#windows3 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #windows3, aggregated by home.social.
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Windows 3.1 tiled background .bmp archive
https://github.com/andreasjansson/win-3.1-backgrounds
#HackerNews #Windows3.1 #Backgrounds #BMP #Archive #RetroComputing #Nostalgia #GitHub #Archive
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Windows 3.1 tiled background .bmp archive
https://github.com/andreasjansson/win-3.1-backgrounds
#HackerNews #Windows3.1 #Backgrounds #BMP #Archive #RetroComputing #Nostalgia #GitHub #Archive
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Windows 3.1 tiled background .bmp archive
https://github.com/andreasjansson/win-3.1-backgrounds
#HackerNews #Windows3.1 #Backgrounds #BMP #Archive #RetroComputing #Nostalgia #GitHub #Archive
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Windows 3.1 tiled background .bmp archive
https://github.com/andreasjansson/win-3.1-backgrounds
#HackerNews #Windows3.1 #Backgrounds #BMP #Archive #RetroComputing #Nostalgia #GitHub #Archive
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Windows 3.1 tiled background .bmp archive
https://github.com/andreasjansson/win-3.1-backgrounds
#HackerNews #Windows3.1 #Backgrounds #BMP #Archive #RetroComputing #Nostalgia #GitHub #Archive
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If you were wondering if you could print from a #hpux system running a #windows3 application via Wabi via JetDirect being emulated on an Oki c542 printer.
Yes, yes you can. It all just kind of works without much fuss, except that I had to change the snmp community name for my printer because the old hpux drivers don't seem to like the snmpv2 stuff?
I'm kind of floored this all works.
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If you were wondering if you could print from a #hpux system running a #windows3 application via Wabi via JetDirect being emulated on an Oki c542 printer.
Yes, yes you can. It all just kind of works without much fuss, except that I had to change the snmp community name for my printer because the old hpux drivers don't seem to like the snmpv2 stuff?
I'm kind of floored this all works.
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If you were wondering if you could print from a #hpux system running a #windows3 application via Wabi via JetDirect being emulated on an Oki c542 printer.
Yes, yes you can. It all just kind of works without much fuss, except that I had to change the snmp community name for my printer because the old hpux drivers don't seem to like the snmpv2 stuff?
I'm kind of floored this all works.
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If you were wondering if you could print from a #hpux system running a #windows3 application via Wabi via JetDirect being emulated on an Oki c542 printer.
Yes, yes you can. It all just kind of works without much fuss, except that I had to change the snmp community name for my printer because the old hpux drivers don't seem to like the snmpv2 stuff?
I'm kind of floored this all works.
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If you were wondering if you could print from a #hpux system running a #windows3 application via Wabi via JetDirect being emulated on an Oki c542 printer.
Yes, yes you can. It all just kind of works without much fuss, except that I had to change the snmp community name for my printer because the old hpux drivers don't seem to like the snmpv2 stuff?
I'm kind of floored this all works.
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@nina_kali_nina Do you see the fonts named 'Roman', 'Modern', or 'Script'?
You wouldn't believe (actually, you would) how hard these are to google.
Anyway they're a dumpster fire but they totally work … if you are into non-intersecting polygons. This is when Adobe Type Manager was hella expensive, and TrueType was a liberating dream coming soon, from two enemies joining forces f.f.s.finally.
BTW, yes this screenshot is from Windows 3.0 Runtime (or something like that … CONTROL.EXE not found haha) but they are the fonts that Windows 3 inherited, I swear
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@nina_kali_nina Do you see the fonts named 'Roman', 'Modern', or 'Script'?
You wouldn't believe (actually, you would) how hard these are to google.
Anyway they're a dumpster fire but they totally work … if you are into non-intersecting polygons. This is when Adobe Type Manager was hella expensive, and TrueType was a liberating dream coming soon, from two enemies joining forces f.f.s.finally.
BTW, yes this screenshot is from Windows 3.0 Runtime (or something like that … CONTROL.EXE not found haha) but they are the fonts that Windows 3 inherited, I swear
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@nina_kali_nina Do you see the fonts named 'Roman', 'Modern', or 'Script'?
You wouldn't believe (actually, you would) how hard these are to google.
