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koduflower2000 · 2 months
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Using KolibriOS to draw something for the OSC on Tumblr: 2024-04-12 03:00
it's been ages since the last time i played with the VM workstation i had on my tablet PC, and now i'm back again with cool things to show here. :D
Back in 2022, before I was an object show fan, there was an application which enabled to run real operating systems on a smartphone or a tablet. It was an emulator which ran operating systems using the x86 or x86_64 processor technology. Of course, I'm talking about Limbo Emulator, in which it has QEMU as the whole framework. It wasn't just based on QEMU, but was basically just QEMU, ported to ARM processors, with a graphical interface. I once created a VM, created a disk and formatted it using DOS, and ran KolibriOS on it.
However, it is to be noted that the VM runs so slow because the tablet has an ARM processor, and ARM processors, including ARM-based ones can operate only in about 1-2 megahertz when emulating x86 or x86_64 chips. The only operating system which can be booted from start to finish in less than a minute is KolibriOS, and let me tell you, it's much more fun to work with.
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Then, when I opened Tinypad and wrote something down, I thought to myself, "Hey, what if I made something like a souvenir for the OSC on Tumblr using this operating system? It'll be like the next leap forward to the power of computing. It'll definitely be something like a wonder of lightweight OSes!! It doesn't have to be big, but little. I'm gonna draw something for the OSC!"
I then got an idea. A bright idea. I can draw a TPOT character ship!
When I chose a ship to draw, I considered 2 things:
The ship should be a popular one.
The ship contains characters which are easy to draw.
I had many ideas for that, but the closest ones so far were Fireafy (Firey x Leafy), and Sawty (Saw x Gaty). Both of these ships are popular, but they have either one or both of the characters in each ship which are hard to draw, especially considering the processor is too slow to render curves properly. Even drawing Fubble (Fanny x Bubble) is somewhere between difficult to impossible. Draw a curve very slowly, to the point you would never see the pointer moving, and you get a nice one. Draw it faster, and surprise, it's a collection of lines connected to each other, or in other words, a polygon.
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And so, I settled for Coinypin (Coiny x Pin). It took a long time to neaten up everything until I got the result in which I liked. Yeah, I know it's just a bunch of lines and circles, but who cares? I'm happy with it though.
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apologies for making a spelling error on the filename, it was supposed to say "tpot coinypin" but i was too lazy to rename it, and then i did it afterwards lol
This is a story in which I did the unthinkable. Next TPOT ship to be drawn on KolibriOS is Sawty (Saw x Gaty), sooner or later, and I hope it turns out fine as the Coinypin one.
The end.
Love,
- Kevin, the real koduflower2000.
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linuxtldr · 3 months
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mitchipedia · 1 year
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My latest: VMware customers need to look for alternatives in case Broadcom puts the screws on after acquiring the virtualization vendor.
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thelinuxhelp · 1 year
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How to Install and Use Docker on Ubuntu 22.04
Docker is an open-source containerization platform that allows developers to easily package and deploy applications in a portable and lightweight manner. In this tutorial, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to install and use Docker on Ubuntu 22.04. Prerequisites Before you proceed, make sure you have Ubuntu 22.04 installed on your system and have a user account with sudo…
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I hope you know you've earned the title Linux pro my friend. Installing linux on apple hardware is a challenge, installing a linux OS without support for the architecture/arm on apple hardware is truly triumph. Even if you don't believe it i bestow upon you an honorary title of Linux pro. Be well, and be free friend!
Well, to be fair, I didn't install Zorin OS onto an M1 Mac. It's running under a UTM (QEmu) Virtual Machine. I am, however, surprised that I got Zorin OS Core running on an ARM Machine, at all. I'm even more surprised that I've done it before anyone has documented it online. There are plenty of questions about an ARM version and M1 Virtualization on Zorin's official forum, but they usually go unanswered. From the initial forum posts I used to get my leverage, most people seemed to conclude that Zorin OS Lite would work just fine, but attempting to install Zorin OS Core over top of Ubuntu Server ARM resulted in dependency issues. I got this issues at first too, but after trying and trying again, I realize that Ubuntu Server 20.04's own repositories didn't contain the app versions that Zorin OS was looking for when attempting to install. I realized that Zorin's devs probably had to implement these in repositories of their own, and I was right. I found the list of official Zorin OS repos and "sudo add-apt-repository"ed about 3-4 of them into Ubuntu Server. After that, "sudo aptitude install zorin-os-desktop" ran without errors, and one reboot later, I was running Zorin OS 16.3 Core on an ARM Virtual Machine.
It's still not perfect. Strange oddities, glitches, and freezes occur here and there. For example, this is the second version of this post I'm writing. During the first draft, the VM froze, and I had to restart it. It just does that randomly, for seemingly no reason. I've added an app to the macOS host to see if it's the external SSD sleeping that's causing this issue, but I don't know, as of right now.
