Recently, I finished up and released my app EveryBible on the OpenStore[1]. I have a specific way of building apps, and when I'm done, I have a sort of "mini review" process I run on myself to see if the outcome of building the app lines up with what …
After much work, I have finally released EveryBible on the OpenStore! [1]
While far from perfect, I feel that the app is ready for general use. Some of the main features so far are:
Another milestone was reached today on my work with EveryBible [2], a Bible application for Ubuntu Touch that features 140 different translations. Today I have wrapped up the commits for displaying cross references!
The way it works is after selecting your version, book, and chapter, your verses are displayed. You …
Recently I had a birthday where I was given a new Sony Playstation 5 Dualsense controller [1] (not an affiliate link). I actually don't have a Playstation, but the idea behind it was that it should work well with Ubuntu, and possibly Ubuntu Touch. This was a really cool gift …
After weeks of saving, mowing the grass for a little extra cash, and putting his meager allowance money into his proverbial piggy bank, my son finally saved up enough dough to buy a retro gaming console. I helped him look through and review a lot of options, and he settled …
A while back I wrote an article about hooking up my HTX-212 to a signalink-usb and using it for APRS and Winlink from my 78 Chevy pickup [1]. I recently moved it to my newly restored 1968 Chevy pickup, and had an issue with it, so I thought I'd share …
A really big project (for me) that I've been working on recently is a new Ubuntu Touch app that I'm calling "EveryBible". An app that allows you to read numerous Bible translations with linked in cross references. When I first started using Ubuntu Touch after a many years hiatus, I …
A friend of mine on Ubuntu Touch reached out to me the other day about one of the older apps that I maintain. It's called Ambient, which is a simple app that plays background noise for a set period of time. Apparently, my friend uses it every night to help …
After several weeks of toying with it, I have finally completed my click of NesJs for Ubuntu Touch. Now, when I say that in the geek community, they typically think by NesJs, that I mean the really big NesJs library [3] that was written in typescript and is used in …
After months of trial and error, grinding and chipping away at it, and generally slow but steady work, CitySim is done! That's right, I've released version 1.0 and published it on the OpenStore[2]! Ubuntu Touch users can now download and play my simple city simulation game.
I did …