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I am glad to see all the forks mentioned here, need to see which one runs bareDOOM best and if any have working sound perhaps..
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yep, that's to be expected, this is a very wip demo. I'm implementing exec() support now, so currently only shell builtins work.
"I'm implementing exec() support now" Bah. Details, details dismissive hand wave . It's just minimalism, right? I hear it's all the rage.
We are using JSLinux over at https://barebox.org/webdemo to let potential users see the conveniences of the bootloader's shell without having to flash it to actual hardware. I am glad to see all the forks mentioned here, need to see which one runs bareDOOM best and if any have working sound perhaps..
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yep, that's to be expected, this is a very wip demo. I'm implementing exec() support now, so currently only shell builtins work.
"I'm implementing exec() support now" Bah. Details, details dismissive hand wave . It's just minimalism, right? I hear it's all the rage.
Fabrice is amazing. The amount of stuff this guy has built is utterly incredible. If I built any one of the things he's built (ffmpeg, qemu, tinyc) I would never stop bragging about it. Instead, he just keeps hacking on other cool stuff.
Fabrice does a great job at building these self-contained pieces of software which often grow to have lives of their own. As a lesser known example, JSLinux's terminal emulator was forked a few times and is now known as xterm.js, which has become the predominant web embeddable terminal emulator. This all comes full circle, because now I'm building a true successor to JSLinux that's way faster because I've natively co…
[1] https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js [2] https://github.com/chjj/term.js
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Can you name some that invite comparison with FB?
I'd do less comparison and more recognition. Some of these are kind of old or from the past and I'm no expert and the list is very incomplete but: Jean Ichbiah - big contributor to Ada Alain Colmerauer - creator of Prolog Jean-Marie Hullot - iCal, iSync, NeXTSTEP GUI builder, CTO of Applications at Apple in early 2000s Philippe Kahn - founder of Borland, inventor of first camera-phone Olivier Fourdan - creator of Xfc…
Fabrice does a great job at building these self-contained pieces of software which often grow to have lives of their own. As a lesser known example, JSLinux's terminal emulator was forked a few times and is now known as xterm.js, which has become the predominant web embeddable terminal emulator. This all comes full circle, because now I'm building a true successor to JSLinux that's way faster because I've natively co…
I knew about QEMU, ffmpeg, his LTE stuff, and QuickJS. I had no idea xterm.js started with him too.
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Are there any open details on how the VM / container / WASM-native approaches are implemented?
Not right now, we should write a blog post, but we are still behind on the docs. VM and containers use V86, while wasm-native are generated using Emscripten.