Michael Ankele

Yes, that was quick. And now, everything works perfectly. Thanks a lot for your great work!

Sort of. I tried merging some of my TODO lists here: https://github.com/momentarylapse/tsunami/blob/master/docs/plans/todo.md and added some overall goals for the future: https://github.com/momentarylapse/tsunami/blob/master/docs/plans/goals.md There's still a lot more. Probably too many ambitious...

MacOS? ...I'm afraid I have no experience with the system and no access to such a machine. You are bravely wandering into the unknown here :D I just pushed a...

wow, that is quite a lot of progress. * if you have pulseaudio, great. I recommend using it (I rarely test the portaudio backend) * x86: that's good. There might...

seems you were faster fixing the linker problem than me replying :D That looks like the build succeeded?

Yes, removing `mmap` flags is fine for now. It might lead to plugins not working, but that's a later-down-the-road problem. Hmm, the stacktrace first looked like it is a pure...

`MAP_EXECUTABLE` might be important later on, but we can ignore it for the basic program. There are 3 problems in your log: * `Asm: unknown instruction set` - that is...

Btw. can you get other gtk applications to run (like the gtk4-demo)? Since tsunami does some evil things, it might be better to check simpler/more standard-conforming programs first.

Seeing a window is definitely progress! I've pushed some commits to the `devel` branch. 2 of your workarounds should now be unnecessary: * the `mmap()` parameters are now (hopefully) correct...

ok, I was very stupid there - making the macros distinguish between linux and mac, but then never handling the mac case... hopefully fixed now.