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Develop a Mobile Phone User Interface for GNU XaoS
GNU XaoS is a real-time interactive fractal zoomer that currently lacks a mobile-optimized UI. This project will: (1) implement a touch-friendly QML...
Extend support for ARM in GNU Boot
Computers with ARM architecture are prevalent but GNU Boot currently doesn't support them. My focus has also shifted from the classic x86_64 laptops...
GNU Aris, UI and Feature Enhancements
This project's goal is to enhance the usability and accessibility of GNU Aris. It addresses the issues that students currently struggle with when...
GnuCOBOL: Implement Initial Object-Oriented Programming Support
GnuCOBOL currently has no support for the Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) features defined by the ISO standards ISO/IEC 1989:2002 through ISO/IEC...
Port parts of GNU libcdio to Rust
This project introduces Rust into GNU libcdio, with the goal of modernizing its codebase along with the benefits of Rust's memory safety. This...
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