Rayosay

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by Rayosay 1mo ago
What's wrong with it? I like Crush. It's hard to find good harnesses that don't pull in mounds of Javascript like Pi and OpenCode.
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by Rayosay 7mo ago
Spice86 has a pretty good built-in debugger. I found it much easier to work with than DosBox's debugger. Spice86's DOS emulation isn't as good as DosBox's yet, but it's getting better all the time. https:/&#x2
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by Rayosay 7mo ago
That's great! I didn't know that Arch had online manpages too. I frequently use https://manpages.debian.org/ for similar reasons.
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by Rayosay 8mo ago
As someone who has tried this, I agree that Winelib is the way to go. Just don't go into it expecting it to "just work" without any code changes. Since NTFS is case-insensitive, it's likely that you'll have to fix y
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by Rayosay 8mo ago
I'm hoping that the new Snapdragon X2 Elite based laptops coming out this year will beat it. Qualcomm seems to have been trying to upstream driver support for them earlier than the X1. Then it's up to what kinds of laptops OEMs of
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by Rayosay 8mo ago
I haven't really played around with that much, sorry. I don't typically use sleep on my laptops. I prefer to either hibernate or just shutdown and start up again when I need it. I'd guess that the X13s hardware support in Ubu
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by Rayosay 8mo ago
I think that the ThinkPad X13s Gen1 might meet these requirements. It is my favorite ARM Linux laptop I've ever used. It has great support in Debian 13 (trixie), and it feels pretty smooth and fast. It doesn't have any fans, stays
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by Rayosay 2y ago
I'm in Southern Indiana (Columbus area), and I'd be interested.
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by Rayosay 3y ago
It's actually no longer experimental as of the Gitea 1.21.0 release. (It was released in Gitea 1.19.0 as experimental pending some hardening and additional features that they wanted to add, which have now been completed.) It is still u