15:19 <raph_ael> os in scheme sounds nice too

17:02 <midfavila> there was an OS in R4RS scheme running on a hardware interpreter a few years ago

17:02 <midfavila> it's still available if a bit hard to get sourcecode

17:02 <midfavila> it's called DreamOS

17:02 <midfavila> like maybe 12k lines of scheme?

17:02 <midfavila> complete r4rs JIT system on baremetal, x86 compatible as long as there's an IBM BIOS, has a FAT driver, an editor, a few other things

17:03 <midfavila> honestly if you had a TCP/IP stack and a few other things it'd be pretty usable

17:04 <midfavila> https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-paper-monitor

17:05 <midfavila> open hardware 4:3 e-paper monitor via DP over USB-C, HDMI, and DVI over HDMI

17:18 <sewn> woa

17:55 <midfavila> could be worth checking out their schematics to see if the technology could be integrated into a reform

17:55 <midfavila> i think the reform has eDP

17:55 <midfavila> if so it would be a fairly easy modification to make, i think

17:55 <midfavila> how sick would that be

17:55 <midfavila> laptop with mech keyboard, trackball, and e-paper display

17:55 <midfavila> running plan 9

17:55 <midfavila> /g/ bait

18:10 <riteo> lmao

18:10 <riteo> it would be very very interesting indeed

18:10 <riteo> holy moly 60hz

18:11 <riteo> do 60hz epaper displays really exist

22:23 <midfavila> man

22:23 <midfavila> i love it when distro wikis don't keep their docs up to date

22:24 <midfavila> i've convinced my boss to digitize all of our papers using nextcloud but i made the foolish decision to install alpine on the shitty little dell home theatre PC that is my budget

22:24 <midfavila> and the info about fastcgi and lighttpd on the wiki just isn't right. you can follow the instructions to the letter and still end up with missing shared objects

22:24 <midfavila> ngl just gonna say fuck it to being contrarian

22:25 <midfavila> installing debian on it