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by akling 6y ago
I certainly do! http://serenityos.org/bounty/ :^)
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Cisco/systemf: Prepared statement support for the system() command(github.com)
8 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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The Windows Tone(docs.microsoft.com)
2 points by akling 6y ago|1 comments
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Let's Write Synchronization Primitives(github.com)
2 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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by akling 6y ago
It says it uses flex and bison for CSS parsing, which was true at the time of writing. It was replaced by a hand-written parser by Dave Hyatt in 2016.
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SerenityOS: The Second Year(serenityos.org)
5 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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by akling 6y ago
Hi Daniel! I use my own name for my channel: https://youtube.com/AndreasKling It has worked well for me so far, since my channel has some amount of personal content as well, and using my personal identity harmonizes well wi
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Print “Hello, QBasic Nostalgia ”(peterdn.com)
2 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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by akling 6y ago
There's no actively maintained port right now, but jcs@ ported it to OpenBSD a while ago. His branch[1] is a couple months behind now, but it wouldn't be terribly difficult to get it working again. It's mostly POSIX code so i
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by akling 6y ago
Indeed, the Acid tests are in fact immensely useful for bringing up new HTML and CSS implementations! There's still a lot of work to do on the CSS box model before the SerenityOS browser engine can render Acid1/Acid2 fully. Then w
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by akling 6y ago
Hello friends! It's always nice to see SerenityOS posted. :) (Note: The serenityos.org website is pretty barebones, there's a lot more information over in the GitHub repo.[1]) I'm the principal author of the system, although
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SerenityOS Browser Process Architecture(github.com)
2 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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by akling 6y ago
I'm currently using Patreon and GitHub Sponsors to accept donations. If you are doing anything software related, I would definitely encourage you to set up GitHub Sponsors right away. GitHub Sponsors: - Zero fees (compared to the ~10%
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by akling 6y ago
Congratulations to the Flow team! Very nice work. The world needs more browser engines (dang it Microsoft!), so seeing this development makes me really happy. I've just started working on ACID2 compliance in my own engine a few days ag
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by akling 6y ago
Hey that's pretty neat! It does feel a bit sad to vend a heap-allocating vector of string views when it's only used for iteration. Definitely gonna do something similar for my own C++ toolkit. :)
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by akling 6y ago
Just a hunch, but was it perhaps Sierra’s “Jones in the Fast Lane”?
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by akling 6y ago
I've been building a new open-source OS[1] (including a web browser) from scratch and sharing the process on YouTube for a year and a half now. At the moment I'm supporting myself and my family with a regular 9-5 programming job,
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Smarter C/C++ inlining with __attribute__((flatten))(awesomekling.github.io)
3 points by akling 6y ago|0 comments
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by akling 6y ago
This subject makes me sad. I've recently heard from a bunch of Apple employees who had asked for permission to contribute to my open source project and got denied. Having worked there in the past myself, it's really weird to think
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by akling 7y ago
Definitely! There's a lot of interesting stuff that can be done with interpreters if you decide to focus on them instead of JITs :)
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by akling 7y ago
Nah, the OpenBSD port is just a fun side-project by jcs (he is an OpenBSD developer.) I just gave it as an example of how portable the Serenity userspace components are :)
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by akling 7y ago
>product >users Hi maram! It's not that kind of project. I'm building a new OS and browser for myself. There is no "product" and the only "user" I care about is me. :)
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by akling 7y ago
Hi Cameron! I'm not trying to compete with anyone. I'm just building a browser (and operating system) for myself to use and have fun with. :) Regardless, the main things I aim to do differently: 1. No JS JIT, only interpreter. I d
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by akling 7y ago
Shouldn't be too hard! There's already an ongoing port of the SerenityOS userspace to OpenBSD: https://twitter.com/jcs/status/1224205573656322048 :)
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by akling 7y ago
While I agree that a lot of the W3C standards are silly and not worth implementing, I'm still determined to build a new browser from scratch.[1][2] I don't believe that it's impossible. It will take a lot of time and effort,
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by akling 7y ago
Indeed, SerenityOS has been using C++17 from the start, and will be using any helpful C++20 features as soon as they are available in compilers. We're already using templated lambdas in a couple of places :)
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by akling 7y ago
Hey voldacar! Writing is hard, but I suspect it will get easier if I do it more often. Thank you for the encouragement :) Indeed, this is the only native GUI programming interface available on the system. Outside of the standard C library (
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by akling 7y ago
Hi blattimwind! Yes, it is heavily inspired by (the excellent) Qt. I worked on the Qt team in the past, so the influence is unavoidable :)
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by akling 7y ago
Hello highspeedmobile! I don't generally make plans one way or the other. However we do have https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/issues/1327 open about adding x86_64 support as of a few days ago. :) I
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by akling 7y ago
Hi yellowapple! Yes indeed, the pledge() and unveil() mechanisms are still spreading throughout the SerenityOS userspace. I'm happy to borrow smart mitigation techniques from anywhere, as long as they make sense and don't have unr

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