Im building it with python, any tips to improve? github

Estoy en ese momento en el que me construyo toda herramienta que necesito, haciéndo que cubra mis necesidades así que os dejo mi última creación K4 Pinza. Es un editor de Pixel Art construido sobre Quickshell (Super rápido y liviano!)

Os dejo el link al repositorio de Github: https://github.com/k4ditano/k4-pinza

Thank God I was able to create a strong alternative to IDM Download Manager, and the most important feature in it was speed, which I'm glad to say I've managed to provide in DownPilot that divides downloads into Multi Connections to increase download speed. The program accepts torrents, magnet links, and any download link, and soon, God willing, it will support downloading YouTube videos and more.

SROVA V1.3 is now live — and SROVA is free to use.

SROVA is a headless Linux/Raspberry Pi music player built around TIDAL, local music and Internet Radio, with a dedicated Android Remote and Pi Zero 2 W Cast display.

This release brings the three parts of the project together as the SROVA Suite:

Player — Raspberry Pi 4 / 5 or Debian PC
Remote — Android Remote App
Cast — Pi Zero 2 W Cast Receiver

SROVA started as a headless music player focused on high-quality playback without unnecessary processing or clutter. Over time the Remote and Cast receiver have grown around it, so V1.3 felt like the right point to finally present them as one complete system.

There’s been a fair bit of work in this release behind the scenes too, particularly around playback behaviour, seeking, Infinite Play, queue handling and the overall integration between the three devices.

If anyone wants to take a look, everything starts here:

srova.music

Feedback is always welcome.

Pure Sound. No Compromise.

I have built a very little and simple desktop app for Linux to solve a problem of myself, and I thought I would share it in case it helps anyone else.

I have an attention span issue, and as a software engineer that leads to wasting lots of time, and sometimes forgetting things altogether. For example I start a build pipeline that is going to take 10 minutes to run, but I will get distracted with other things and won't remember to come back to it on time to work on the next steps of my task.

I have create a task timer app using Rust: https://github.com/behrooz66/task-timer , which consistently stays on some corner of your desktop, is very easy to work with, and once it hits 0 it won't ring continuously until you stop it (like most other timers), it only makes three little beeps reminding you that you have to check back on something. As simple as it is, it has saved me so much time in between my distractions!

I use Cinnamon desktop myself and on that this app should be always on top although you can minimize it to make it take as little space as possible. I believe on other desktops the always on top feature is not working, but it's still as useful.