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Projects

A running list of things I actively build and maintain. Not everything I’ve ever touched — just what’s alive and still getting commits.

Apedi — a lightweight code editor for Linux

Apedi is a fast, native GTK 4 text and code editor for Linux. It’s the editor I wanted for myself: light enough to open instantly, but with the tools you actually reach for in a real workflow — not a stripped-down toy.

What’s inside:

  • Integrated terminal right next to your code
  • Live Markdown preview, block by block
  • One-shortcut formatting — Black, Prettier, gofmt, rustfmt, clang-format and shfmt are bundled and ready
  • Syntax highlighting for ~150 languages — Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Go, C / C++, Vue, Svelte, Markdown, and the rest
  • Command palette, minimap, project-scoped search, session restore
  • Snippets, a project tree, tabs, and a localized (gettext) interface

It ships as a snap, so on most distros installing it is a one-liner.

apedi.aprus.dev — full feature tour and screenshots.


More projects will land here as they’re ready to show.

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