C. Scott has been an open-source hacker since 1997, with 96 owned repositories on github, 32 js packages on npm, a dozen php packages on packagist, and an entry in the linux CREDITS file dating back to before its git history began. He wrote an open-source Java compiler framework in 1998, was the lead programmer for the Verified Voting foundation in 2004 on the Election Incident Reporting System based on advokit, and worked on open-source software and hardware projects at One Laptop per Child and litl LLC. He now works on MediaWiki at the Wikimedia Foundation by day. This github sponsorship account is for the hijinks he gets up to at night. Some of these can be found at https://cscott.github.io/thing-tracker/ and https://hackaday.io/cscottnet among the many others that he should probably get around to publishing properly.

Currently I'm working on keypad support for OpenEVSE, a wireless ploopy mini, and a trackpoint keyboard for the FrameWork 16 laptop, among other projects.

I'm presently accepting sponsorship to underwrite the purchases of a varied assortment of thinkpad keyboards to test fit against the Framework 16 midplate, since they are $20-$50 each and there doesn't seem to be a better way to get detailed keyboard dimensions other than by purchase.