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This is just my life. I have an old netbook running openbsd. It can do netsurf and email just fine when I'm on the go, I have my vita for any media I want to ex
by mghackerlady 4mo ago
This is just my life. I have an old netbook running openbsd. It can do netsurf and email just fine when I'm on the go, I have my vita for any media I want to experience on the go, and for anything more intense than viewing a simple website, email/chat, or the occasional perl script, I shell into my home computer
- anthk 4mo agoTry yt-dlp+streamlink. YT-DLP config: #at ~/.config/yt-dp/config --format "best[height<=480]" MPV config: #~/.config/mpv/config ytdl-format=bestvideo[height<=?480][fps<=?30]+bestaudio/best vo=xv audio-pitch-correction=no quiet=yes pause=no vd-lavc-skiploopfilter=all Dillo (from git) has worse CSS capabilities than netsurf but more than often the webs aren't broken as often as NetSurf. On the rest, get MuPDF, nsxiv for images, maybe xfe for files, mutt/sylpheed for email...
- mghackerlady 4mo agoWhat was the point of this comment? Yeah this is pretty much how I use my computer. I use netsurf because I can use it in the framebuffer. I use mg for text editing and file browsing (using dired), chat using ircii, and email with elm. I don't really do much that can't be done without a GUI, so I rarely use X for anything other than forwarding something from my main computer over ssh
- anthk 3mo agoPlaying videos in underpowered machines vía streamlink/yt-dlp. Tons of people under HN might know yt-dlp, but not streamlink. About GUI's and the like, mpv has both SDL and KMS output, and both can render to the framebuffer. Ditto with mplayer and fbdev2.
- mghackerlady 3mo agoYeah, I'd probably use those if I had much use for them. Like I said, for any media consumption I have my PS vita and my work rarely requires me to do something with multimedia content while I'm on the go