63wGcvU4

Spotify TUI is fun.

From: https://github.com/Rigellute/spotify-tui

I really like that i3wm is structured so that (almost) all the default functionality is exposed in the editable config file. It would be interesting to try and set-up one of my canvas drawing tools this way.

From: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-S0cWnLBKg