Furnace is probably the best chiptune tracker right now: GitHub - tildearrow/furnace: a multi-system chiptune tracker compatible with DefleMask modules
That one is already in the depot (although maybe outdated atm) ![]()
Looking into it, build finishes OK, just have to check some install paths etc before I can actually test this.
Wow, that was quick. I’ve been working a little on making some proof-of-concept code for Genio; it still need a little more work in order to do what I promised, but it shouldn’t take too long. ![]()
I want this so bad xD
I don’t know if this is possible, but I found out there’s a open source steam client so getting steamed to run a haiku could be possible
And yes, I know for Linux, but like you never know
An easy one could be KeditBookmarks: Utilities / KEditBookmarks · GitLab
I tried myself, but I faced some missing packages issue, although looks like the packages are there, but the CMAKE did not find them:
Have had a recipe for this since a long time
from the looks in your screenshot it seems you are missing the _devel counterparts.
Anyone willing to update Zeal docs to newer version?
Updated to 0.8.0, 64bit is done, fighting a bit for 32bit still ![]()
I visited website few hours ago, it seems 8.1 that is in the tube. Perhaps it would help.
Looking at repology and their GH releases 0.8.0 is the latest around (haven’t seen any (pre)release for 8.1 yet).
It’s in PR. There seems to be no blocker.
Ah! Didn’t check the PR (which is also still open), but it seems that the new release should be expected any day. Poke me again if I miss it ![]()
Yes! One of my favorite text editors!
I came across this today. Above my pay grade, sorry, but the idea of an alternative lightweight native windowing system is intriguing.
It’s not really an alternative windowing system as it uses native windowing systems as backend. I would rather say that it is just another toolkit but with no dependencies.
I don’t really see the need for Haiku except perhaps to get rid off dependencies of ported apps.
It’s depending on GTK3 afaict: --ignore-submodules[=<when>] Ignore changes in a record). +o.
I you build (if deps are installed it works out of the box), you can see it in the build example:
Just finished building on buildmaster, 0.8.1 should be available.


