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We are a non-profit group of individuals, united by a shared passion for technology and open-source. Our mission is to create and contribute to free, open-source software that benefits everyone.
We mainly work on OpenBSD.
Jonathan Armani [(0x)dbd, (j)armani]: Master jedi slacker
Fabien Romano [fouf, (r)fabien(r)]: Professional pirate nitpicker
Use cat > /dev/null, #opencrew@libera-irc or ssh -p 2222 opencrew.tech
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| Task |
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| 🚧 Port Electron, VScode and Signal Desktop |
| 🚧 Enhance locking visualization |
| 🚧 Improve uhid usability |
| 🚧 Port more pentest tools |
| 🧪 Implement graphical VGA in VMM |
| ❓ Add multiprocessor to VMM |
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❓: Maybe, 🧪: Planned, 🚧 : WIP
Simplicity is a virtue. We prioritize clear, concise, and maintainable solutions over convoluted, high-performance ones. Performance is fleeting; simplicity endures. In simplicity, we discover elegance, resilience, and sustainability—even if it requires sacrificing speed or power in the short term.
We pursue what we love. Passion is the fuel for creativity and innovation. The projects that ignite our excitement are where we channel our energy. It is through this deep love for our craft that we break barriers and achieve excellence.
Understanding is the foundation of progress. We reject solutions and technologies that are opaque or incomprehensible. If we cannot understand how a system works, we will not depend on it. Mastery over our tools is not optional, it is essential.
We strive for control over our environment whenever possible. Self-reliance is a cornerstone of our philosophy. We believe in building and understanding the services we use at least once, even when relying on external providers. Such services must empower us with high availability and reduce maintenance overhead, supporting the freedom, flexibility, and efficiency we demand in our work.
We carve our own paths. Our {projects, technologies, directions} are guided by curiosity and genuine desire, not external pressures. Our autonomy is our strength, and in it, we find purpose and power.