The ledger
Sixty-one public repositories, and counting.
- 2026
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GCB200 Linux driver
Linux · hardware telemetry
2026
CPU 42°C 1.19 GHz GPU 61°C 144 Hz FAN 1 240 rpm
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Book Recommender
Next.js web app
2026
- 2025
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NixOS Configuration
Reproducible Linux system
2025
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Yami desktop shell
AGS · Astal desktop
2025
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Oasis security fixes
Open-source patches
2025
- Login enumeration timing: closed
- HTTPS enforcement: on
- Token cleanup: done
- 2023
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Portfolio Tracker
Investment web app
2023
Built in public
Nine years of repositories: flakes, drivers, course work and dead experiments alike. The slip is the receipt, and the receipt sums.
61
public repositories on GitHub, January 2017 to today
Surya Vamsi builds systems that explain themselves. A computer-science engineer out of SASTRA University, he lives in Bangalore and runs Linux the way other people run appliances: his whole machine — Hyprland desktop, six hosts, every package — is one Nix flake that can rebuild any of them from a git pull. He has written to hardware most people never think about (a GPU-bracket LCD that now shows live telemetry), patched the security of tools other people depend on, and collected five languages the way Kendriya Vidyalaya teaches you to, by moving. What he chases is the moment a stubborn bug surrenders. Say hello.
