thpx86

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1. 1.▲
   by thpx86 2y ago

   You do call a routine stored in VGA ROM (interrupt 0x10) to set up the mode, then do some port I/O to configure VGA registers and then access VGA memory directly. No "system libraries" from DOS involved as such (they are need
2. 2.▲
   by thpx86 4y ago

   About the 1/4 size UI, see this as a workaround: https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder/issues/1348#issuecomment-...
3. 3.▲
   by thpx86 4y ago

   You can use `gpo import FILENAME|URL` to import an OPML on the command line, or `gpo export FILENAME` to export and OPML on the command line. The "import" command doesn't delete any subscriptions, you can use `gpo list` to ge
4. 4.▲
   by thpx86 4y ago

   gPodder started in 2005 when I needed a tool on Linux to download podcasts and sync it to my iPod mini, so even back then it was mostly about downloading on the Desktop, and my phone of the day didn't have much storage space for audio,
5. 5.▲
   by thpx86 4y ago

   gPodder does ship with a command-line interface "gpo" that can just do the subscribing and downloading part which might suit your needs (while still retaining the possibility to bring up the GUI if needed, the on-disk format is th
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   by thpx86 4y ago

   Yes, on the N900 (and the N800/N810) before that, gPodder was sharing most of the UI code even with the Gtk Desktop version (with some special-casing for the touch-friendly Hildon UI), and initially the "system" music player
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   by thpx86 6y ago

   I use "setopt autocd" in zsh. Typing the directory will cd into that directory. Any directory. No aliases.