I love making things that are useful to other people, and as such I'm involved in projects like PEAKLib, the PEAK Modding wiki, and I created the LC-ExampleEnemy project which is the base of nearly all Lethal Company enemy mods. I believe in documentation, so all of my stuff is also documented.
I'm working on a .NET runtime detouring library MonoDetour in order to improve on the experience of hooking and manipulating methods with MonoMod or HarmonyX. The library itself uses MonoMod, but also implements interop support for HarmonyX.
Also, I use Linux.
Before you go, I must share jj: Jujutsu—a version control system with you. Before it, I barely knew git. After it, I still don't know git. But I know jj because it just simply makes so much sense. I don't even use a GUI for viewing a git graph anymore as the jj commandline just does it better.
So why should you care about
jj? Well, it has a property that's pretty rare in the world of programming: it is both simpler and easier thangit, but at the same time, it is more powerful.
https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/introduction/what-is-jj-and-why-should-i-care.html