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Site notes.
Writing made for Lefteros.com: projects, stories and site news.
Windows VM for Omarchy: Windows on the bar
A new Omarchy plugin: see at a glance whether the Windows VM is running, open its desktop in one click, restart or shut it down, and optionally keep Windows running when RDP closes.
Keyboard Layout for Omarchy 1.2.2: four layouts and backups
A new release of the Keyboard Layout plugin for Omarchy: up to four layouts with variants, every keyboard switching together, precise input.lua edits and backups with restore.
Coming soon: RecMeets
I am building RecMeets — private meeting recording with local transcription for Linux and Windows. It is in the works and will be released soon.
The l_ mark beside lefteros_
Today the square l_ mark sits to the left of lefteros_ in the header. Same ink, same paper, same green bar.
ShadowRealms AI on Lefteros.com
Today I put ShadowRealms AI on Lefteros.com — a local narrator for tabletop RPGs. The project page keeps 31 May 2026, the snapshot of v0.8.0.
Seasonal styles on Lefteros.com
Lefteros.com gains subtle seasonal styles, controlled from the editor with a Greek-calendar automatic mode and respect for privacy and reduced motion.
The old logo, a new chapter
The LEFTEROS company identity moves into the archive as this website becomes my personal home for code, projects and notes.
The first 1/10-scale Ancient Greece map in Minecraft and the SKAI news segment
On 13 February 2016 the 1/10-scale Ancient Greece map that had been built in Minecraft reached the SKAI prime-time news bulletin.
The OnePlus Greece community — invites, the One, and a Greek home
In April 2015 oneplusgreece.com was the Greek home for people waiting on an invite for the OnePlus One: guides, news, Tapatalk on the phone, and a community sharing codes when the handset was not on shop shelves.
GameAthlon 2013, the RFS Dev Team and the 8,000-player record
In June 2013 the RFS Dev Team presented a fully working custom Minecraft server at the HAEC GameAthlon, keeping over 8,000 players connected at the same time — a record for that era.
The RFS Dev Team website — the digital home of the Greek Minecraft community
In 2013 I built the entire RFS Dev Team website to serve the Minecraft community of Greece, Europe and the whole world — and its archive still lives in the Wayback Machine.