markusbkk

> > You can monitor/dump all communication through [dbus-monitor](https://linux.die.net/man/1/dbus-monitor) > > We need to see the raw byes, so that we can reimplement it without GLib dependencies. I'll look into...

Haven't spent much more time with this because life and other projects got somewhat in the way, but I stumbled upon [varlink](https://varlink.org/Adding-varlink-to-DNF) today. It's not a classic bus system but...

Alright. Thanks. I'll try that. I'm actually building the m68k-amiga toolchain RN. Wondering if I couldn't just symlink Marsdev to that.

> Yeah, there is a fork that makes Fallout Nevada and Fallout Sonora mods run in a browser through wasm, check out https://fallout-nevada.ru/ Awesome, thanks! Very comprehensive [build instructions](https://github.com/roginvs/fallout2-ce/blob/main/os/web/README.md). Exactly...

I definitely feel like it's worth it. Not necessarily to play back the Delores demo or even get Return to Monkey Island working, but as a nice alternative to existing...

> I'm not sure about it, I made `engge` and I explained how to create your own adventure game with it: https://scemino.github.io/create-room/ nobody seems to be interested. I saw that...

> Yes, it's possible to have 2MB (or more) on a Skinny Agnus, but the CPU is only able to see 512MB regardless due to the bus design of the...

> > pipewire dbus etc exist > > On some, but not on all systems. > > A display server that can't work properly on its own is imho conceptually...

> Xorg's big benefit is that it unifies how things work across all desktop environments and window managers, regardless of what is or is not installed on the system. With...

As for software depending on the presence of other software: How is that different/worse from what we had before? Just like certain features require things like Pipewire, X11 WMs required...