| Mi página | https://ogarcia.me |
| Mi código | https://gitlab.com/ogarcia |
The new version of Rucio that I just released requires you to delete the rucio.db database. It’s a necessary evil for the greater good, since this version completely overhauls the generation of BLAKE3 hashes to make it more efficient and reduce resource consumption. Keep in mind that deleting the database does not remove your IDs, so you won’t lose your ed2k credits.
Visit https://github.com/ogarcia/rucio/releases to get the latest version.
A new version of #aMule has just been released. But if you'd like to try something a little different, check out Rucio. https://github.com/ogarcia/rucio
My new program, Rucio, the decentralized P2P file-sharing platform, now has a 100% portable version so you can try it out on Windows.
Now there are no more excuses. Go to the releases section at https://github.com/ogarcia/rucio/releases, look for the windows-x86_64-portable zip file, download it, and give it a try. I’m sure you’ll like it!
My new piece of software, rucio: decentralized P2P file sharing in Rust 🦀
Kademlia DHT, direct peer transfers, web panel + CLI in one binary, magnet links, resumable downloads. And it can still pull files off the old eMule/Kad network.
Early days (v0.1.0), GPL-3.0: https://github.com/ogarcia/rucio
The recent idea of creating a European Linux distribution (see link below) is nonsense. It solves nothing and only wastes time and effort. It is not about creating anything, Fedora with KDE already exists (and it's far from being the best possible choice), it is about forcing public institutions to use free software and open standards. All the rest is smoke and mirrors (and our money wasted).
I have spent a week writing a massive article about Windows 2. It has sexy screenshots and is full of incredible trivia. Why not spend the New Year's Eve reading it? ;)
A while ago I posted a bit of info about a Russian desktop PDP-11-on-chip clone. Today I stumbled upon a couple of operating systems for a home computer BK-0010, and wanted to share a few screenshots from those. It's possible this is going to be quite unlike to what you've seen!
A few interesting things, before we begin:
* This computer series has a funny naming; for example, one of the models is called БК-0010.01Ш
* The keyboard layout is not QWERTY, and the default code page is not ASCII or PC-compatible CP866 but (almost) KOI-8
* The CPU is compatible with PDP-11, so the computer was used with RT-11 quite a bit. There is a modern UNIX V6 port for it, but, sadly, it was not a thing when the computer was still popular (only its older sibling DVK got a true UNIX back in the days)
* Designed in 1985, it was manufactured until 1993, and was still popular in the late 90s (but not as popular as ZX Spectrum)
* It has an unauthorized port of Monkey Island 2 with music and an alternative ending from 1995!
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In case anyone is interested, here's my #Vim (and #NeoVim) color scheme: https://github.com/aperezdc/vim-elrond
At some point the “elflord” one that comes with Vim and NeoVim received some changes so mine looks more like the one from the Vim 6.x era, with less stuff colored.
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