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linuxontheweb
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Yeah, I'm not sure if "partnerships" is what my project would be looking for either. I'm honestly curious on the purely conceptual level of how you think the corporate world might …
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Well, GNU/Linux, as such might not, but the various desktops that run atop it most certainly should care. Re: ACK! THBBFT!: Just my personal ode to Bloom County which I feel must c…
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As long as web applications are necessarily embedded inside of SCRIPT elements, which are themselves necessarily embedded inside of HTML elements, then documents will always have p…
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Comment #38113999
I don't see the "binaryification" of the web platform happening any time soon (if ever). The web is (and should remain) fundamentally about the transmission of documents. Javascrip…
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> Tabs vs spaces, anyone? Vim vs Emacs? Maybe TS vs JS? Tabs: Who needs all the extra bytes? Vim: What. Even. Is. Emacs. JS: 0 development toolchain dependencies are always the bes…
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Comment #38112742
I'd love to start working with anyone who wants to turn the web into a solid platform for application development with Linux on the Web . It has been over a decade in the making, a…
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Well, although I certainly can get enjoyment through never-ending hours of coding, I am mainly doing this project to get something to actually work. I would tend to look at this pr…
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Comment #38100181
Wouldn't launching a browser within a bare-bones X11 session in some kind of kiosk mode during system initialization be a proper solution?
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Comment #38099714
Well, there is technically no such thing as an "actual Linux system." There are mainly GNU/Linux systems. If one is using the word "Linux" from a high-level systems theoretical per…
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Everything is mainly just my own handcrafted Javascript. There is only one wasm module included so far (binjgb) to allow for the playing of gameboy games. I've previously tried to …
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Comment #38098449
Ahh... my two favorite tech-related subject matters: Linux distros and the politics of browser choice. I'm currently trying to invert this entire discussion by putting a well-oiled…
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Comment #38097784
Ardour is epic. I'd love to start building something as solid as it for web-based audio tooling purposes on https://linuxontheweb.github.io/ .
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Comment #37969023
It is in the nature of the atomic elements in the class of noble gases to not do much mixing with other elements. We too are made up of atomic elements. In our case, it would be th…
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Comment #37968924
Okay, I think I've finally figured out why Linux on the Web [1] exists! I'll be able to help with a startup that enables freedom fighters to control the drones that will shoot down…
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You really need a coherent model of physical reality in order to make much of a comment on the notion of freedom. Any such model will include laws as well as degrees of freedom . S…
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I have a prominent place on google under the term "the peace guy." I went out to LA in 2011, and just started holding my peace sign fingers in the air on Bruin Walk. You should see…