LeFantome

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by LeFantome 3mo ago
The K3 is a bit slower single core, about the same multi-core, and quite a bit faster at AI. If you use the AI cores for general compute (eg. when compiling) then it is quite a bit faster than the RK3588. At times, the above may vary as spe
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
“No excuse”
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
That is a bold prediction
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
It is kind of ironic that all the would be X successors waiting until Wayland took over before appearing. Something like XLibre or Phoenix would have been taken very seriously 5 years ago.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
Why? Isn’t “waypipe ssh” more “the UNIX” way. There is also wors.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
You can do GUI over the network in multiple ways with Wayland.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
You know you can use Ruffle if you really want Flash right? https://ruffle.rs But the only standard you need is WASM. All browsers support it. Use whatever you want to make it. In fact, Ruffle is just a WASM app.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
GLM 5.2 is Open Source and open weights. If one government wants to ban LLMs, it will be an incentive for another government to unchain them.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
What government? Models are available all over the world. They can be run locally. Are we banning the Internet? Genies and bottles.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
This is a full Solaris UNIX distro. Pretty far from TempleOS.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
It is not designed to be “retro”, like a toy. While it prefers many older, simpler technologies, it is designed to be used. XFCE is much more functional than CDE.
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
Debian no longer supports Pentium, so neither does Antix. There are still Linux distros that will work on it. Adelie should. I think Arch32 as well. And Tinycore. I am not as sure about Slackware but I believe the single-core (non-SMP) kern
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
If we asked people around the world which country should be most feared, I wonder what they would say? https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2026/06/07/study-world-usa-b...
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by LeFantome 3mo ago
Is GLM-5.2 really so far behind? How far behind? So dumb.
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
How far ahead of DeepSeek or Qwen do they really think they are? This is not a technology that they have a 10 year lead on. It is maybe 18 months until you can get Mythos from multiple places. And the US administration has no power to block
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
I can see why they wanted to change the "RISC-V is inevitable" line. After you have heard it too many times it starts to sound like end-of-the-world zealots that expect us not to notice that the world has not ended as they have en
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Nice job working in SECAM
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Is your point that Anthropic is now accepting code submissions to Opus 5.0 from “millions of contributors”? No? Ladybird uses AI to code. This is not them banning AI. This is them not wanting to take responsibility for the code WE write wit
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
I think 8 full-time people at this point.
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Well, technically it is a "company" already as it is registered formally as a non-profit. They have income (sponsors) and paid employees. To my eye, this change does not appear to be driven by a change in corporate governance or p
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
It sounds like all public contribution will simply be impossible. That said, they will continue to develop out in the open on GitHub and you can clone the repo and build whenever you want. You can continue to contribute in other ways. http
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Not necessarily. I just fixed the Ladybird build process so it will successfully build on a system that uses musl instead of glibc. By far the most compact way of explaining what needed to be changed is to share the changes themselves. It i
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Crappy timing for me. Ladybird has never built on musl based systems. I got that working just a couple of days ago (on Chimera Linux) and was hoping to push the changes to the project. I guess I am maintaining that myself now.
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
This is not really a valid criticism for an Open Source project. I built Ladybird from source yesterday and I am typing this comment in it now. So, I assure you that the Ladybird browser exists. Of course, Ladybird is not production ready y
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Get an AI to transcribe the videos for you and then ask it to create a manual from the transcription.
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
In case you want to get started again.., https://github.com/marmolak/gray386linux
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
The implication is clearly that the core design dates back to UNIX in the 70’s.
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Agreed. And I always learn a lot as well. Bringing up new software on old hardware is kind of like learning how assembly language works while the “why not use a Pi” approach is more like writing it in Python. They both have their place but,
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
Despite the venom, I do not need you to agree with me. I am not going to feel foolish enjoying excellent keyboards and screens instead of whatever I cobble together for a Raspberry Pi. And it seems you just decided to ignore the whole nativ
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by LeFantome 4mo ago
I am kind of the opposite. I like retro computing but I never find myself using old software on old hardware. It is basically a museum piece sitting on a shelf at that point. If I actually want to use my hardware, I want new software on it.

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