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Don't know what is already implemented in the one mentioned by @techokami, but I may suggest other options, some of which are used by people on regular basis:
- Thai solar // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_solar_calendar
- lunisolar Buddhist // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_calendarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Observances_on_non-Gregorian_calendars
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Don't know what is already implemented in the one mentioned by @techokami, but I may suggest other options, some of which are used by people on regular basis:
- Thai solar // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_solar_calendar
- lunisolar Buddhist // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_calendarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Observances_on_non-Gregorian_calendars
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Don't know what is already implemented in the one mentioned by @techokami, but I may suggest other options, some of which are used by people on regular basis:
- Thai solar // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_solar_calendar
- lunisolar Buddhist // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_calendarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Observances_on_non-Gregorian_calendars
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Don't know what is already implemented in the one mentioned by @techokami, but I may suggest other options, some of which are used by people on regular basis:
- Thai solar // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_solar_calendar
- lunisolar Buddhist // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_calendarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Observances_on_non-Gregorian_calendars
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Don't know what is already implemented in the one mentioned by @techokami, but I may suggest other options, some of which are used by people on regular basis:
- Thai solar // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_solar_calendar
- lunisolar Buddhist // https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_calendarhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Observances_on_non-Gregorian_calendars
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Another application I added to x11cp last night, mxcmap, which shows a colour cube:
https://x11cp.org/apps/mxcmap/
There are so many little utilities like these which people were building -- it's a fascinating piece of X11 history.
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Another application I added to x11cp last night, mxcmap, which shows a colour cube:
https://x11cp.org/apps/mxcmap/
There are so many little utilities like these which people were building -- it's a fascinating piece of X11 history.
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Another application I added to x11cp last night, mxcmap, which shows a colour cube:
https://x11cp.org/apps/mxcmap/
There are so many little utilities like these which people were building -- it's a fascinating piece of X11 history.
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Another application I added to x11cp last night, mxcmap, which shows a colour cube:
https://x11cp.org/apps/mxcmap/
There are so many little utilities like these which people were building -- it's a fascinating piece of X11 history.
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Another application I added to x11cp last night, mxcmap, which shows a colour cube:
https://x11cp.org/apps/mxcmap/
There are so many little utilities like these which people were building -- it's a fascinating piece of X11 history.
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I've updated x11cp.org with some other applications:
Thanks to @techokami I've now included:
- mdgclock: https://x11cp.org/apps/mdgclock/
- mxascii: https://x11cp.org/apps/mxascii/
Enjoy!
As a reminder, this project exists to keep this older x11/motif stuff around, Any questions, please ask.
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I've updated x11cp.org with some other applications:
Thanks to @techokami I've now included:
- mdgclock: https://x11cp.org/apps/mdgclock/
- mxascii: https://x11cp.org/apps/mxascii/
Enjoy!
As a reminder, this project exists to keep this older x11/motif stuff around, Any questions, please ask.
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I've updated x11cp.org with some other applications:
Thanks to @techokami I've now included:
- mdgclock: https://x11cp.org/apps/mdgclock/
- mxascii: https://x11cp.org/apps/mxascii/
Enjoy!
As a reminder, this project exists to keep this older x11/motif stuff around, Any questions, please ask.
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I've updated x11cp.org with some other applications:
Thanks to @techokami I've now included:
- mdgclock: https://x11cp.org/apps/mdgclock/
- mxascii: https://x11cp.org/apps/mxascii/
Enjoy!
As a reminder, this project exists to keep this older x11/motif stuff around, Any questions, please ask.
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I've updated x11cp.org with some other applications:
Thanks to @techokami I've now included:
- mdgclock: https://x11cp.org/apps/mdgclock/
- mxascii: https://x11cp.org/apps/mxascii/
Enjoy!
As a reminder, this project exists to keep this older x11/motif stuff around, Any questions, please ask.
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Bought this book today. Despite the lack of CDROM I’m still disappointed.
I originally tried to buy this on Amazon. It was declined. I cannot but help think Daniel Flannagen has something to do with this.
I’ve been interested in this book for some time. The fact the CDROM is missing is frustrating.
