About me |
My name is Lukas Fleischer. I was born on March 6th, 1990 and I am currently living near Stuttgart, Germany. I am a research assistant at the FMI, University of Stuttgart. My primary research areas are automata theory, formal languages, semigroup theory, algorithms, computational complexity and formal verification. An up-to-date list of my publications can be found below. Alternatively, you can check our institute website or DBLP. I actively contribute to a variety of open source software. Please scroll down for a (not necessarily complete) list of projects I am involved in. I am also interested in machine learning, artificial intelligence, sustainability and everything health and fitness related. |
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Open Source Projects |
Arch LinuxAs an Arch Linux Trusted User and Developer, I am leading the development of the Arch User Repository web interface and maintaining the Arch Linux projects page as well as roughly 200 packages. calcurseI am the current maintainer of calcurse, a powerful command-line based calendar program. cgitI am a regular contributor to cgit, a hyperfast web frontend for Git repositories written in C. jpeg-archiveIn late 2017, I started co-maintaining jpeg-archive, a utility to compress JPEG images for long-term storage without sacrificing perceived visual quality. |
Other Projects and Contributionsaurdupes is a Python script that can be used to find duplicate packages in pacman databases and the Arch User Repository. cdlib-eject is a lightweight C program to control Dacal CD Library II devices. Every now and then, I contribute to other projects, such as
I am known as lfleischer on most platforms. My GitHub user name is lfos. |
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