The story of Vesperik the Were-bat, who is not at all interested in drinking blood and only wants to hang out with his harpy and pegasus friends in the local Sky Travelers club, but somehow vampires keep finding him and offering him an ‘eternal life’ with a position of lover/butler/bodyguard and other inappropriate things.
So, like, regular Debian?
Ubuntu Frame now supports multiple applications on a single display
Sounds like they invented a window manager.
Please don’t implement the text version of OpenTTD
Most web browsers will have a hard limit on WASM apps that will be around 200-300 MB of binary size, and your RAM will be limited too.
Try opening a full-featured WASM game on iPad and weep.
Source: I’ve ported an open-source game to WASM. Worked fine on my PC, not so well anywhere else.
SDL provides you a framebuffer with 640x480 pixels and 24-bit color, with a delicious pixel-perfect 8x12 monospace font, on every OS and every device, and this is everything you will ever need. Titlebar? Close button? Your app is perfect, it needs no close button. It will be running 24/7 in a fullscreen mode, and the user will be happy! Other apps? Pah! Let them run on a second, smaller monitor!
Active radar on the border I suppose. And I guess it’s more for assisted geolocation with GPS jammed than to send commands to change course.
However it may be for that too, the miltech is not beyond implementing stupid ideas into actual hardware.
I always imagined this portrait was made right after Euler washed his hair, and it’s just a towel.
Historical precedent is pretty much all the world in pre-medieval times. Before Christianity made caring for poor and homeless into a societal norm, an orphan had to be adopted by some family or ended up simply dying. There were no orphanages in Roman Empire.