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Here is a list of projects I have worked on or am currently working on. Currently, I am mostly busy with Alpine Linux, Void Linux, and sxmo - a user interface for linux phones.
1 SFU Team Satellite
I was a part of the SFU Team Satellite from Summer of 2019 to Summer 2020. In 2020, I served as the power team lead. As a part the power team, I have helped develop the following things:
- EPS module from scratch
- Researched circuits for battery balancing
- Simulated active balancing circuits - flying capacitor (simulink)
- Simulated passive balancing circuits (simulink)
- Designed circuits with e-fuse
- Created PCB layout for battery balancing and monitoring circuits
- Researched circuits for battery balancing
- Documenting design requirements of ALEASAT
2 Free Software Maintainer
2.1 Sxmo
Sxmo is a user interface for mobile linux. I am currently a co-maintainer of the project. I have contributed a number of fixes and programs to this project such as - the camera, autorotate, contacts, etc. For a list of my patches, click here.
2.2 Lift
2.2.1 Features:
- Internet connectivity not required
- Program's progression and daily routine is handled by the app
- Programs supported: Starting strength/5x5, 531 Big But Boring 3 month challenge, and Phrak's GSPL (Modified)
- Weight lifting data is saved as plain text org files
- Allows user to use standard unix tools to manipulate and sync with programs like syncthing
- Timer for how to long to rest for. Beeps at 1.5 minute intervals.
2.3 Mobpass
2.4 XMPP errbot modules
I love xmpp and I programmed some modules in order to run repetitive tasks for which the output should be sent to multiple people.
ErrBot plugin to get and set scheduled reminders over chat.
A errbot plugin to get a random post from a subreddit
2.5 Student Society Websites
I have created a number of websites for my student society at Simon Fraser University. Please see msess.ca and systemsfair.ca
I have also setup an automated exam bank for SFU Mechatronic Systems Engineering students using github, jekyll, and travis.
3 Free Software Contributions
3.1 VoidLinux
Void Linux is my preferred operating system for general purpose desktop computers that require glibc and gnu coreutils.
I maintain multiple packages in the Void Linux software repository. I have contributed documentation for the VoidLinux handbook and wiki.
3.2 Alpine Linux and PostmarketOS
Alpine Linux and postmarketOS is my preferred distro for embedded devices and phones. postmarketOS is a touch-optimized, pre-configured Alpine Linux distro that can be installed on smartphones.
I maintain a couple of packages in the Alpine Linux software repository. I have contributed multiple patches for postmarketOS' pmbootstrap utility. pmbootstrap allows users to install postmarketOS to their devices.
3.3 Conversations
Conversations is a XMPP chat client for Android I have contributed multiple patches to the project.
3.4 Transportr
Transportr is a free public transport assistant without Ads or Tracking.
I added the British Columbia Canada public transport system to the transportr app.