If anyone can help locate it I’m grateful.
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Bought this book today. Despite the lack of CDROM I’m still disappointed.
I originally tried to buy this on Amazon. It was declined. I cannot but help think Daniel Flannagen has something to do with this.
I’ve been interested in this book for some time. The fact the CDROM is missing is frustrating.
If anyone can help locate it I’m grateful.
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Bought this book today. Despite the lack of CDROM I’m still disappointed.
I originally tried to buy this on Amazon. It was declined. I cannot but help think Daniel Flannagen has something to do with this.
I’ve been interested in this book for some time. The fact the CDROM is missing is frustrating.
If anyone can help locate it I’m grateful.
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Bought this book today. Despite the lack of CDROM I’m still disappointed.
I originally tried to buy this on Amazon. It was declined. I cannot but help think Daniel Flannagen has something to do with this.
I’ve been interested in this book for some time. The fact the CDROM is missing is frustrating.
If anyone can help locate it I’m grateful.
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Bought this book today. Despite the lack of CDROM I’m still disappointed.
I originally tried to buy this on Amazon. It was declined. I cannot but help think Daniel Flannagen has something to do with this.
I’ve been interested in this book for some time. The fact the CDROM is missing is frustrating.
If anyone can help locate it I’m grateful.
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Some of you might recall I started the (poorly named) x11cp project some six years ago:
Given the interest in this, and some other ideas around trying to centralise motif development, I've recently been spurred on to updated it.
So that's what I've just done.
I've not added any new projects, but the existing projects now compile without warnings, and for some of them have a few enhancements/bug-fixes.
Right now, the #x11cp IRC channel on libera.chat is a hold-all for further discussions for motif development, etc. If that interests you, please join.
Thanks to @r1w1s1 and @techokami for nudging me on this.
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Some of you might recall I started the (poorly named) x11cp project some six years ago:
Given the interest in this, and some other ideas around trying to centralise motif development, I've recently been spurred on to updated it.
So that's what I've just done.
I've not added any new projects, but the existing projects now compile without warnings, and for some of them have a few enhancements/bug-fixes.
Right now, the #x11cp IRC channel on libera.chat is a hold-all for further discussions for motif development, etc. If that interests you, please join.
Thanks to @r1w1s1 and @techokami for nudging me on this.
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Some of you might recall I started the (poorly named) x11cp project some six years ago:
Given the interest in this, and some other ideas around trying to centralise motif development, I've recently been spurred on to updated it.
So that's what I've just done.
I've not added any new projects, but the existing projects now compile without warnings, and for some of them have a few enhancements/bug-fixes.
Right now, the #x11cp IRC channel on libera.chat is a hold-all for further discussions for motif development, etc. If that interests you, please join.
Thanks to @r1w1s1 and @techokami for nudging me on this.
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Some of you might recall I started the (poorly named) x11cp project some six years ago:
Given the interest in this, and some other ideas around trying to centralise motif development, I've recently been spurred on to updated it.
So that's what I've just done.
I've not added any new projects, but the existing projects now compile without warnings, and for some of them have a few enhancements/bug-fixes.
Right now, the #x11cp IRC channel on libera.chat is a hold-all for further discussions for motif development, etc. If that interests you, please join.
Thanks to @r1w1s1 and @techokami for nudging me on this.
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Some of you might recall I started the (poorly named) x11cp project some six years ago:
Given the interest in this, and some other ideas around trying to centralise motif development, I've recently been spurred on to updated it.
So that's what I've just done.
I've not added any new projects, but the existing projects now compile without warnings, and for some of them have a few enhancements/bug-fixes.
Right now, the #x11cp IRC channel on libera.chat is a hold-all for further discussions for motif development, etc. If that interests you, please join.
Thanks to @r1w1s1 and @techokami for nudging me on this.
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@thomasadam @techokami @r1w1s1 @washbear
Yes, as already suggested - coordinate dev efforts, as there are multiple forks of the motif, cde and related projects each supported by very few people, but with mostly the same goal.
- IRC channel is a great starter for now.
