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🐧 Hi, I'm Mark44928

Systems engineer crafting lightweight, dependency-free tools for Termux and Android

Currently focused on systems-level tooling that prioritizes elegance and efficiency:

• NoNameOS — expanding the OS simulation framework
• android12-fastfetch — perfecting the desktop environment configuration
• and etc!

Worms-style turn-based artillery — the entire game lives in a single dependency-free HTML file. 2–4 teams blast each other across procedurally generated, fully destructible terrain with 21 weapons (bazooka to banana bomb, mole bomb and beyond), a fuel-limited jetpack, floating islands, CPU opponents, and hot-seat multiplayer.

Why it stands out: no dependencies, no build step — one file opens and plays in any modern browser, desktop or phone.

A feature-rich, visually rich modern HTML calculator with 14 themes (Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Gruvbox, Nord, Dracula, and more). Scientific functions, memory registers, history tape, keyboard shortcuts, and full responsiveness — all in a single dependency-free page.

Live site: https://mark44928.github.io/CalculaHTML/

Why it stands out: Zero dependencies, pure HTML/CSS/JS, theme customization with localStorage persistence.

A modern, visually stunning Snake game for your terminal built with Python + Textual. Neon gradients, particle bursts, combo multipliers (up to x5), power-ups (Speed, Slow, Ghost), special golden apples, five themes, three difficulties, and a persistent local leaderboard — all in pure Unicode blocks.

Why it stands out: Terminal-native TUI with cinematic visual effects (glow, screen shake, floating score popups), responsive layout that adapts to terminal size.

A complete OS simulation in a single C++17 file. Features an interactive shell, virtual filesystem, built-in utilities, and games—all with zero external dependencies.

Why it stands out: Single-file architecture, self-contained complexity, educational value.

Note: Screenshot from an earlier version; current build is more feature-rich.

Gum-powered interactive package manager for Termux—replacing raw apt/pkg commands entirely.

Features: 26 menu options, themes, automated backup/restore, pin/hold packages, doctor mode for diagnostics.

Impact: Turns package management into a streamlined, foolproof workflow.

Fastfetch configuration optimized for Android 12 and native X11 Termux desktops (XFCE, MATE, LXQt).

Use case: Drop-in config for beautiful, consistent system information display across desktop environments.

Surgical ADB commands to strip bloatware from rooted Android 9+ TV devices.

Results from testing: 1.9 GB storage freed + 200 MB RAM recovered. (Your results may vary.)

But the real repo name was long.

All 217 stock Android 9 (Pie) system sounds packaged as a single, portable 7z archive (~8.5 MB).

Perfect for: Custom ROM users who want to restore the original audio ecosystem without bloat.

• Native first — Prefer solutions that work directly in Termux and Android.
• Lean by design — Keep dependencies, resource usage, and setup friction low.
• Practical tooling — Build utilities that solve real problems.
• Readable code — Favor straightforward implementations over needless complexity.
• No redundant tools — Avoid maintaining multiple utilities that serve the same purpose without a clear benefit.
• Reproducible bugs — Clear steps to reproduce make fixes easier.