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The 4th Year of SerenityOS
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#42This is just so cool and inspiring to me. I check out pretty much everything Andreas puts out. I wonder if we're watching something comparable to the birth of Linux. I'm not insinuating that Linux would go away or die or anything -- that's absurd -- but I just mean perhaps over time SerenityOS will become more and more used as a "real" OS. For what purpose(s)? No idea. But the whole project really seems to have stayi…
He streams regularly, check it out and support if you can: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling/videos
Where does the money for this project come from?
I kinda wonder if "streamer who develops code" could be a viable open source business model, haha.
Re: The 4th Year of SerenityOS
#43What an amazing project, first heard about it here when it launched.
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#44I played around with this a few months back and really wished they were targeting ARM. I wonder if that will ever be on the cards...
If you have the time, that might be a good project!
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#45Some of the comments demonstrate that there are a lot of people here who have never encountered programming in an artistic context before. That is a sad (though understandable) state of affairs.
Even though I agree with you, there are no such comments that I can find, or not enough to warrant your knee jerk reaction. No need to build a straw man.
Here http://www.paulgraham.com/wealth.html
And here: http://www.paulgraham.com/richnow.html
First DDG results for "Paul gramm get rich"
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#46> The original Jakt prototype was written in Rust by myself and JT over a couple of weeks before we made it public. I wrote a post introducing Jakt and the motivations behind it. And JT made a video about the creation of Jakt as well. The Rust-based compiler is now long-gone, and Jakt is fully self-hosted with the Jakt compiler being written in Jakt itself.
It's always humbling for me to read updates from SerenityOS :)
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#47Earlier quoted context omitted.
Even though I agree with you, there are no such comments that I can find, or not enough to warrant your knee jerk reaction. No need to build a straw man.
Here http://www.paulgraham.com/wealth.html And here: http://www.paulgraham.com/richnow.html First DDG results for "Paul gramm get rich"
Neither of those are comments here.
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#48I think there is more behind SerenityOS that elevates it above being just another OS project. They've attracted hundreds of contributors and have instilled a unique sense of culture within their community (as an example, going as far to devote an entire GitHub repository to documenting a list of "yak-shaving" yak emojis[1]).
I think that kind of social endeavor isn't something a lot of maintainers can accomplish, not even those with the skills to work on such a project all by themselves.
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#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
He streams regularly, check it out and support if you can: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling/videos
Where does the money for this project come from? I kinda wonder if "streamer who develops code" could be a viable open source business model, haha.
Sponsorship via Github is the primary stream AFAIK
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
He streams regularly, check it out and support if you can: https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling/videos
Where does the money for this project come from? I kinda wonder if "streamer who develops code" could be a viable open source business model, haha.
Mostly donations. See: https://awesomekling.github.io/I-quit-my-job-to-focus-on-Ser...