kat800
TerminalA tabbed, dockable terminal for Linux Mint, with a current VTE, remote tmux sessions as native tabs, containers and sandboxes as ordinary panes, and the desktop's clipboard, history and notes in docks beside the shells.
GTK 4, the toolkit these applications draw their windows with. Amber Linux ships version 4.16 as amber-gtk4.
A tabbed, dockable terminal for Linux Mint, with a current VTE, remote tmux sessions as native tabs, containers and sandboxes as ordinary panes, and the desktop's clipboard, history and notes in docks beside the shells.
An image viewer for one folder at a time: the newest picture large, the rest in justified rows around it, a comic reader, and a small browser that saves a page's pictures as a comic book.
Everything you have copied, run, opened, bookmarked or noted, searchable one keypress away, and readable by other programs over D-Bus.
Five desktop profiles for Linux Mint, led by a dark amber one after the phosphor monitors of the 1980s, each made for GTK 3, GTK 4, libadwaita, the Cinnamon panel and the window borders, with folder icons and ten wallpapers.
One window for the whole assistant: a Doctor that checks its main parts, the models and their settings, the voice, the keys and the tools. It keeps no configuration of its own.
A small GTK 4 code editor that is a test bed, not a product: editor features are proven here before they reach kat800, and so is shipping Odin software as a Flatpak.
What the applications stand on: a current GTK, VTE and glycin kept in folders of their own, the house fonts, and the Odin compiler, packaged once so every application can share them.