Antoine's Noteshttps://cellerier.net/Things I've learned building various projects.Hugo -- gohugo.ioen-usWed, 14 Oct 2026 20:00:00 +0200Converting Windows OEM speaker tuning to Linuxhttps://cellerier.net/posts/converting-windows-oem-speaker-tuning-to-linux/Wed, 14 Oct 2026 20:00:00 +0200Antoine Cellerierhttps://cellerier.net/posts/converting-windows-oem-speaker-tuning-to-linux/Your laptop speakers sound horrible on Linux but decent on Windows? I’ve used Debian as my primary OS for the past 23 years, and this has always bugged me. I unfortunately do not have any audio engineering skills, so I never could fix this myself. Earlier this year I decided to give it a try with Claude Code. The speaker-tuning-to-easyeffects project now has more than 50 confirmed laptop models on which users reported improved audio.

]]>Building a Cross Platform Digital Multimeter Apphttps://cellerier.net/posts/building-a-cross-platform-digital-multimeter-app/Thu, 08 Oct 2026 23:00:00 +0200Antoine Cellerierhttps://cellerier.net/posts/building-a-cross-platform-digital-multimeter-app/How I implemented digital multimeter protocols using Claude Code assisted research and development … without access to hardware.

Backstory

While prototyping a battery powered e-paper thermometer back in 2021, I was looking for a means to evaluate power consumption through various power states. Initial research led me to purchase UNI-T’s UT61E+ digital multimeter as it came with a USB logging interface. UNI-T provided a Windows application which worked but required me to switch OS to use … a bit inconvenient.

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