I built a web app that helps people switch to Linux. Last time, it was only available as a desktop app which was inconvenient. However, this time I was able to export it to a web build that anyone can access on any computer. I learned a lot from this project.
Thank you everyone for voting! After my last ship, most of you suggested that I make LinuxConversionExpert into a web version, so I did. It’s available on https://lukaj274.github.io/LinuxConversionExpert/. I also added a few advanced distros to the list and divided it into 3 new ones by experience level.
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I made a game where the player is falling from the sky and has to not land on the spikes! This was hard to make, as I am a beginner and this was my first full Unity project, but I managed, learning a lot about how Unity works. I am proud that I was able to make this.
I made the hard mode even harder, and I finally added touch support. The game can now be played on mobile devices
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I built an app that I am proud of to help people switch to Linux. It suggests software and distros for beginner, intermediate, and advanced users. It even has specific info for Macs! I learned a lot about making desktop apps during this project.
I added my new 2 favourite distros to the recommended list, Fedora and CachyOS. Previously only Ubuntu-based distros were on the list.
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Since different Linux systems use different package managers, I fully added a function to check if each manager is available. Each available manager will then get added to a list. In this example, the program detected that flatpaks are available. It then asked me what package I wanted to look for. It then found the program, in this case discord, and gave its full package name and description.
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I added the search functionality. The command asks what package you would like to search for, and then finds it and gives you its id.
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I created the project. For my tech stack, I chose to use Godot Engine with C#.
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I built a game where the player is falling from the sky and is trying not to land on spikes. I worked really hard on this game as it was my first full Unity project. I am proud of making this game with two difficulty modes. Make sure to send feedback and your high scores in the comments!
Ready for first ship! Also, I am transitioning all further development of this game to Linux (CachyOS).
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I added an “easy mode” and “hard mode” to make the game more fun. I also added a pause button that works the same way as the “escape” key.
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I added the ability to pause the game. I also changed the size settings for the web publish.
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This is my project, Linux Conversion Expert. It’s an app to help people switch to Linux. I programmed it in C# (.NET) with Avalonia for GUI. It helps users find Linux distros, software, and installation guides. Since the last ship, I have added specific information for Mac users related to compatibility. I learned a lot about Avalonia’s features when I made this project.
I added the main installation help page.
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I added a page that will help users install Linux. I am going to reship this project soon.
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I added a sun and tweaked the settings to make the game easier to play. Give it a try! https://lukaj274.github.io/InfinyDrop/
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I added a web publish!
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I added a start UI.
Also, I am going to publish the beta version to Unity Play very soon.
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The game will be ready for beta testing very soon. I have replaced the assets with better quality ones from the Unity AssetStore.
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I added three new pages. One shows recommended Linux distros, another shows recommended software for Linux, and another asks questions and will in a future update use AI to suggest distros based on these answers.
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Started working on project
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Looks cool!
Can’t wait to see the final result :)
The base game now mostly works, my next steps will be to replace the primitive shapes with actual assets and polish the game. This is a picture of the game in action. The green square is the player and the red triangles are spikes.
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I have started working on this project, and I’m hoping that it will be ready for testing in a few days. I chose to use Unity Engine to make this game.
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I’m working on my first project! This is so exciting. I can’t wait to share more updates as I build.
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