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www.junauza.com | ||
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jborza.com
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| | | | | I thought it would be fun to run Windows 2000 on a Pinebook - a nice little ARM-powered laptop. As there is no version targetting this architecture, we have to use an emulator. QEMU is a nice free choice to run on Linux, and it supports the combination we need, which is i386 guest on an aarch64 host. I am running the Manjaro Linux distribution, so I had to install qemu and qemu-arch-extra packages. | |
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beesley.tech
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| | | | | Over the past few weeks, I've been exploring immutable Linux distributions and the unique advantages they offer. If you're intrigued by their stability and | |
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www.frijid.net
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blog.craftyguy.net
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| | | Due to a current lack of usable Weechat relay clients on Linux that work well with mobile display sizes, and a lack of free time on my part to write one, I've come up with this simple (albeit not elegant) way to "run" Glowing Bear in a way that doesn't take up valuable tab space in Firefox. This essentially just runs a new Firefox window in kiosk mode, so that the tab bar, menus, etc are hidden, and makes it "feel" a bit more like a "native app" than a web thing running in a browser tab. | ||
