Projects

A Linux distribution built on Arch. It keeps the rolling release model and adds sane defaults: GNOME on Wayland with the WhiteSur theme, an eight step Rich TUI installer on top of archinstall, and automatic GPU driver detection for Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA.

It ships 14 custom PKGBUILDs, a CLI called luhutctl, a GTK4 panel called luhut-menu, a Btrfs subvolume layout, PipeWire audio, and optional LUKS encryption for the whole disk.

◆ Eight step installer: pick a disk, set up LUKS, create a user, name the machine, choose bundles, detect the GPU, approve the summary

◆ 14 custom packages, plus optional Steam, Docker, and DevTools bundles

A performance control app built for Wayland. Switch the GPU between hybrid and integrated mode through supergfxctl, limit CPU threads live through sysfs, and toggle the panel between 60 Hz and its top refresh rate, which saves 2 to 4 W.

Anything that needs root goes through pkexec. There is no telemetry. It is published on the AUR.

◆ If Armoury Crate worked on Linux, it would look like this

◆ It looks native in GNOME, like a real system utility

A browser agent that drives Chrome and Firefox from plain English. It works with Gemini, OpenAI, and Anthropic models. It plans, asks for approval, then executes, using Level 3 CDP automation.

An Expo app for Android that tracks the food in your house. Scan barcodes, track batches, and get local reminders 7 days, 3 days, and 0 days before food expires. Everything syncs to Supabase behind Row Level Security.

A Kotlin and Jetpack Compose app for the screen in a mosque. It shows a live prayer countdown, the Hijri calendar, and treasury figures, and it plays sound notifications. The layout is sized to be read from 5 to 10 meters away.