#lambdaMOO #sixel #scheme #schemacs #lisp #interface #learning #accessibility w/ Ramin, Kent Pitman #lispyGopherClimate
mastodon.social/@MarioEijkeman… great fungal photo
mdhughes.itch.io/understone game version release (new dungeon)
Kent's link to the analysis from the ANSI CL standards process on dynamic scoping versus lexical scoping in lisp (apropos elisp discussion)
nhplace.com/kent/CL/Issues/pro…
Ramin: tilde.town/~ramin_hal9001/
Lambda: lambda.moo.mud.org/
libsixel: github.com/saitoha/libsixel


ferret
in reply to muusemuuse • • •muusemuuse
in reply to ferret • • •nope I got around that. I don't need video, just the render node. dma-buf pulls it from render to encode without passing through the CPU or system ram.
now I just need to figure out the udev multi seat crap. seats expect physical hardware to be assigned to them.
Shayeta
in reply to muusemuuse • • •I was investigating this some time ago when I wanted to remote login into my work PC on my local network so that I didnt need a KVM or multiple monitors and peripherals.
Fundamentally this works great in X11 because the core required for this is implemented in X11. Meaning it was easy to create software for this use-case no matter the DE.
Wayland is much more "hollow" in this regard. A lot of features that were core to X11 have been offloaded to the window manager. And by offloaded I mean "we do not handle this stuff, figure it out DE devs!"
This means that for what we want, the DE itself needs to implement it. Gnome does have a remote login feature that might fit the bill. KDE has made 0 attempts at implementing it. Not sure where the rest stand.