OpenResizer
I’ve been busy creating a new application for creating visual novels – named LVNAuth. A few years ago, I built an engine in Python that can create visual novels but it never materialized into a finished software title. It was meant to work within another …
It’s been around one year since my last post. I’ve been working on my new upcoming software project which will be named ‘Book an Item’. It will be an inventory management program made to run in Linux and Windows. I don’t have a Mac to …
I’ve created the infrastructure needed to support multiple languages in my software. I felt the need to support various languages in my applications. If I end up re-making the GUI for OpenResizer, then I’ll add multi-language support to it too; but I have other priorities …
This is a post about what I’ve been up to lately. There haven’t been any major recent updates to this site or to OpenResizer, so you might be wondering what’s happening. Well, I’ve been busy working on a new software project. To put it vaguely, …
For my own hobby, I’ve turned to Linux for music compositions. After a bit of research, I downloaded and started using Qtractor. It has met and exceeded my expectation for features and ease-of-use. If you’d like, go to my SoundCloud page to listen to the …
OpenResizer was released about 1 year ago and since then, it has become one of the most popular snaps in its category. It was made out of necessity (I needed a simple resizer app for Linux) and I also wanted to get more experience with …
As I was getting closer to finishing my first Linux app, I needed a way to distribute the final app to other Linux users; so I started searching for ways to do that. I found multiple ways, such as using a .deb (which is a …
I’m excited to announce that OpenResizer is out and available for download, for both Linux (64-bit) and Windows 10 (64-bit). In Linux, it’s available as a Snap, which is really easy to install. For Windows 10, it’s available as an executable installer. OpenResizer is open-source, …
One of the most challenging parts of making OpenResizer wasn’t the app itself, but the distribution process. Releasing on both Linux and Windows has its own set of unique challenges that needs a considerable amount of time to get right. On Linux, I ended up …
My latest software project, OpenResizer, is almost done. In-fact, the coding is done, I just need to package it for Linux and Windows. This will be my first application to run in both Linux and Windows and I’ve always wanted to have my programs run …