James Cameron

@schallee, I think I see your problem now ... my aim was a standalone source tree with everything needed to build and flash, which is why I've an `app.hex` target,...

Thanks. I've rebased against the upstream platform code, https://github.com/quozl/cforth-1/commits/arm-teensy3 I've then squashed several commits and made a pull request, #21. Works for me, but I may have broken something of...

Thanks for the test on Teensy 3.2. Atmel SAMD21 would not be difficult. Sparkfun has some lower priced boards than the Adafruit ones. A quick porting method is to write...

Linux kernel source has within already scripts for building kernel as a binary package set; ``` make clean cp foo.config .config sed -i 's/CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO=y/CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO=n/g' .config make bindeb-pkg LOCALVERSION=-q0 ``` so...

Raspberry Pi Foundation recommends `UsePAM no`, in [Securing your Raspberry Pi](https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/security.md). But they don't say why. PAM is a complex subsystem, much more than authentication. One of the things PAM...

Thanks, that's fun. How might I encapsulate this demo into a Sugar Web activity? Then I could ship it on OLPC laptop. Previous apps have been JavaScript only. http://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar-web

A Sugar Web activity is a bundle of JavaScript which is unpacked and executed in the Sugar shell; a desktop environment for children. The Sugar Browse activity (Python GTK3+ with...

My suggestion was to find a way to bring the 12 coin puzzle to OLPC laptop; if that also makes other jeforth demos available, and jeforth itself, that's an unintended...

No, it does not run; the demo only downloads an index.html file. Same with Firefox on a desktop computer.

Thanks! For Chipmunk-js, yes, a `git clone` works. Performance for the `ball.html` demo, at three points in our OLPC hardware range; * about 6 frames per second on the i386...