YAMP
Yet Another Music PlayerA lean music player built for the way I actually listen: keyboard-first, no accounts, reads my local library and stays out of the way. Written to learn, kept because I use it daily.
>>> cs undergrad / linux tinkerer
I build my own desktop. Arch on bare metal, a Wayland compositor I script by hand, and small tools that scratch my own itches. This page is the readme.
# whoami
Computer science student at the University of Perugia. Most of what I learn happens off the syllabus: reading source, breaking my install, and putting it back together a little better than before.
I care about systems that feel like mine. That means a dotfiles repo I actually understand, a compositor configured line by line, and interfaces that stay out of the way. No bloat, no mystery binaries.
When I am not in a terminal I am probably stuck on analisi_matematica_ii.
A lean music player built for the way I actually listen: keyboard-first, no accounts, reads my local library and stays out of the way. Written to learn, kept because I use it daily.
My whole desktop, from the top bar to the launcher to the notification stack, scripted in Quickshell. Every widget is something I can read, edit, and break at 2am.
Arch, Wayland, Neovim, fish, tmux: the entire setup as one reproducible repo. Fresh install to working desktop in a handful of commands.
# university of perugia
BSc Computer Science
UniPG · in progress
~$ open analisi_matematica_ii
still ungraded. the integral remains undefeated.