The Quest to become a Stallmanite
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi# apt-get install -y vim gcc g++ make zip git openjdk-11-jdk libmariadb-dev-compat libmariadb-dev python pkg-config libgtk2.0-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libidl-dev libxt-dev unixodbc-dev bison flex
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freetype2/freetype/tttables.h
https://github.com/servo/nss/blob/master/lib/pk11wrap/secmodt.h
https://pastebin.com/RP0zuTwh
https://pastebin.com/q2FQTKp9
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7090
https://elinux.org/Raspberry_Pi_VideoCore_APIs
There’s some EGL code already on the pi at: /opt/vc/src/hello_pi
Can I install Gnome?
Can I install i3/sway?
Can I install xfce4?
Can I install kde?
Storage Speed with sd card?+
Storage Speed with usb 3.0?
Storage Speed with ssd via usb 3.0?
Can I set up raid or backup with 2x usb?
Can I install open street map?
Can I run godot?
Can I run blender?
Can I use a wacom tablet?
Debian Buster is out on the Raspbian release, but I want to see if debian official’s ARM64 image is able to run on the Pi.
https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/
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Around here, track entries
0000dd600 list of poses
0000e9600 list of poses 2
0000ed680 start of model?
Oh holy hell yes!
https://www.tindie.com/products/Picicle/picicle-kit/
Dsi – This is amazing, looking into how to add more tiles to HiyaCFW.
Vita – Option between 1000, and 2000. Generally leaning towards 2000 because of micro-usb for charging, smaller size. 1000 has OLED but 2000 still has a pretty good IPS screen. And I might not even get the opportunity to enjoy the 1000 screen if it’s too big to carry around and too annoying to charge.
Wii – Want one of these, have no where to plug it in right now. Seems like cfw is pretty easy to put on it, with an SD card (or usb) could be an option for a general classic game cabinet (nes, snes, n64, psx, gc, wii).
2ds LL – Right now cfw doesn’t offer enough advantages over Dsi to make it worth-while. Still the same pool of emulators and 3ds games are still pretty expensive.
NEC Lavie – full hd 12.5 thin and light laptop. Probably not enough of a step-up over my Asus Zenbook, but the closest candidate for the kind of hardware that would make me want to update.
DSi – The DSi can now be soft modded. And DSi’s are pretty cheap.Looking at the homebrew it doesn’t look like there’s too much there. File browser, Colors! and emulators. I’m not that interested in the emulators as there isn’t much in the 2d library that I work with. But there could be a few classic DS games that would be worth picking up.
Animal Crossing, Legends of Zelda, Advance Wars, Pokemon, Mario Kart, Fire Emblem, Okami, Pheonix Wright, Disgaea, Rythm Heaven
PsVita Originally I was thinking of grabbing the PSP to be on the cheap side, but that was until I hard that the PsVita 2000 series changed from a proprietary power cable to a normal micro-usb cable, so that settles that possibly. I’m not interested in the psVita library very much, mostly the PSP and PSX libraries, but the OLED screen, micro-usb and second analog stick give the psvita a clear advantage over the PSP.
Samsung Galaxy S5 This one is a really low priority entry. The Samsung Galaxy S5 seems like the ideal Lineage OS device. After trying the Nexus 5 (no removable battery, no extendable storage) , and Nexus 5x (too big), and Pixel (multi-slot boot), the Galaxy S5 has a removable battery, SD card slot and it was made in an era where phones could actually be used with one hand.
SBC: http://linuxgizmos.com/rk3399-based-96boards-sbc-starts-at-99/
wxHedEditor Formatting: http://wiki.wxhexeditor.org/index.php?title=Custom_Hex_Formatting
I’ve been looking around at desktop computers, and I can’t seem to get around that the ThinkCentre Tiny looks like the best possible desktop option. It’s small, has an AMD processor of either the A-series or Ryzen-APU series. It has DDR4 memory, space for a 2.5″ hard drive (storage) and m.2 nvme (OS), and has two display out ports. And in general the prices seem pretty reasonable, if not even mysteriously cheaper than building a small form factor computer. At work it would be pretty obvious to pop either Fedora, or Debian on it, and at home it would make a pretty good desktop/network storage combination. Basically leave it on all day or most of the time, and have a specific directory mounted and available on the network.