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I have written permission to use Charles Muller’s translation of the Tao Te Ching for our fortune(1) implementation: http://www.acmuller.net/con-dao/daodejing.html
perhaps we could use…
It seems to be hardcoded in most terminals that control characters (0x00 to 0x1F) should not even be allocated a cell, denying fonts, and users, the ability to render glyphs in their place. This…
@silt the worst part of Gitea and the reason I want to make Mintee is that Gitea doesn’t do e-mail thread replies.
I’m going to write a library in Rust (with C bindings) which handles ASV stuff.
fis(1) – field isolator
we probably should not do these options for our cut-like:
-b list Cut based on a list of bytes. Each selected byte shall be
output unless the -n option is also specified.…
The James Legge translation of the Tao Te Ching is public domain.
i’m not the biggest fan of this translation. it doesn’t flow quite right to me
does it need to be specifically zen Buddhism?
No, but since these tools and overall the Unix Philosophy have roots in Taoism as well as Buddhism it would make the most sense.
https://en.w…
Would "Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance" count?
We would need to get permission from the publisher. CC(-BY)-SA or public domain are best.
rpn(1) - reverse polish notation
This is an option for a reverse polish notation library in Rust we could use/distribute: https://github.com/lillycat332/dc-rs
Another concern that has been brought up a number of times is that some fonts do not print the ASCII field separator character; however, I see this as an issue with the fonts and not an issue for…
Perhaps we should have a defines.h to set magic numbers like the ASCII record separator as the delimiter.
I tried this, but for an unknown reason bindgen will not output Rust bindings to the…