- If there would be other participants in Discord, Matrix, XMPP - there would be a reason to bridge them together.
- A united community project with the agreed goals, name, code of conduct (I guess nobody wants to repeat all these follouts of recent days when a bdfl goes fash/bananas)
- And then an infra, like project and repo and CIs, say on Codeberg or own domain. -
@thomasadam @techokami @r1w1s1 @washbear
Yes, as already suggested - coordinate dev efforts, as there are multiple forks of the motif, cde and related projects each supported by very few people, but with mostly the same goal.
- IRC channel is a great starter for now.
- If there would be other participants in Discord, Matrix, XMPP - there would be a reason to bridge them together.
- A united community project with the agreed goals, name, code of conduct (I guess nobody wants to repeat all these follouts of recent days when a bdfl goes fash/bananas)
- And then an infra, like project and repo and CIs, say on Codeberg or own domain. -
@thomasadam @techokami @r1w1s1 @washbear
Yes, as already suggested - coordinate dev efforts, as there are multiple forks of the motif, cde and related projects each supported by very few people, but with mostly the same goal.
- IRC channel is a great starter for now.
- If there would be other participants in Discord, Matrix, XMPP - there would be a reason to bridge them together.
- A united community project with the agreed goals, name, code of conduct (I guess nobody wants to repeat all these follouts of recent days when a bdfl goes fash/bananas)
- And then an infra, like project and repo and CIs, say on Codeberg or own domain. -
@thomasadam @techokami @r1w1s1 @washbear
Yes, as already suggested - coordinate dev efforts, as there are multiple forks of the motif, cde and related projects each supported by very few people, but with mostly the same goal.
- IRC channel is a great starter for now.
- If there would be other participants in Discord, Matrix, XMPP - there would be a reason to bridge them together.
- A united community project with the agreed goals, name, code of conduct (I guess nobody wants to repeat all these follouts of recent days when a bdfl goes fash/bananas)
- And then an infra, like project and repo and CIs, say on Codeberg or own domain. -
@thomasadam @techokami @r1w1s1 @washbear
Yes, as already suggested - coordinate dev efforts, as there are multiple forks of the motif, cde and related projects each supported by very few people, but with mostly the same goal.
- IRC channel is a great starter for now.
- If there would be other participants in Discord, Matrix, XMPP - there would be a reason to bridge them together.
- A united community project with the agreed goals, name, code of conduct (I guess nobody wants to repeat all these follouts of recent days when a bdfl goes fash/bananas)
- And then an infra, like project and repo and CIs, say on Codeberg or own domain. -
If anyone is interested in some light reading material, see this photo. Some of it is out of date slightly, but still relevant in most cases for a good foundational understanding of motif.
I do have some xlib books as well.
Oh, and yes, those are my slippers. ;P
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If anyone is interested in some light reading material, see this photo. Some of it is out of date slightly, but still relevant in most cases for a good foundational understanding of motif.
I do have some xlib books as well.
Oh, and yes, those are my slippers. ;P
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If anyone is interested in some light reading material, see this photo. Some of it is out of date slightly, but still relevant in most cases for a good foundational understanding of motif.
I do have some xlib books as well.
Oh, and yes, those are my slippers. ;P
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If anyone is interested in some light reading material, see this photo. Some of it is out of date slightly, but still relevant in most cases for a good foundational understanding of motif.
I do have some xlib books as well.
Oh, and yes, those are my slippers. ;P
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If anyone is interested in some light reading material, see this photo. Some of it is out of date slightly, but still relevant in most cases for a good foundational understanding of motif.
I do have some xlib books as well.
Oh, and yes, those are my slippers. ;P
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moxfm is a motif version of X11's xfm:
https://github.com/ThomasAdam/moxfm
I've been "maintaining" it for years and recently put a plaster on it to compile on a modern C compiler.
There's plenty of other cleanup work to do.
But it functions.
See the screenshot attached.
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moxfm is a motif version of X11's xfm:
https://github.com/ThomasAdam/moxfm
I've been "maintaining" it for years and recently put a plaster on it to compile on a modern C compiler.
