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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@golemwire/116444607177916368
@Gina That's awful. They're trying to get people to use the LinkedIn mobile app for identity verification, which is really annoying as they're trying to take me from my open browser to a locked-down platform. ( #remoteAttestation , anyone?)
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Yeah, Macintosh System 7.1 or so is pretty peak #UI.
You can also spin up a VM for, let's say, Ubuntu 10.04 pretty easily. Whatever was the last Gnome 2.x Ubuntu release.
Also, some distros and probably BSDs have #TDE, the #TrinityDesktopEnvironment, which is based on KDE 3.x, I believe.
You could also just try Mate, but I actually prefer old Gnome 2 to Mate in side-by-side comparisons.
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Yeah, Macintosh System 7.1 or so is pretty peak #UI.
You can also spin up a VM for, let's say, Ubuntu 10.04 pretty easily. Whatever was the last Gnome 2.x Ubuntu release.
Also, some distros and probably BSDs have #TDE, the #TrinityDesktopEnvironment, which is based on KDE 3.x, I believe.
You could also just try Mate, but I actually prefer old Gnome 2 to Mate in side-by-side comparisons.
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Yeah, Macintosh System 7.1 or so is pretty peak #UI.
You can also spin up a VM for, let's say, Ubuntu 10.04 pretty easily. Whatever was the last Gnome 2.x Ubuntu release.
Also, some distros and probably BSDs have #TDE, the #TrinityDesktopEnvironment, which is based on KDE 3.x, I believe.
You could also just try Mate, but I actually prefer old Gnome 2 to Mate in side-by-side comparisons.
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Yeah, Macintosh System 7.1 or so is pretty peak #UI.
You can also spin up a VM for, let's say, Ubuntu 10.04 pretty easily. Whatever was the last Gnome 2.x Ubuntu release.
Also, some distros and probably BSDs have #TDE, the #TrinityDesktopEnvironment, which is based on KDE 3.x, I believe.
You could also just try Mate, but I actually prefer old Gnome 2 to Mate in side-by-side comparisons.
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Your #NecroReplying game is on point, bruh. 😁
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Whoa, #Florida is a whole different kind of crazy. XD
"We're technically supposed to shut down the bank if anyone from Florida even walks in."
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@golemwire/115075076162218775
I'm starting a Fluxer (Discord alternative) group for my #SubSky computing environment :D
Invite link: https://fluxer.gg/I2P03SBv
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@golemwire and OhMyGosh as an open source framework for managing your gosh configuration? hehe :blobcatgiggle:
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I really want to figure out how these lunatics made #SecondReality run on the #C64
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#Programming tip: if you want to allocate memory and explicitly tell the kernel you don't want the memory backed until you use it, try mmap(). Really useful.
An example of mmap being used this way. https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/blob/master/cpu/util.c?ref_type=heads#L59 (permalink https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/blob/0559e32da1e61eb6b50cdd30f080964a603251b4/cpu/util.c#L59 )
This is from my #SubSky emulator.(p_cpu->p_memory = (uint8_t *) mmap(NULL, (size_t) 1 << 32, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE | MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0))
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#Programming tip: if you want to allocate memory and explicitly tell the kernel you don't want the memory backed until you use it, try mmap(). Really useful.
An example of mmap being used this way. https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/blob/master/cpu/util.c?ref_type=heads#L59 (permalink https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/blob/0559e32da1e61eb6b50cdd30f080964a603251b4/cpu/util.c#L59 )
This is from my #SubSky emulator.(p_cpu->p_memory = (uint8_t *) mmap(NULL, (size_t) 1 << 32, PROT_READ | PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE | MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0))
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I reversed the stack direction in my #SubSky #ISA and VM. The original stack order had pushes go towards the high end; the current direction has pushes go towards the low end (like #x86 and many other architectures*). It simplified a number of things, such as accessing variables in the stack frame ("lvalues" are now positive and start at 0 rather than -4 [the word size is 32 bits] ). The heap structuring will be easier to do now, as well.
https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/tree/reverse-stack?ref_type=heads
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@golemwire ah yes, the good old "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish" strategy … Classic Microsoft.
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I added a Who This is For section to the README of my personal computing environment project, #SubSky :) https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky#who-this-is-for
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@rl_dane
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(Context: part of https://fosstodon.org/@golemwire/115008329976889834 and https://fosstodon.org/@golemwire/115022700783931624 )
I love the #diskette *form factor*. Large enough to label and hold comfortably without losing them, or scratching them like discs.
I know floppies are very outdated, being slow and very low-capacity, but I'm mostly storing text. I was able to get 38 in apparently good condition for a dollar at a garage sale, and my trusty (sorta, it's old!) Dell #D630 had an FDD module available for not too much money. -
I created a logo/banner(?) for my #SubSky computing system :D ( https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky )
I need to get back to schoolwork
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I created a syntax highlighting config for my programming language Slang, for GNOME 's GTKSourceView :D
This will make working on my videogame much more comfortable I think 😊
https://gitlab.com/golemwire/subsky/-/blob/master/OTHER/slang.lang?ref_type=heads (XML warning)
#LossyPNG (an @rl_dane hashtag lol. I had changed the DPI in #SwayCompositor so I could capture larger screenshots, and I think my NVidia driver might be breaking the Wayland xdg-output protocol, so its scaled funny)
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Introducing SubSky, a new 32-bit CPU #ISA and computing environment intending to be the most amount of power you can get from the least amount of computer.
It provides you with a virtual #CPU with 16 instructions (few but versatile!), and a novel low-level #programmingLanguage between C and #assembly called Slang.
The project supplies a small set of virtual peripherals and a minimal yet useful stdlib.
Check it out!
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Thank you for responding.
We're talking about a Raspberry Pi5 ENV: you can't go KDE on a Pie, since the microSD storage that I have is just 128GB. This is the 8 GB Pie5 not the 16 GB version
The SBC came with a 32 GB card which I moved fast to something else, since just the operating system, the important data and the files that I need to keep, take more than 70% of itI should say that what I need to work does so properly in CopyQ
If I could only easily map the window pop up to my favorite shortcut
I have to correct myself
The error log clearly shows that the pop-up window will never come up. See the other toot I have put up in the thread#SBC #ARM #Pie #Raspberry #GPIO #Electronics #OpenSource #POSIX
