Software I wrote, use or find interesting

Software I wrote or significantly contributed

• Most of my software can be found at git.muhq.space
• Alternatively, check out my Gitlab account
  or my old Github account
• Educational software I wrote can be found at my Gitlab school group
• speedymalloc A fast user-space memory allocator which trades memory footprint for throughput (FAU gitlab)
• allocbench sophisticated memory allocator benchmarking and testing infrastructure
• chattymalloc a performant shared library based malloc tracer
• geldschieberbot a simple bot for signal to manage the finances of a group
• Plugins for the vis text editor I maintain:
  • vis-lspc a language server protocol client
  • vis-spellcheck a syntax aware spellchecker
  • Multiple smaller utilities plugins git.muhq.space#vis
• beehive A simple key-value store using task parallelism and lock-less data structures
• pso a simple particle swarm optimization
• Goffel a yahtzee implementation and library in Golang
• diary a simple bash script to read and write an encrypted diary

Software I use

I like “optimizing” my workflow and fiddling with my setup.
My configuration files plus a little setup script can be found at Gitlab

• OS: arch linux / lineage os / guixsd
• Wayland compositor: sway
• Terminal emulator: alacritty on wayland
• Shell: fish
• Email setup: mbsync & msmtp & neomutt / K-9
• Text editor: vis
• Password manager: pass
• Browser: qutebrowser
• IM: signal on desktop and mobile and signal-cli for running bots

Software I find interesting

This list is kind of a bookmark collection for me to remember cool software.
Hopefully you find some interesting projects for yourself.

• redox - Unix-like OS written in rust
• matrix - Federated, universal communication protocol
• secushare - Distributed, secure, private communication using GNUnet
• servo - Highly parallel browser engine written in rust
• guix - Functional package manager written in Guile
• GNU Taler - Digital cash implementation