There's plenty of other cleanup work to do.
But it functions.
See the screenshot attached.
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moxfm is a motif version of X11's xfm:
https://github.com/ThomasAdam/moxfm
I've been "maintaining" it for years and recently put a plaster on it to compile on a modern C compiler.
There's plenty of other cleanup work to do.
But it functions.
See the screenshot attached.
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moxfm is a motif version of X11's xfm:
https://github.com/ThomasAdam/moxfm
I've been "maintaining" it for years and recently put a plaster on it to compile on a modern C compiler.
There's plenty of other cleanup work to do.
But it functions.
See the screenshot attached.
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moxfm is a motif version of X11's xfm:
https://github.com/ThomasAdam/moxfm
I've been "maintaining" it for years and recently put a plaster on it to compile on a modern C compiler.
There's plenty of other cleanup work to do.
But it functions.
See the screenshot attached.
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Remembering Kenton Lee.
When I was doing a lot of Xlib programming (and Motif) for fun, I remembered Kenton Lee had a wealth of knowledge.
Sadly, his original website is no more -- and even if it were -- was back in the days of http/ftp.
Although bits of it are mirrored on the wayback machine, that can be a PITA to use.
Using those files and some bits I had from back in the day, I've reconstituted most of Kenton's website:
https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/kl-motif-web
I'm also running a mirror of this:
https://xteddy.org/mirror/kentonlee
I think it's historically important enough that I'd like to preserve it in this way, alongside what archive.org are already doing.
It would be interesting to know if Kenton Lee is still with us and whether he has any other motif-related information. If anyone can ascertain his whereabouts, I'd be interested to know!
Cc: @jns / @techokami
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Remembering Kenton Lee.
When I was doing a lot of Xlib programming (and Motif) for fun, I remembered Kenton Lee had a wealth of knowledge.
Sadly, his original website is no more -- and even if it were -- was back in the days of http/ftp.
Although bits of it are mirrored on the wayback machine, that can be a PITA to use.
Using those files and some bits I had from back in the day, I've reconstituted most of Kenton's website:
https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/kl-motif-web
I'm also running a mirror of this:
https://xteddy.org/mirror/kentonlee
I think it's historically important enough that I'd like to preserve it in this way, alongside what archive.org are already doing.
It would be interesting to know if Kenton Lee is still with us and whether he has any other motif-related information. If anyone can ascertain his whereabouts, I'd be interested to know!
Cc: @jns / @techokami
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Remembering Kenton Lee.
When I was doing a lot of Xlib programming (and Motif) for fun, I remembered Kenton Lee had a wealth of knowledge.
Sadly, his original website is no more -- and even if it were -- was back in the days of http/ftp.
Although bits of it are mirrored on the wayback machine, that can be a PITA to use.
Using those files and some bits I had from back in the day, I've reconstituted most of Kenton's website:
https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/kl-motif-web
I'm also running a mirror of this:
https://xteddy.org/mirror/kentonlee
I think it's historically important enough that I'd like to preserve it in this way, alongside what archive.org are already doing.
It would be interesting to know if Kenton Lee is still with us and whether he has any other motif-related information. If anyone can ascertain his whereabouts, I'd be interested to know!
Cc: @jns / @techokami
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Remembering Kenton Lee.
When I was doing a lot of Xlib programming (and Motif) for fun, I remembered Kenton Lee had a wealth of knowledge.
Sadly, his original website is no more -- and even if it were -- was back in the days of http/ftp.
Although bits of it are mirrored on the wayback machine, that can be a PITA to use.
Using those files and some bits I had from back in the day, I've reconstituted most of Kenton's website:
https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/kl-motif-web
I'm also running a mirror of this:
https://xteddy.org/mirror/kentonlee
I think it's historically important enough that I'd like to preserve it in this way, alongside what archive.org are already doing.
It would be interesting to know if Kenton Lee is still with us and whether he has any other motif-related information. If anyone can ascertain his whereabouts, I'd be interested to know!
Cc: @jns / @techokami
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Remembering Kenton Lee.
