hugeping's blog http://hugeping.tk/ е Void Linux 25 April, 2020 Цифровое рабство 23 April, 2020 Карантинное 21 April, 2020 Plan9 и ACME -- бескомпромиссная простота 19 April, 2020 Выход в эфир 24 December, 2019 Из ин... |
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Plan 9 from Bell Labs — Overview http://9p.io/plan9/about.html and reincarnated on Linux as clone (2) . The simple file protocol 9P has been implemented on early versions of FreeBSD and current versions of Linux. A handful of companies have h... |
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Kit's Place http://kitty.org/ Are You? Register as a Linux user. ICQ Me ? - Page me, Email me, etc. via ICQ. Learn more about ICQ here also. This page is ALWAYS under construction so please be patient a... |
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Apple2fpga: Reconstructing an Apple II+ on an FPGA http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~sedwards/apple2fpga/ than necessary to run Linux and the Apple II emulator, and never used its floppy drive, CD ROM, etc. The FPGA board has similar problems: it also has (unused) Ethernet, USB, and N... |
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Hall of Lost Files http://www.hcs64.com/lostfiles.html , and verison .300 Linux source . Also version 0.3.1 source for Linux from the author's page D. V. Schorre's META II paper The paper describing the earliest documented metacompile... |
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program-writing: where to start | 6502 primer http://wilsonminesco.com/6502primer/PgmWrite.html can be used with Mac & Linux under WINE). More info here . It's all on github too . However, Daryl Rictor ("8BIT" on the 6502.org forum) subsequently modified it... |
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A new stateful packet filter for OpenBSD http://www.benzedrine.ch/pf.html The slides from the LinuxForum 2003 talk about pf are here (mgp source ). A webcast is available, too. And Michael Knudsen made some pictures . December 11, 2002 On a personal not... |
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Glyph & Cog: XpdfPS http://www.glyphandcog.com/XpdfPS.html OS X: shared library Linux: shared library 32-bit and 64-bit versions available for all platforms other platforms: portable C++ source code for the library is available Contact Gl... |
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Ginsu http://repetae.net/computer/ginsu/ Binaries Binaries for Linux x86-64 are available as tarballs and redhat rpms. If you use the static binary be sure to read the FAQ for some issues. Building from source Compilatio... |
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