Martin von Reichenberg
MartinVonReichenberg
In OBS: A maintainer of Koi, DualSenseCTL, NeedRestart, WinBox, ZeroTier and partially qBitTorrent packages.
I want to help with convenience.
However, more about me and my activities can be found here: https://linktr.ee/martin.von.reichenberg
Involved Projects and Packages
NeedRestart checks which daemons need to be restarted after library upgrades.
It is inspired by CheckRestart from the debian-goodies package.
Features:
- Supports (but does not require) systemd
- Binary blacklisting (i.e. Display Managers)
- Tries to detect required restarts of interpreter based daemons (supports Java, Perl, Python, Ruby)
- Tries to detect required restarts of containers (Docker, LXC)
- Tries to detect pending kernel upgrades
- Tries to detect pending microcode upgrades for Intel CPUs
- Could be used as Nagios check_command
- Fully integrated into APT/DPKG using hooks as well as integrated into DNF using DNF's Python plugins
DualSense Control [DualSenseCTL] is a tool for controlling Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense
controllers on Linux.
This project was created for package needrestart via attribute OBS:Maintained
This project was created for package boost via attribute OBS:Maintained
This project was created for package dualsensectl via attribute OBS:Maintained
This project was created for package openssl via attribute OBS:Maintained
Applications that are not a part of KDE Plasma Desktop, but provided separately from KDE Gears and KDE Core Apps
All possibly useful network tools/utilities/programs that are not a part of official SUSE repositories as well as with added support for multiple architectures/Linux distributions.
**Virtual Private/Public Networking**
All possibly useful network tools/utilities/programs that are not a part of official SUSE repositories as well as with added support for multiple architectures/Linux distributions.
Koi is a program designed to provide the KDE Plasma Desktop functionality
to automatically switch between light and dark themes. Koi is under active
development, and while it is stable enough to use daily, expect bugs. Koi is
designed to be used with Plasma, and while some features may function under
different desktop environments, they are unlikely to work and untested.