When I was doing a lot of Xlib programming (and Motif) for fun, I remembered Kenton Lee had a wealth of knowledge.
Sadly, his original website is no more -- and even if it were -- was back in the days of http/ftp.
Although bits of it are mirrored on the wayback machine, that can be a PITA to use.
Using those files and some bits I had from back in the day, I've reconstituted most of Kenton's website:
https://codeberg.org/thomasadam/kl-motif-web
I'm also running a mirror of this:
https://xteddy.org/mirror/kentonlee
I think it's historically important enough that I'd like to preserve it in this way, alongside what archive.org are already doing.
It would be interesting to know if Kenton Lee is still with us and whether he has any other motif-related information. If anyone can ascertain his whereabouts, I'd be interested to know!
Cc: @jns / @techokami
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La joie sans objet
On constatera dans ce processus que tous les problèmes et tous les conflits ont pour cause une vision fragmentaire. À mesure que notre vision est moins fragmentaire et par conséquent plus globale, nous voyons les contradictions se réduire en oppositions et les oppositions s'atténuer peu à peu pour devenir des complémentarités.Les complémentarités apparaissent alors comme des aspects de l'unité. Arrivé à ce point on est à la dernière étape. On se trouve devant une unité […] -
#Motif Pour les amateurs, le menu Options du jeu permet de basculer le dictionnaire et l'interface en anglais et en français (et aussi de modifier l'icône du jeu !)
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#Motif Pour les amateurs, le menu Options du jeu permet de basculer le dictionnaire et l'interface en anglais et en français (et aussi de modifier l'icône du jeu !)
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#Motif Pour les amateurs, le menu Options du jeu permet de basculer le dictionnaire et l'interface en anglais et en français (et aussi de modifier l'icône du jeu !)
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#Motif Pour les amateurs, le menu Options du jeu permet de basculer le dictionnaire et l'interface en anglais et en français (et aussi de modifier l'icône du jeu !)
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#Motif Pour ceux qui seraient bloqués à cette étape du tuto, un indice :
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#Motif Pour ceux qui seraient bloqués à cette étape du tuto, un indice :
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#Motif Pour ceux qui seraient bloqués à cette étape du tuto, un indice :
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#Motif Pour ceux qui seraient bloqués à cette étape du tuto, un indice :
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#Motif Pour ceux qui seraient bloqués à cette étape du tuto, un indice :
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https://www.europesays.com/afrique/191254/ Tanzanie : Démission du Vice-Président, Emmanuel Nchimbi, et retrait de la vie politique, motif #actualité #article #DécisionEtMotif #démission #Emmanuel #EmmanuelJohnNchimbi #info #Koaci #KoaciTanzanie #motif #Nchimbi #Parcours #Politique #Remerciements #RespectD’unePromesse #retrait #SamiaSuluhuHassan #Tanzanie #VicePrésident
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Owl motif at Selimiye Mosque traces roots to ancient Turkish art
Symbolizing wisdom, the owl motif on the main entrance of Selimiye Mosque bears traces of ancient Turkish art.…
#EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #architecture #mimarsinan #MOTIF #owl #SELIMIYEMOSQUE #Turkish #Turkishart
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https://www.europesays.com/ch/99265/ 10 Swiss Fintech Startups Selected for Venture Leaders Fintech 2026 London Roadshow – Fintech Schweiz Digital Finance News #Cense #DeltaLabs #EllexxUniverse #ForenSwiss #HappyPot #Humbrela #Motif #RAIIS #Reilo #SchumanFinancial #Swiss #Switzerland #VentureLeadersFintech2026 #Venturelab
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@mos_8502 #Motif IMHO simply wasted a lot of space. I'd rather prefer the aesthetic of #Amiga #intuition or rather of #MagicUserInterface that has been nicely reimplemented as #freeAsInFreedom software by #aros (they called it #Zune)
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@mos_8502 #Motif IMHO simply wasted a lot of space. I'd rather prefer the aesthetic of #Amiga #intuition or rather of #MagicUserInterface that has been nicely reimplemented as #freeAsInFreedom software by #aros (they called it #Zune)