Show & Tell
Show & Tell
A community for developers to share personal projects of any size or polish. Anything software/firmware/hardware.. ALL THE WARES!! Side projects, experiments, learning builds, half-finished ideas — all welcome.
Explain what you built, why you built it, and what you learned. Give feedback if you can. Ask for feedback if you want.
Rules
- Personal projects only (no company or paid product marketing)
- Include context: what it is, what tech you used, what you learned
- Be constructive and respectful
- No spam or referral farming
- Feedback is encouraged, not mandatory
- Mark NSFW content clearly
- If you see a project you like and you think is cool consider giving it a star!
AI Rules
Guys it's 2026, if you're not using AI at this point you're falling behind. That being said this community is not for showing off AI prompts that you put into gh Copilot or Claude or whatever, all that's showing the world is "hey I know how to make something up and explain it in 20 words while having the expectations of a team who gives a shit! Woow look at me!!".
So do your best to disclose where/how/why you used AI in your code, and if you suspect a project is entirely AI generated slop,, don't engage, don't bully, just let them eat their foot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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No idea what that is. I'm on KDE if that means anything.
The goal was to be able to easily use all wireguard configs downloaded from windscribe --> no "just open a command line and run
sudo wg-quick up ...". I don't want to enter the root password every time. Other VPN clients don't require that.Does your thing achieve it somehow? I wouldn't mind looking at it if that's the case.
It's built into GNOME network manager I believe. I'm not a programmer, so you'd have to dig into what package supports that GUI. But somebody has written that GUI to add Wireguard in the VPN section.
Yeah, that's not what I'm looking for. Windscribe has 200+ VPN locations. I'd have to manually import every single one. Sure, probably would take less time than it took writing this, but if they update a few configs (or everything at once for some reason), I'd have to go through the hassle of removing the existing configs and updating each one manually again.
If it had a batch importer or even just supported configs in
/etc/wireguard(or a custom directory), that would also be great. But from what I understand, it's a frontend forNetworkManager, which uses a different configuration format for connections.nmconnectionand is terribly documented.Ah, I see.