Open source teenage developer collective

We build Linux projects, websites, tools, and experiments.

Lings is a small group of young developers learning by shipping real software. We care about simple systems, clean interfaces, and projects that actually exist.

About

Small team, real projects.

Lings started as a group of developers who wanted to make things together instead of only talking about ideas. The collective works on Linux-related projects, websites, utilities, and low-level experiments.

The goal is simple: build, test, break, learn, and improve. Some projects are polished, some are experimental, but every project is meant to teach something useful.

Projects

What we are working on

Less fake startup talk. More repositories, systems, and things you can actually open.

Active Web

Lings Site

The website for the collective. Its job is to explain what Lings is, show projects, and give people a clean way to find the team and source code.

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Planned Experiments

Future work

More tools, websites, OSDev experiments, and small utilities may be added as the collective grows.

Team

The people behind Lings

Contributor cards keep the profile pictures, but the layout stays simple, lazy-loaded, and phone-friendly.

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SfymmiK

Owner · Lings Linux and web developer

C · Java · HTML/CSS · Poland
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Scryv

Owner · Lings Linux developer

C · Bash · HTML/CSS · Go · Belgium
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kemf

Owner · Lings Linux developer

C++ · React · PHP · HTML/CSS · Poland
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Taterr

Contributor · Lings Linux developer/documentor

C/C++ · Assembly · Greece
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Michal7002

Contributor · Lings web developer

C++ · HTML/CSS · Poland
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maydo

Contributor · Lings Linux developer

C++ · Python · Kotlin · Shell · Saudi Arabia
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krispy

Contributor · Lings web developer

HTML/CSS · Common Lisp · Lebanon

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Want to build with us?

You do not need to be perfect. You need curiosity, basic programming knowledge, willingness to learn Git, and enough English to collaborate on technical work.