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@AlgoRythm I mean why I don't get out of box ideas like this ..
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@Pogromist Fantastic, now you have more space on your drive! You're welcome
@lazysnail It isn't really the most creative idea every, lol. -
@tuc0w I really was going to but it was 3am when I posted it, and now it's 6am. Plus they're just a few boxes... I'll save the screenshots for when I have actually interesting things rendering like buttons and text boxes and rich text and canvases.
Right now, it does a whole lotta thinking... But it doesn't do a whole lotta showing. -
@AlgoRythm Gonna wait for it, sounds very promising
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@Pogromist MS added a Linux subsystem to windows within the last couple of years, so you can run Linux command line apps in Windows.
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@billgates That's not the release. That's the current code, I gather. Release 0.0.1 has a large readme in it.
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@AlgoRythm oh ok, thought you meant the GitHub ReadMe in the root.
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@billgates No, that has been reverted back to a minimal readme
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@TheHatBandit didn't knew that Linux subsystem included shell scripts 😮
The project I have been working on on/ off since Christmas is finally interesting enough to show off!
In short, it's a faux GUI system in the console, with a lot of advanced features that you would see in web browsers and other professional GUI systems.
Most of the core items are now implemented, and it's only time to make it functional in a usability sense.
Here's the tech demo; readme.md is a HUGE essay about everything that's going on. Plus some pretty damn good instructions on how to get it running:
https://github.com/AlgoRythm-Dylan/...
Happy to hear your thoughts!
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