An Linux League of Legend Assistant (Blitz.gg Like).

Hi, my name is Igor Tiburcio Cavalcanti, or DuduIsOnFire, I'm a student of Computer Science and a Beginner Software Developer. Recently I've been frustrated, because on Linux there was no program like Blitz.gg, so I decided to make my own app. A lot of time later, we have the first version.

If you like the app, consider to give a star in github project. And if I can help you, please, contact-me.

https://github.com/duduisonfire/rune-maker

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avilyn, 6 months ago

How easy would it be to add an in-game mini-map jungle timer feature to this? I'd be interested in getting involved.

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BoucImperial, 6 months ago

This is awesome, thanks for the work.
I can't wait to see how it is going to develop, it already looks very promising.

Here is a similar project you might want to take a look at :
https://github.com/Soundofdarkness/RuneBook

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aflyingho, 6 months ago

This is pretty great, I added a pull request to add summoner spells.

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