numerone's fortune in avalonia Giulio Sorrentino

Use this command to install numerone's fortune in avalonia:

winget install --id=GiulioSorrentino.numeronesfortuneinavalonia -e

A fortune teller windows and GNU/Linux, written in Avalonia, in dialect Material of Google. It loads cookies from a web server. It does not use the material xaml stylesheet of google, but use the reactiveui.

numfortune.material is a cross-platform fortune teller application designed for users of Windows and GNU/Linux. Built using the Avalonia framework with Google's Material design dialect, it provides an intuitive and visually appealing interface. The software leverages ReactiveUI instead of traditional XAML stylesheets, offering enhanced interactivity and responsiveness.

Key Features:

Cross-platform compatibility, supporting both Windows and Linux operating systems.
Modern UI design based on Material design principles.
Implementation using ReactiveUI for a dynamic and reactive user experience.
Ability to load cookies from a web server, enabling integration with online fortune services.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for users interested in fortune-telling who prefer modern, cross-platform applications. This tool offers an intuitive interface that enhances the user experience, making it accessible and enjoyable for individuals seeking fortunes on either Windows or Linux systems.

The application can be installed via winget, ensuring a seamless setup process across supported platforms.

README

numfortune

numerone's fortune material

A fortune's teller for windows and linux in avalonia dialect material of Google. This is the first project does not use the google's xaml stylesheet, but use the reactive ui of avalonia (it's read multitrheaded)·

Installing using repository (GNU/Linux)

Follow the guide at https://learn.microsoft.com/it-it/dotnet/core/install/linux-debian first

Then follow the guide at http://numeronesoft.ddns.net:8080

and then update and install numfortune.avalonia

Prerequisites:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linux/packages

Note: the packages are system independent and IL, so in theory it is sufficient to reinstall the package at each desktop runtime update and start the program once to get the updated binary code. Obviously if they update avalonia you need to recompile.