Category Archives: os

Reaching Serenity: Porting Git To A Homebrew Operating System

Posted on February 24, 2020 by Fernando Gomes

Life is all about the little joys — such as waking up in the morning and realizing there’s still plenty of time before you have to actually get up. Or getting up anyway to watch a delightful sunrise as the city slowly wakes up, or as [Andreas Kling] chose, porting …read more

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Collapse OS, An OS For When The Unthinkable Happens

Posted on October 26, 2019 by Fernando Gomes

Decades of post-apocalyptic Hollywood movies have taught us that once all the trappings of our civilisation have been stripped away, it’s going to be kinda cool. We’re all going to wear slightly dusty looking 1980s motorcycling gear, and we’re going to drive really cool cars. Except of course Mad Max …read more

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Bringing PalmOS Back To Life

Posted on May 22, 2019 by Fernando Gomes

Ten years is almost ancient history in the computing world. Going back twelve years is almost unheard of, but that’s about the time that Palm released the last version of their famed PalmOS, an operating system for small, handheld devices that predated Apple’s first smartphone by yet another ten years. …read more

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