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Hearing about one man building a full OS by himself and doing the spec in an autobiographical fashion gives me TempleOS vibes. Unfortunately I can't click the site's links on mobile (Safari, iOS 15.6.1). Where do I file a bug report?
Hearing about one man building a full OS by himself and doing the spec in an autobiographical fashion gives me TempleOS vibes. Unfortunately I can't click the site's links on mobile (Safari, iOS 15.6.1). Where do I file a bug report?
url_call /page/pliant/ZI0TDFOV/0DFXKE5\u0001\u0002
section_overwrite
section_head
section_tail
section_before
section_after
section_delete
image_write
image_copy
url_call
url_jump
url_return
focus_set
scroll
hook_visible
clipboard_trigger
javascript
window.location.href = decodeURI(arg[1]);
Great sounds like another idiotic thing I can skip.
> * The UI is, indeed, very consistent. All menu operations can be accessed with Alt+( ) combination. This feels very solid and convenient.
This is a feature of all products created by a single entity.
> My name is Hubert Tonneau. I've been born in 1968. Legendary will soon add that I had a computer in hand, but the problem is to get an agreement on what model. Okay, I'm hooked. EDIT: So I tried FullPliant for about 30 minutes. * FullPliant is a distro. From the documentation: "operating system and administration tools" (as one layer). The administration tool can be access remotely. It feels like Redhat + Cockpit t…
This appears to be a software stack written by one guy who doesn't really believe in marketing. Moderately difficult to work out what is here from the docs but there is GPL'd source available. There's a language and I think a bespoke database. Some web things. Probably not an OS and there are references to a patched Linux kernel. Quite difficult to determine the language semantics. I think it's a hybrid of lisp and C…
Hearing about one man building a full OS by himself and doing the spec in an autobiographical fashion gives me TempleOS vibes. Unfortunately I can't click the site's links on mobile (Safari, iOS 15.6.1). Where do I file a bug report?
There are no links on the page. There are spans, styled to look like links, with an attached event handler which sends some cryptic ID associated with the pseudo-link to the server over a websocket. The server sends back messages on the websocket which look like: url_call /page/pliant/ZI0TDFOV/0DFXKE5\u0001\u0002 The handler on the websocket reads the messages (in a slightly roundabout way) and passes them to a funct…
Hearing about one man building a full OS by himself and doing the spec in an autobiographical fashion gives me TempleOS vibes. Unfortunately I can't click the site's links on mobile (Safari, iOS 15.6.1). Where do I file a bug report?
There are no links on the page. There are spans, styled to look like links, with an attached event handler which sends some cryptic ID associated with the pseudo-link to the server over a websocket. The server sends back messages on the websocket which look like: url_call /page/pliant/ZI0TDFOV/0DFXKE5\u0001\u0002 The handler on the websocket reads the messages (in a slightly roundabout way) and passes them to a funct…
The story of this project in its entirety, that is.
Hearing about one man building a full OS by himself and doing the spec in an autobiographical fashion gives me TempleOS vibes. Unfortunately I can't click the site's links on mobile (Safari, iOS 15.6.1). Where do I file a bug report?
There are no links on the page. There are spans, styled to look like links, with an attached event handler which sends some cryptic ID associated with the pseudo-link to the server over a websocket. The server sends back messages on the websocket which look like: url_call /page/pliant/ZI0TDFOV/0DFXKE5\u0001\u0002 The handler on the websocket reads the messages (in a slightly roundabout way) and passes them to a funct…