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I'm bored and want to practice my Rust skills. I am the creator of open-tv. If you have any idea for a linux desktop app, even if it seems quite complex, I will take it.

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[–] hessnake@lemmy.world 2 points 7 months ago (2 children)

A budget app. I'm tired of all the good ones being web apps that spy on you. Multiple accounts, recurring expenses, ability to set goals, there's a lot of features you can implement (or not) depending on how far you take it.

Currently I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onetwoapps.mh which gets the job done but I want similar functionality outside of android.

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[–] MutterMitAtomherz@feddit.de 1 points 7 months ago

How about a Linux (or even multi platform) version of Stereoscopic Player?

[–] actionjbone@sh.itjust.works 1 points 7 months ago

A utility to map extruded lines/objects/shapes to STL files. For example, say you have an STL of a curved vase. You want to add a spiral to it. So you place the photo of a spiral on the object. The utility lets you decide where on the STL it'll be placed, then you can decide the extrusion depth (positive or negative).

Possibly including some type of LLM, too. So you can import your STL, then type something like "picture of the Simpsons in the style of ancient Greek amphora vase paintings." It'll appear as line art on the 3D object

Note that I don't need this, myself. You want to work on something interesting, so I thought for a few minutes and came up with this. :)

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