Isaa
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Interior Sergeant-At-Arms Interior Sergeant-At-Arms(ISAA) is a simple singleton process manager. It’s job is to make sure only one process of a certain class is running at a time. It is broken up into two programs: isaa, a cli tool to attempt to run porcesses with; isaad, a daemon to govern whether to terminate a process or whether attempts to run a process should be allowed or not.
Why? For me personally, ISAA improved the feel of my GNU/Linux system.
I am going to be release my first bit of general public software tomorrow! ISAA is finished and ready to be sent out into the world. This is kinda nerve-wracking because it is not something I have done before and I know there are a lot of issues with ISAA now(Don’t look at the """ hash """ table lol), but it will be so nice to publicize this. It solved a problem I had, and that is what matters, right?
Since yesterday, I have been full force working on a singleton process manager called Interior Sergeant-At-Arms, ISAA. It is now functional! I can now run a process management daemon that keeps on insance of a process class running at a time, with a variety of strategies. This started as project to get my wofi feeling like how I wanted, and has become something I am now really proud of. Release coming soon.
I have been working on a Debian rice recently, it has been going greatly. I have a wofi side menu as an app launcher bound to SUPER+Space like MacOs. I would like to emulate similar behavior here, mainly: The shortcut functioning a toggle for the launcher application. I saw a bunch of stuff online about doing this with an ugly shell command, it didn’t initially work in maomao, so I decided to embark on creating my own solution.