Anyway they're a dumpster fire but they totally work … if you are into non-intersecting polygons. This is when Adobe Type Manager was hella expensive, and TrueType was a liberating dream coming soon, from two enemies joining forces f.f.s.finally.
BTW, yes this screenshot is from Windows 3.0 Runtime (or something like that … CONTROL.EXE not found haha) but they are the fonts that Windows 3 inherited, I swear
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@nina_kali_nina Do you see the fonts named 'Roman', 'Modern', or 'Script'?
You wouldn't believe (actually, you would) how hard these are to google.
Anyway they're a dumpster fire but they totally work … if you are into non-intersecting polygons. This is when Adobe Type Manager was hella expensive, and TrueType was a liberating dream coming soon, from two enemies joining forces f.f.s.finally.
BTW, yes this screenshot is from Windows 3.0 Runtime (or something like that … CONTROL.EXE not found haha) but they are the fonts that Windows 3 inherited, I swear
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@nina_kali_nina Do you see the fonts named 'Roman', 'Modern', or 'Script'?
You wouldn't believe (actually, you would) how hard these are to google.
Anyway they're a dumpster fire but they totally work … if you are into non-intersecting polygons. This is when Adobe Type Manager was hella expensive, and TrueType was a liberating dream coming soon, from two enemies joining forces f.f.s.finally.
BTW, yes this screenshot is from Windows 3.0 Runtime (or something like that … CONTROL.EXE not found haha) but they are the fonts that Windows 3 inherited, I swear
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Nach 33 Jahren enthüllt die Designerin Virginia Howlett die Wahrheit hinter dem berüchtigten "Hot-Dog-Stand"-#UI-#Design von #Windows3.1, für das das #Microsoft-#Betriebssystem von 1992 bis heute berühmt ist. https://winfuture.de/news,155504.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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Nach 33 Jahren enthüllt die Designerin Virginia Howlett die Wahrheit hinter dem berüchtigten "Hot-Dog-Stand"-#UI-#Design von #Windows3.1, für das das #Microsoft-#Betriebssystem von 1992 bis heute berühmt ist. https://winfuture.de/news,155504.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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Nach 33 Jahren enthüllt die Designerin Virginia Howlett die Wahrheit hinter dem berüchtigten "Hot-Dog-Stand"-#UI-#Design von #Windows3.1, für das das #Microsoft-#Betriebssystem von 1992 bis heute berühmt ist. https://winfuture.de/news,155504.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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Nach 33 Jahren enthüllt die Designerin Virginia Howlett die Wahrheit hinter dem berüchtigten "Hot-Dog-Stand"-#UI-#Design von #Windows3.1, für das das #Microsoft-#Betriebssystem von 1992 bis heute berühmt ist. https://winfuture.de/news,155504.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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Nach 33 Jahren enthüllt die Designerin Virginia Howlett die Wahrheit hinter dem berüchtigten "Hot-Dog-Stand"-#UI-#Design von #Windows3.1, für das das #Microsoft-#Betriebssystem von 1992 bis heute berühmt ist. https://winfuture.de/news,155504.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia
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I've pushed myself a bit and tossed a rough tutorial on cross-compiling for #Windows3, #WindowsNT, #Windows95, and #MSDOS with #OpenWatcom up on the web zone: https://indigoparadox.zone/tutorials/watcom.html
It's late, so I don't trust my proofreading, but I've been asked about this enough where a quick and dirty tutorial has become a practical consideration. Hopefully it's useful!
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I've pushed myself a bit and tossed a rough tutorial on cross-compiling for #Windows3, #WindowsNT, #Windows95, and #MSDOS with #OpenWatcom up on the web zone: https://indigoparadox.zone/tutorials/watcom.html
It's late, so I don't trust my proofreading, but I've been asked about this enough where a quick and dirty tutorial has become a practical consideration. Hopefully it's useful!
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I've pushed myself a bit and tossed a rough tutorial on cross-compiling for #Windows3, #WindowsNT, #Windows95, and #MSDOS with #OpenWatcom up on the web zone: https://indigoparadox.zone/tutorials/watcom.html
It's late, so I don't trust my proofreading, but I've been asked about this enough where a quick and dirty tutorial has become a practical consideration. Hopefully it's useful!
