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  1. LibreScribe

    LibreScribe is an effort to create an open source, easy-to-use and feature complete LiveScribe desktop client replacement for the Linux operating system. A large portion of the "behind-the-scenes" …

    C++ 65 19

  2. dylan-ubuntu-makefile

    A makefile I use to install many of the applications I use on Ubuntu 18.04. Mostly used for rapidly reinstalling daily builds and setting up new systems the way I like them.

    Makefile 10 10

  3. dylanmtaylor-ansible

    Provisioning scripts to deploy my website to a new Ubuntu LTS server

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  4. dylanmtaylor.github.io

    My personal homepage's content, 100% open source.

    HTML

  5. instant-vultr-vpn-server

    A script that creates a new CentOS Vultr server, installs OpenVPN to it, and automatically downloads the ovpn file.

    Go 3

  6. minimal-arch-linux

    Forked from gjpin/arch-linux

    A customized fork of exah-io/minimal-arch-linux, as I didn't fully like their setup

    Shell

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June 2021

Created 9 commits in 1 repository
Opened 5 pull requests in 1 repository
Reviewed 1 pull request in 1 repository
archlinux/archinstall 1 pull request

Created an issue in archlinux/archinstall that received 3 comments

If choosing to format a whole drive, has_content should not be called

We shouldn't care if it has content if we're about to delete it all.

3 comments
Opened 2 other issues in 1 repository

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