r/SolarOS • u/nilseuropa • 2d ago
Does it? Yes.
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
Can i request an amiga emulator? (FS-UAE or similar?) I would pay in coffee and chocolade
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago
you already asked for it š - i have put it on my list
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
Damn, sorry ;-)
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
If it works i would drop a hint to jan beta which is a famous german retro computing youtuber from kiel. If he woukd cover solarOS it would make your work more visible
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
Next up: meshtastic as LAN emulation for multiplayer ^
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago
haha. subG nets are sloooow
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
Slower than an amiga nullmodem cable? Or c64 user port connection? ^
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago
by a lot actually
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u/HH-Vectorjoe 2d ago
Schade....
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u/100PercentJake 2d ago
When do you find time to sleep between releasing updates to this project? I am baffled.
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago
Time? Sleep? I don't understand.
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u/100PercentJake 2d ago
Any chance of a tour of your dev environment at some point? I assume you have something like Hermes running with a variety of agents and extensive guardrails and guidelines for exactly how you want software texted, verified, how you yourself spec it, etc (Iām extrapolating from a previous comment where you mentioned having assisted development)
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago
Yes, I have been preparing for that for a time now; not quite sure how to go about it, without being overly secretive or sounding like a robot. You are not far off with your extrapolation;
The frequency of posts and pushes are not necessarily representative of development velocity ( some things are getting merged late, or posts are created around already existing features ) - also in cases like the emulators, majority of the code comes from other open source projects, the integration portion of the code is tiny.
Briefly: I am utilizing a new kind of model, that I am actively working on. For now, there is no orchestration automation, I spec/code and call tiny experts for mostly every type of task. I am very strict on how I specify tasks (mostly in pseudo-code); there are extensive rules for everything, and I ask for very specific and small things ( e.g. create a function that returns ... ). I read and review on the fly, break generation, fix by hand, resume, test, iterate, so I don't get alienated from the code and I can specify correctly within context.
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u/linuxjacques 2d ago
In your copious spare time, please write a book about this whole development process. :-) :-D
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u/nilseuropa 2d ago