Justine Tunney

MbedTLS has 16398 lines of header files. That's an enormous API surface area, considering it has only 78686 lines of source code. It's not a reasonable thing to ask that...

We wrote blink so you can run your cosmo binaries on platforms like armv7: https://github.com/jart/blink It's not native, but it flips the bit from impossible to possible for all these...

I reached out to @tkchia earlier on Discord who's our bare metal expert. Another one of our experts is @ghaerr. Would either of you like to help our friend use...

I agree that Cosmopolitan ought to have MDN-quality documentation. You could help blaze that trail for us. Documentation is oftentimes written by people documenting their getting started learning experience. Our...

@serapath If you're looking for a gentle introduction to Cosmopolitan, our bare metal support isn't it. We haven't elevated it yet to a level of quality that it's ready to...

Wooo! A Windows API that'll let us polyfill POSIX PTY APIs!

I don't know what pty support has to do with tmux. The APIs you mentioned are going to help programs like `examples/script.c` work on Windows. What's tmux? Is that a...

Ah yes, I understand now. Yes, there's a strong chance program like `tmux` and `screen` will work on Windows if we polyfill syscalls like `posix_openpt()` using the WIN32 APIs you...

Yes we could do this. How does @ahgamut feel about it? The only real concern to doing this is that `getrandom()` is a pretty heavy dependency for our `read()` function...

Actually, now that I think about it, we're only talking about Windows code, so `sys_read_nt()` could implement support in a very lightweight way, since it'd only need to depend on...