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by lsofzz 8y ago
> Do you think it is feasible, for a poweruser who can setup and debug linux installations, to setup and use GenodeOS or sel4 as of today as a main workstation with X applications on the level of Xfce, Firefox? (days, or months, or not a
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by lsofzz 8y ago
Nice. This got me going $ qemu-system-x86_64 -name guest=humbug,debug-threads=on -drive file=/var/lib/libvirt/images/sculpt-vc.qcow2 -machine q35 ....
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by lsofzz 8y ago
> It's worth to note they now have a downloadable USB image, which is notably dogfed (dogfooded? dogfeeded?) by the Genode developers: https://genode.org/download/sculpt I fetched their `sculpt-vc.img` and crea
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by lsofzz 8y ago
I want to run this on qemu/kvm Linux. How?
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by lsofzz 8y ago
> APUE is good, but I believe it has now been superseded by The Linux Programming Interface. Nice. I'll check it out.
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by lsofzz 8y ago
> I learned it with "Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment". Agreed. APUE is perhaps one of the best book available covering SUS, POSIX layer in detail .
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by lsofzz 8y ago
> Linux Device Drivers 3rd Edition is a bit dated but is still a wonderful introduction to systems programming in C. It's for Linux, but it presents information that is useful when working with any system. [edit] I have the LDD and
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by lsofzz 8y ago
> System isn't necessarily low-level. System code is and can be quite high level, the distinction to just calling it "application" or "application level code" is that it caters mostly to system (no direct user in
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by lsofzz 8y ago
Nice points. I've prepared what I believe is a good non-exhaustive list without getting very specific. I could be wrong .. - Embarrassingly low-level (chip developers): OS, C/VHDL/Verilog, MA, DS, GPH, EE, Apathy, SE - The
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by lsofzz 8y ago
Google Duo needs to bring long distance calling service if it is to replace Hangouts.
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I'd have loved to see categorised infosec folks in there as well :)