2026-08-02: Major website changes, also PyEnved exists update
This website has now been changed a fair bit, as I:
- Moved Bakhroshungz's updates to this page, along with the rest of the updates from not-Bakhroshungz,
- Slightly changed the home page and CSS (not exactly a major change, but boohoo),
- and changed Cerbose's website from being its own website to merely a subpage of this one.
I now plan to do the same with many projects as that last point, as not every project needs
its own subdomain and CSS setup, like a small little logging library that, let's be honest,
only I use right now.
However, not every project will be done like this. Some things (e.g., games, such as Lifeline.PYR)
that may benefit from at least somewhat having their own identity will still get their own
subdomain and CSS.
Also, new project: PyEnved. What is PyEnved, you may ask? I'm glad you didn't!
PyEnved is a Python-based (hence the Py) text editor that uses freely executable,
non-sandboxed Python to do… whatever you want, really! It also has:
- A set of built-in functions that will eventually be incredibly detailed, but is currently not very detailed.
- A buffer system, where files or other things are buffers that you can manage and switch between.
- Said buffers use modes, which determine how you can interact with the buffer, such as
EDfor editable buffers, andOWfor buffers in overwrite mode.
- Said buffers use modes, which determine how you can interact with the buffer, such as
-
A tree-like keybinding system (e.g.,
^Bfor buffer-related things, which can be continued via^Kto kill a buffer,^Gto go to a buffer, etc.)
In conclusion, it's very cool! It's inspired by Emacs, since I use Emacs, and while it may or may not
(most likely the latter) replace Emacs for me, it's still very nice.
It, however, does not yet have a website. I will fix that soon —
though, it does have a GitHub repository,
where you can see the source code, watch its development, and/or contribute!
(Yes, I used an em dash, no, I am not AI, Internet. Does AI talk like someone chronically online?)
Speaking of websites for projects, consider seeing
the new Cerbose page ;]
That's all! Bye bye :3