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PCjr sidecar posted:a functional netbsd system lol
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PCjr sidecar posted:a functional netbsd system lol
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I installed Solis Budgie today on an old Optiplex. It’s fast. Nice looking. But every Linux distro’s attempt to build an App Store is hilarious. Like no one wants to install the Inkscape help docs by themselves. Also a Games category? Really? Why?
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RocketLunatic posted:I installed Solis Budgie today on an old Optiplex. It’s fast. Nice looking. surely i would imagine the games category has wine and literally nothing else
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hbag posted:surely i would imagine the games category has wine and literally nothing else tux racer
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Drastic Actions posted:tux racer for reasons i cannot put into words that is incredibly depressing
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i sure do love how the mingw-w64 site tells me to install it via fedora's package manager but then dnf has no loving idea what im talking about when i tell it to install it
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hbag's venture outside of the amber forums seems to be going well I see
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i'm sure there's also nethack and wesnoth and freeciv
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Feb 28, 2021 11:36
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oh and chromium no the shooter game not the browser
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Feb 28, 2021 11:37
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AnimeIsTrash posted:hbag's venture outside of the amber forums seems to be going well I see i made the mistake of posting in fyad before i realised what fyad was and now seem to be their newest ik punching bag
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hbag posted:i made the mistake of posting in fyad before i realised what fyad was and now seem to be their newest ik punching bag looked to me like you weren’t doing too badly till you made the mistake of engaging with seraph stick to the pos imo, we’re a lot more forgiving (unless you’re seraph)
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https://twitter.com/evolutionises/status/1364880170146959360
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hbag posted:i sure do love how the mingw-w64 site tells me to install it via fedora's package manager but then dnf has no loving idea what im talking about when i tell it to install it you'll find a lot of that with fedora, and it's always because it's in a repo that isn't quite official enough to make it into the base config hbag posted:i made the mistake of posting in fyad before i realised what fyad was and now seem to be their newest ik punching bag remember when people said lurk more?
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infernal machines posted:remember when people said lurk more? mostly though just don't post in fyad. as dumb as dead as these forums are in general nothing is actually dumber and deader than fyad.
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yes, it's possible they might have learned not to post in fyad before having posted in fyad by lurking more
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hobbesmaster posted:tux racer is fun though Im not saying its a good filter for the posers, Im just saying if you can't gently caress w/ tuxracer then maybe ur not cut out for appreciating free (as in beer and freedom) software...
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I’ve played kobo deluxe on Linux a lot but I’m not actually sure what license it uses
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morrowind
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Self-promotion time. If anybody has an RPI3 or 4 and wants to use it as an emulator box, I got retroarch working on both of them this weekend. Check out https://github.com/retroroot-linux/retroroot/tree/develop if you want to make an SDcard. I will add Bluetooth support later today, as I forgot to add the patches needed for the raspberry pi to work with the bluez stack. I also have an x86 config, although I don't guarantee that it boots from USB3.
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DoomTrainPhD posted:Self-promotion time. If anybody has an RPI3 or 4 and wants to use it as an emulator box, I got retroarch working on both of them this weekend. how is this different than just downloading a ready-to-go retro pie image?
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Last Chance posted:how is this different than just downloading a ready-to-go retro pie image? Eh, it's probably not so much. The main differences are: - Easy to build an image from the source - Easy to modify the config file to suit your needs. - I plan on adding more embedded boards in the next week or two. - Smaller than RetroPi. A full build is around 350MB and a stripped-down version clocks in at 100MB~ - Isn't specifically just for the raspberry pi. I also have an X86-64 defconfig Also, this is more of a fun side-project to make something people can use and tinker with/modify themselves. Or at least, that's the hope. FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 17:51 on Mar 1, 2021 |
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DoomTrainPhD posted:
that is the standout thing for me, seems pretty cool
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now do one around SIMH that boots straight to VMS with networking etc. fully configured, with SIMH console and VMS OPCOM in separate tmux windows with infinite scrollback
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maybe I should stand up a YOSVAX
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eschaton posted:maybe I should stand up a YOSVAX yes
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Same but Hercules z/OS
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eschaton posted:maybe I should stand up a YOSVAX whoa
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make the yosframe
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hbag posted:i sure do love how the mingw-w64 site tells me to install it via fedora's package manager but then dnf has no loving idea what im talking about when i tell it to install it https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/MinGW/Tutorial#Infrastructure Looks like it's broken up depending on what kind of compiler you want. Try dnf search mingw and watch the screen scroll by for a couple minutes.
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thebigcow posted:https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/MinGW/Tutorial#Infrastructure yeah, i ended up figuring it out and am now trying to figure out if the compiler bitching about a function not being defined (that is defined a few lines below it) is normal and this documentation is wrong or if i need to gently caress with something, in the programming thread
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if it's a C file then the function header needs to be defined before it actually gets used. You can run the preprocessor to see if the header is actually defined somewhere or if you have the wrong headers or if the preprocessor flags are not configured correctly.
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hbag posted:yeah, i ended up figuring it out and am now trying to figure out if the compiler bitching about a function not being defined (that is defined a few lines below it) is normal and this documentation is wrong or if i need to gently caress with something, in the programming thread learning C by loving around is going to be really painful
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Nomnom Cookie posted:learning C by loving around is going to be really painful so that's what they mean by "gently caress around and find out"
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Nomnom Cookie posted:learning C by loving around is going to be really painful Alright, let's just take this line by line... First, what does "#include <stdio.h>" do?
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that instructs the C compiler to include St. Dio, patron of segmentation faults, in its prayers
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I wonder when IBM will switch Linux to clang so they can apply some of their proprietary optimizations
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animist posted:that instructs the C compiler to include St. Dio, patron of segmentation faults, in its prayers  St Dio is obviously the patron of the Holy D(r)river https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lvs2FzF64o
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Sassafras posted:Alright, let's just take this line by line... First, what does "#include <stdio.h>" do?
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