The Software Store (aka package manager) also doesn't seem to work properly. Nothing installs, and I always have to use "sudo aptitude install" to get stuff. I'm assuming, despite being the ARM64 version of Gnome Software, something under the hood is still attempting to install the AMD64 version of apps, causing the weird failures and indefinite stalls.
The main LibreOffice app, for some reason, also didn't appear in the Zorin Menu, and had to be added manually.
Only one of UTM's sound card drivers allowed the audio settings to appear as normal. Everything else eliminated a bunch of sliders in the "Sound" settings and muted the VM on startup. That was pretty annoying because I wanted to hear the Zorin OS login chime. Luckily, the one sound card option fixed all this, but for some reason, the VM occasionally starts up with zero audio. It always does this when I restart, so I always have to shut down and then turn back on to fix it.
I'm sure there's plenty more, but so far that's all I've found. I'm sure a more power user would find other stuff, but I'm really only looked to use Zorin OS as a productivity OS, so I'm not likely to run into much more.
To be fair, though, even with all the weird stuff, it still runs smoother than the native install on my 2011 MacBook Pro, so I'm not complaining. In fact, I'm just happy to be using Zorin OS on my desktop, at all.
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kawaoneechan · 1 year
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gorrus · 2 years
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neonpurrs · 2 years
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Hope that everyone had a great holiday! What did you have for dinner this year?
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technobroo · 1 year
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💻🍎🤝 Great news for Mac users! Thanks to a new partnership between Microsoft and Parallels, Windows 11 can now run on Apple M1 and M2 Macs! 🎉 Virtualization with Parallels Desktop for Mac provides an alternative to Boot Camp, and the compatibility with Apple Silicon means better performance for your device. 🚀 With Microsoft's new partnership with Parallels, users can take advantage of the full features of Windows 11, making it easier than ever to run Windows on a Mac. 🌟 If you've been waiting to run Windows 11 on your Mac, now's the time! Check out the system requirements for Windows 11 on a Mac and make sure your hardware and software are compatible. 🤓👨‍💻 This is an exciting time for Mac users who require Windows 11 for their work or personal use. With the new options available for virtualization, you'll enjoy a smooth and seamless experience, just like on a Windows machine. 🙌 #Compatibility #AppleM1 #AppleM2 #Windows11 #RunningWindows11 #ParallelsDesktopForMac #MicrosoftPartnership #Virtualization #BootCampAlternatives #PerformanceOnAppleSilicon #SystemRequirements #HardwareCompatibility #SoftwareCompatibility #WindowsOnMac #MacUsers #Microsoft #Apple #Parallels #InstaTech #InstaApple #InstaWindows #InstaTechNews #Gadgets #TechUpdates #MacUpdates #WindowsUpdates #TechCommunity https://www.instagram.com/p/Cov-t5eKt_w/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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luvtechguidewriting · 2 years
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How to Create a Virtual Machine in Hyper-V: Step-By-Step Guide
If you are a Windows user, the best virtualization tool for you is the built-in Hyper-V software from Microsoft. It is available at no cost on all Windows editions except the Home edition. Also, note that it is available as an optional feature and not enabled by default.
Once you have enabled it, the first thing you need to know is how to create a Virtua Machine on it. Because it is the Virtual Machine that enables you to install a guest OS in a virtualization environment.
When creating a virtual machine on Hyper-V, you encounter many steps and questions. For example, what are the steps, where to start, and what are in each step to create and configure a VM correctly? Also, in each step, you need to know the options correctly to make the right decision.
The below article discusses all those concerns and walks you through detailed steps to create a Hyper-V virtual machine correctly. Read it on the below link.
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echotechpoint · 1 year
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How to connect Hyper-V virtual machine to Wi-Fi
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dazzywolf · 1 year
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Spiderman Miles Morales
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If i'm tired with virtual space its time to move back to reality. And if its enough reality for me i go back to my cosy virtual space
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arcviva · 2 years
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Running vSphere ESXi 8 with several VMs get this Dell Micro Optiplex quite hot.
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OS: vSphere ESXi 8.0
CPU: i5-10505 (6C/12T)
RAM: 64GB Crucial DDR4-2666
Sadly this box complains (prompts every few mins) about a CPU fan error if you do not use a Dell fan (even with a Dell Fan to Standard Fan pin adapter). I was really looking forward to cutting a whole in the top for the cooler to stick out. However, I will need to find an alternate solution. It was a bit of fun attaching this ghetto cooler.
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stuffist · 2 years
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#ICYDK VMware vSphere+: Introducing The Multi-Cloud Workload Platform https://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2022/06/vmware-vsphereplus-introducing-the-multi-cloud-workload-platform.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_campaign=vmware-vsphereplus-introducing-the-multi-cloud-workload-platform
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