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   Benny Pedersen to Maurice Kinal   
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   28 Sep 21 17:30:34   
   
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   Hello Maurice!   
      
   27 Sep 2021 22:20, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    BP>> you need links with fb0 support :=)   
      
    MK> Not for streaming since it won't work without backup from mplayer.  If    
    MK> so I'd just use mplayer without the browser and "-vo fbdev2" which    
    MK> will work with kernel drm drivers such as inteldrmfb.  On a half    
    MK> decent server that will more than likely to be astdrmfb and "-vo    
    MK> fbdev2" will work with that as well.   
      
   i have never seen this in real life yet only the links -g http://localhost :)   
      
   and my mini is now live http://tux.junc.eu/phpsysinfo/   
      
   i still plan on make the husky github build on this, so i can finaly drop   
   sf.net cvs read only problem   
      
    BP>> maybe on your os  badly brokken ?   
      
    MK> Then why do they (gcc and friends) work with glibc-2.33?  They are all    
    MK> exactly the same source/versions I am using on moosile, which is what    
    MK> I am calling the latest glibc-2.34 based rootfs.  Everthing other than    
    MK> glibc is exactly the same.   
      
   if glibc is only tested with specifik gcc versions, it will give problems if   
   its changes on newer gcc version not tested, unless c code is specifik say we   
   only want that compiler options, and the gcc does not change this option in a   
   incompatibel way   
      
    MK> Also, if it can't be compiled with gcc and friends it ain't worth    
    MK> diddley-squat methinks.  I see little good coming from the clang    
    MK> crowd.  How about you?   
      
   i just use python :=)   
      
    BP>> would this be impossible in gopher:// ? :)   
      
    MK> I've done it with ftpd on a wireless connection so I think it might be    
    MK> possible.  However given the lack of client software it more than    
    MK> likely isn't worth the effort getting it to work.  At least mplayer    
    MK> can handle ftp protocol whereas firefox is now a no-show.  Oh well ...    
    MK> it was fun while it lasted.   
      
   if it cant be shared with gopher its not worth of shareing :=)   
      
    BP>>  ssh only ?   
      
    MK> That and binkd.  One of the other machines (no gui etc) is hosting the    
    MK> binkd connection for "Little Mikey's EuroPoint".   
      
   any news of the termux ?   
      
   would be nice if unstalling that app creates a exported tarball of that jail,   
   so it can be imported on another termux device, should be no magic there   
      
   unless debian fucked apt-get :)   
      
    BP>> 11.2.0 is still masked in gentoo, if thats matter for glibc   
      
    MK> I think it is a bigger matter for the kernel version but there are    
    MK> patches for gcc-10 (possibly other versions) to bring them into sync    
    MK> with linux-5.12 and newer.   
      
   good plan, more coffee for me now   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... too late to die young :)   
      
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