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by xet7 4y ago
MacOS does not have NVIDIA CUDA: https://developer.nvidia.com/nvidia-cuda-toolkit-11_6_0-deve... Could you use this instead? https://developer.apple.com/metal/tensorflow-plugin/
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by xet7 4y ago
ReactOS.iso size: 106 MB. Did not feel slow to me. YMMV. Win10.iso size: 5.6 GB. Updates are many GBs. Linux is fastest speed optimized OS anyway.
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by xet7 4y ago
ReactOS has install option to use Btrfs filesystem. Windows does not have that.
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No, Chrome only runs on newest amd64 Linux/Windows/Mac. For modern browser, there is compatible Firefox fork Mypal where older version works also on ReactOS. It can be installed on ReactOS 32bit from GUI package manager included i
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by xet7 4y ago
From https://reactos.org/faq/ "What are the differences between Windows and ReactOS? There are mainly two. Firstly ReactOS is open source. Secondly ReactOS is Free. Also Windows (especially the newer versions) are
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by xet7 4y ago
ReactOS is original code, developed outside of Redmond. Not 'borrowed' https://reactos.org/faq/
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by xet7 4y ago
Lazarus/FreePascal 32bit does work on ReactOS. Also some older versions of Tcl/Tk / Tclkit works. ReactOS has GUI package manager with some programming languages etc.
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At Steam, there is usually mention about ReactOS, if game works on ReactOS.
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by xet7 4y ago
I just tried compiling newest Qemu from Qemu git repo, and newest ReactOS 32bit nightly, it works great with networking support, with these instructions that work for any Debian or Ubuntu based Linux on any CPU: https://github.co
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by xet7 4y ago
1. Combine all code to one repo, one main branch. No other branches. 2. Update dependencies. 3. Fix bugs. 4. Delete extra code. Remove not needed dependencies. Look are there better smaller dependencies.
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> As I write this in early 2023, finally, I think it has reached a level of maturity where it’s actually usable for real work, so I decided to write about my impressions using the language for something non-trivial. For what non-trivial
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by xet7 4y ago
Then those browser versions require newest browser, that is not available for old OS. So by installing Linux that has newest browser...
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by xet7 4y ago
Don't get involved in sharing more about this.
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Yes, still I mostly use Ubuntu 22.10 amd64 where compiling all software works. I still have not ported some of those to macOS M1 and Asahi Linux arm64. And I still have not leaned Mac keyboard layout, I have trouble finding keys how to type
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Does it run Linux? What distros are available? How much RAM and what CPU ? URLs ?
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by xet7 4y ago
Does Discrete Graphics work in Linux somehow? Does it require some drivers? At ZBook I needed to change to UMA Graphics because it uses much less CPU and works better.
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by xet7 4y ago
Yes, Asahi is working to get external monitors working. Currently external monitors work only at Mac Mini M1 where it's physically connected to DisplayPort type interface where already exists drivers. At M1/M2 laptops external dis
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by xet7 4y ago
How did you fix keyboard layout?
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by xet7 4y ago
At Chromebook it's possible to change included Debian LXC container to other distro and version, like newest Ubuntu, and have Linux app icons at Chrome OS menus: https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Chrome
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by xet7 4y ago
Currently I'm booting M1 Air 16 GB RAM version from external 2 TB Samsung T7 Shield SSD, because it has more space for Mac software. https://www.uubyte.com/blog/how-to-install-macos-ventura-on-... Internal 256 GB
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by xet7 4y ago
Windows arm64 can not boot natively on M1/M2. There is no drivers for Windows to do that. It's just about running Win11 arm64 in Parallels in macOS. Asahi Linux has modified kernel where is M1/M2 drivers, and remaining of Asa
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by xet7 4y ago
Parallels on M1 runs Win11 arm64 and Ubuntu arm64, those are as default installed templates, included inside VM installed AddOns. They are fast, because they do not emulate full CPU like amd64. Win11 arm64 can run amd64 software, it's
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by xet7 4y ago
Yes, Parallels costs money, and if you run Win11 arm64, buying license for that also costs money. UTM is Qemu. Qemu can be compiled for macOS and Linux. I just today figured out how to compile Qemu on arm64 (actually using OrangePi that has
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by xet7 4y ago
For C64 and other retro platforms with Pascal, there is TRSE: https://lemonspawn.com/turbo-rascal-syntax-error-expected-bu... If coding with C, like text adventure games, then for example: https://github.com&#x2F
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by xet7 4y ago
I wish AI would just fix all bugs in all FOSS software, and implement all feature requests. I don't know is that possible at all.
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by xet7 4y ago
> The main difference being, it gave me a reason to listen (sparked my interests because 1-person is generating $100,000s with a simple PHP form app”. That's kind of clickbait topic? > As opposed to “Meteor Cloud Is a Full Servic
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by xet7 4y ago
For MS Access feel, there's also this PHP/MySQL GPLv3 FOSS project: https://www.nubuilder.com
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by xet7 4y ago
Website is still at sourceforge. Code has moved to GitLab https://gitlab.com/gambas/gambas Web based bugtracker is made with Gambas.
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by xet7 4y ago
> I've often wanted a VB6 equivalent for the web, but open source. That's Gambas, it can create web apps. https://gambas.sourceforge.net Some more links here: https://github.com/wekan/hx/tr
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by xet7 4y ago
Oh, someone uses Prettier or ESLint ? I removed those from my code, because those caused massive amounts of syntax fix commits. I recommend not adding both, they will fight with each other.

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