Sagar Acharya

I agree that suckless should be simpler and should have a bit more code to ease user’s life but they’ve deliberately kept it so so that the user understands what’s going on like Arch or Gentoo.

I request lemmy dev to add a feature to sort by downvotes. I think that would be most useful to everyone.

What many open source softwares do is write 5 lines of code, use autocode generators to convert 5 lines to 1000 lines and then automate code to have 200 commits in git repo with different datetimes. Basically, it is shown to the outside world that software is very complex.

We should all shift to Suckless

I want to create a political party in India. I need you as a candidate for next elections.

Tres bien. Il est tres bien monsieur.

I’ve been wanting to run things on a RISCV processor but the feedback from hardware pins is extremely bad as of now. It is improving gradually.

Once a clean SPI interface is made which can be used simply with pin connections, then more layers of compiler, binary utils and OS etc. can be built on top of it.

Can you send the link for it? I was unaware of this.

Sign a random string with your private key to be verified by a public key on server.

And also spreading the narrative that small minimal software is “toy project”. That narrative really demotivates amazing devs.

Autocode generators which take 5 lines and turn them to 5000 and a compiler which throws out a binary of those 5000 lines customized to the particular processor.