anthk

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1. 1981.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   If you think about it, it's a cheap book on sed too.
2. 1982.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   So does Maildir; reusing it between Mutt and GNUs or Claws Mail should be a child's play. Once you have tar to preserve perms just in case, your are done. Mbox on big mailboxes it's hell, anyone can understand that linear parsing
3. 1983.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   Uh GF uses TooGoodToGo, I might try if it works with MicroG and the companion app which appears at FDroid (can't recall now the name, but it appeared with Droidify and some repos). It must be a Play Services API placeholder out there t
4. 1984.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   >mailx mbox should die; or maybe set as a legacy option. Current systems can handle thousands of email by using maildirs. Also, one day bsdgames will enter into POSIX maybe but as a test case, in order to be sure on how well the POSIX co
5. 1985.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   Spawn vi or nvi (nvi2 under OpenBSD, it has unicode). Then, press [esc] and run: :viusage [Return] [Esc] :exusage[Return] Now you know the basics. Viusage: keyboard commands while in editing mode. Exusage: typed commands for th
6. 1986.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   Dillo and Links are prefect against that crap.
7. 1987.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   There's is for Fennec under F-Droid.org
8. 1988.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   Then paip-el should be updated for the latest cl-lib compatibility standards. For sure it would be far less boilerplate code, except for the strings formats of course.
9. 1989.▲
   by anthk 1y ago

   Upgrade to trixie and enable backports. You'll maybe get the last kernel, MESA, libreoffice, browsers and whatnot without hurting the rest of the system.
10. 1990.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Sexual drive because of nudity ends when I change my clothes at beaches with my female partner and her friend like nothing (we are in Europe).
11. 1991.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Emacs has cl-lib. If you come from Common Lisp you will be 90% at home, minus closures and a few rough edges. Still, PAIP code has been ported to Elisp: https://github.com/yfuna/paip-el The original one: https:/&
12. 1992.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    If every Unix tool outputed TSV, yes. In Emacs everything it's Elisp.
13. 1993.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Gemini Lake runs pretty well. If that happens, bye Fedora Bazzite with Linux-Libre on top.
14. 1994.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    It hit 3.8 and for a while it surpassed multiple cores' performance because games were built to work on single cores and multithreaded/multicore. It happened with some emulators.
15. 1995.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Org-Mode with Hyperbole it's like doing computing in 2070, but without bullshit AI LLM's. Try it and you'll understand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFdgpb0TeQo If you are a Lisp programmer, you can OFC us
16. 1996.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    How does it work with Claws Mail/Sylpheed?
17. 1997.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Well, GNOME it's becoming RedhatWare disallowing Adwaita theming and forbidding custom vendor icons. All when Gnome 2 with Tango (and before, BlueCurve) were one of the best designs ever. Readable icons with outlines, clear themes, n
18. 1998.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Not under OpenBSD.
19. 1999.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Mednafen under GNU/Linux has a GameGenie (or similar) clone to input cheat codes, either by loading a text file, or from a prompt.
20. 2000.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    No, late 90's and very early 00's were almost devoid of JS and it was anecdoctical. It was Flash and some ActiveX malware, if not both. And NPAPI/IE plugins for video players and such.
21. 2001.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    No, not even in late 90's. Emulators for GB/GBA (sometimes MSX/ZX/C64...) and PSX/N64 did far, far more than JS. When you could play for free games for the N64 (which weighted just a few MB's, good enough to ge
22. 2002.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Bittorrent and a personal page.
23. 2003.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    NeXTSpace it's trying to do that.
24. 2004.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Ocaml users too. And Haskell.
25. 2005.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    'env -s' it's not portable.
26. 2006.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Running X with 8MB of RAM? Emacs perfectly ran on TTY's, and for web browser Lynx worked. Images? You would get a SVGAlib viewer. With 16MB of RAM, and FVWM and RXvt (xvt before) ran circles around a Sparc with CDE and DTTerm/Xte
27. 2007.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    Yes... and no. By the mid 90's there were tools (even fancy 'skins' to XT such as Xaw3D) and WM's which reduced the CPU usage a lot. Today Electron it's more bloated with every release. If any, by 2025 Gnome would k
28. 2008.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    BTW, for fun, with XGopher, Gopher or Mosaic, head to gopher://hngopher.com Also, if you want a 'modern' Motif desktop mimicking the mid-90's, install emwm, xfile, classic-colors, xpdf (the old Motif) one, XImaginag
29. 2009.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    The Chapter on compiling Emacs from the Unix Haters' Handbook says otherwise... and I am an OpenBSD user. Somehow, in the 90's, the reverse with libre software happened: Rxvt, xvt, fvwm... were far lighter and featureful than plai
30. 2010.▲
    by anthk 1y ago

    I never got Andrew's software working. If anyone ported them to modern systems (and made them XFT aware) they could be more known. If the current Nedit with OpenMotif compoled against XFT supports Unicode really well, why not?...