My old projects

Here, you'll find a collection of projects I've worked on in the past, but I am no longer interested in them because they are either finished, boring or not interesting at this moment. Those projects where stored in my old github account and since I don't use github anymore and I don't have interest in them, there is no need to move them to Codeberg.

• TicTacToe : A program with which you can play the famous 'tic-tac-toe' game with another player, against the same program or search for the best move given a game board. In game mode, Linux System V API semaphores are used to manage the shifts between players.
• dwm : A personal configuration for dwm, a X window manager.
• 2048 : A clone of the famous mobile game '2048'.
• Sechat : This is a unfinished chat for Linux made in C. The aim was to make a chat between two parties secure by encrypting the conversation.
• Eight-puzzle : A solver for a game where you have a board with 8 pieces and a hole. The main objective is to use this additional gap to move the numbers on the board and get to a particular order of the numbers. The program allows the user to select an initial and final state in order to obtain a solution (path) for the specified problem using the A* algorithm.
• Mathall : This was my first program I made when I learned to program. The first version was in Java, but a year later I translated it to Rust. The program deals with matrix operations, such as addition, multiplication, application of Gauss Jordan, etc.
• Eclipse Dev Styles Themes: It's not exactly a program but a collection of themes for an Eclipse IDE plugin. It also contains instructions to make your own themes.
• Peter Griffin Alert : One of my first programs, although this should not count as one as it is very simple. It is simply a pop-up window made in Java that imitates the meme of an alert about the the presence of Peter Griffin, one of the characters from the TV series Family Guy.