Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 16 minutes ago
I think Keychron did without knowing the ultimate series of keyboards designed for trackers such as Renoise.
This is what I ordered from Amazon. It's Keychron K6 HE. What makes it special is the ability to send actuation depth back to the host.
Trackers are already cool because you can almost play the instruments while sequencing them. Actuation depth could factor this user experience up to the next level, but only if we can create a MIDI adapter for it.
How programmable the feature is as per open source software is still a bit open question for me, so no time for cheers yet.
#keychron #chiptune #tracker #daw #renoise
This is what I ordered from Amazon. It's Keychron K6 HE. What makes it special is the ability to send actuation depth back to the host.
Trackers are already cool because you can almost play the instruments while sequencing them. Actuation depth could factor this user experience up to the next level, but only if we can create a MIDI adapter for it.
How programmable the feature is as per open source software is still a bit open question for me, so no time for cheers yet.
#keychron #chiptune #tracker #daw #renoise
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
removable battery o_O welcome to the future.
someone should pick this for laptops...
someone should pick this for laptops...
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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libttk, a TUI toolkit written in C has been part of various experiments over the last few years. Never got released because I haven't had really any real application for it. CCD is the most recent of them. I think CCD will get released some day once I have time to polish the rough edges :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 10 days ago
Landstrip is like browser tab type sandbox for command-line.
I've actually wanted something like that to restrict e.g. complex potentially destructive scripts and stuff like that long before AI psychosis but coding agents make such great test case for stress testing, as they stochasticaly make wrong choices all the time.
Why they might suck makes them great for this project.
I've actually wanted something like that to restrict e.g. complex potentially destructive scripts and stuff like that long before AI psychosis but coding agents make such great test case for stress testing, as they stochasticaly make wrong choices all the time.
Why they might suck makes them great for this project.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 11 days ago
Great. I got GNOME Web packaged to Buildroot; and so that it actually also launches too. I though that a basic browser is better to be in the core image of Puu OS instead of seeding the browser from Flatpak.
To improve fonts I just include BR2_PACKAGE_GOOGLEFONTDIRECTORY next 🤷
#gnome #web #buildroot
To improve fonts I just include BR2_PACKAGE_GOOGLEFONTDIRECTORY next 🤷
#gnome #web #buildroot
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
My first installer ever,for Puu OS :-)
I used Rust for one specific reason: it allowed to minimize the amount of external commands used (mainly mkfs.*). This will pay off in the long run because things don't randomly change.
Let's call it also slop protection given what went with rsync :-)
I used Rust for one specific reason: it allowed to minimize the amount of external commands used (mainly mkfs.*). This will pay off in the long run because things don't randomly change.
Let's call it also slop protection given what went with rsync :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Now that mmxplay2 and amode are out next thing is to prepare a test program for ao486/GUS hardware :-)
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 16 days ago
If you develop app sandbox of any kind, I've noticed "git init" is the best smoke test ever.
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 16 days ago
Oulu has now quick help :-) <leader>,g?
Far to go to reach oil.nvim level, which is inspiration for this project, but I think the code that you can make with vim9script is much cleaner than Lua.
Old vimscript was a bit nasty but vim9script has all the glitches fixed. Much better tool to build bigger projects at least than Lua (so that you can still understand them after some years).
And I like Vim9 ecosystem because it is less popular. It means less options, which means less unnecessary stuff to think :-)
#vim #vim9script
Far to go to reach oil.nvim level, which is inspiration for this project, but I think the code that you can make with vim9script is much cleaner than Lua.
Old vimscript was a bit nasty but vim9script has all the glitches fixed. Much better tool to build bigger projects at least than Lua (so that you can still understand them after some years).
And I like Vim9 ecosystem because it is less popular. It means less options, which means less unnecessary stuff to think :-)
#vim #vim9script
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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Landstrip 0.15 has extensively improved Windows sandboxing support (it has been my main focus) and improved more machine-friendly trap codes. Also macOS support has been steadily improved.
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