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I've pushed myself a bit and tossed a rough tutorial on cross-compiling for #Windows3, #WindowsNT, #Windows95, and #MSDOS with #OpenWatcom up on the web zone: https://indigoparadox.zone/tutorials/watcom.html
It's late, so I don't trust my proofreading, but I've been asked about this enough where a quick and dirty tutorial has become a practical consideration. Hopefully it's useful!
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I've pushed myself a bit and tossed a rough tutorial on cross-compiling for #Windows3, #WindowsNT, #Windows95, and #MSDOS with #OpenWatcom up on the web zone: https://indigoparadox.zone/tutorials/watcom.html
It's late, so I don't trust my proofreading, but I've been asked about this enough where a quick and dirty tutorial has become a practical consideration. Hopefully it's useful!
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Finally got this working last night, but I gave it the wrong deploy key before I went to bed... but I fixed it this morning and so now: automatic beans: https://codeberg.org/indigoparadox/mbean/releases
More platforms and projects to come, but at least I got the basic process working so that's nice.
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Finally got this working last night, but I gave it the wrong deploy key before I went to bed... but I fixed it this morning and so now: automatic beans: https://codeberg.org/indigoparadox/mbean/releases
More platforms and projects to come, but at least I got the basic process working so that's nice.
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Finally got this working last night, but I gave it the wrong deploy key before I went to bed... but I fixed it this morning and so now: automatic beans: https://codeberg.org/indigoparadox/mbean/releases
More platforms and projects to come, but at least I got the basic process working so that's nice.
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Finally got this working last night, but I gave it the wrong deploy key before I went to bed... but I fixed it this morning and so now: automatic beans: https://codeberg.org/indigoparadox/mbean/releases
More platforms and projects to come, but at least I got the basic process working so that's nice.
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Finally got this working last night, but I gave it the wrong deploy key before I went to bed... but I fixed it this morning and so now: automatic beans: https://codeberg.org/indigoparadox/mbean/releases
More platforms and projects to come, but at least I got the basic process working so that's nice.
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Look, it's a #listicle of 💀 software fails from the Jurassic era of desktop publishing. Because nothing says "innovative" like reminiscing about programs that couldn't hack it in a world of Windows 3.1. But hey, at least we can waste pixels on them now! 🖥️🚮
https://tedium.co/2022/10/12/forgotten-desktop-publishing-tools-history/ #softwarefails #nostalgia #desktoppublishing #Windows3.1 #techhumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Look, it's a #listicle of 💀 software fails from the Jurassic era of desktop publishing. Because nothing says "innovative" like reminiscing about programs that couldn't hack it in a world of Windows 3.1. But hey, at least we can waste pixels on them now! 🖥️🚮
https://tedium.co/2022/10/12/forgotten-desktop-publishing-tools-history/ #softwarefails #nostalgia #desktoppublishing #Windows3.1 #techhumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Look, it's a #listicle of 💀 software fails from the Jurassic era of desktop publishing. Because nothing says "innovative" like reminiscing about programs that couldn't hack it in a world of Windows 3.1. But hey, at least we can waste pixels on them now! 🖥️🚮
https://tedium.co/2022/10/12/forgotten-desktop-publishing-tools-history/ #softwarefails #nostalgia #desktoppublishing #Windows3.1 #techhumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Look, it's a #listicle of 💀 software fails from the Jurassic era of desktop publishing. Because nothing says "innovative" like reminiscing about programs that couldn't hack it in a world of Windows 3.1. But hey, at least we can waste pixels on them now! 🖥️🚮
https://tedium.co/2022/10/12/forgotten-desktop-publishing-tools-history/ #softwarefails #nostalgia #desktoppublishing #Windows3.1 #techhumor #HackerNews #ngated -
I also decided to move Analysis in the page dedicated to my old programs. Analysis was a Windows 3.1 program I wrote between 1998-2002 and that could draw mathematical functions. It was mainly written in Visual Basic 3.0, with a DLL written in C that could parse functions: http://davbucci.chez-alice.fr/index.php?argument=retroc/oldp/oldp.inc
