Operating Systems

Linux sucks, and there’s nothing you can do about it

Recently I started working on a startup tech business to implement some of my tech ideas. I got a work-space on campus at University of Memphis and they gave me a desk and computer to work on in a shared work-space area where other entrepreneurs are working. The computer they provided is an iMac, and

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Transcript of FileSystem Conversation

Below is a transcript of the conversation I had about FileSystems on the Redox-OS Mattermost chat. amdphreak1:08 AM I am researching a new option for filesystems that uses the Associative model of data (graph database model). This will solve alot of problems with maintaining packages and user files across multiple physical media, different lib versions,

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Wide Gamut Monitor Support on Windows 10

Wide-gamut monitors are becoming ever more popular, but Microsoft has not made Windows operating system easy to use with wide-gamut monitors and wide-gamut color spaces. sRGB is no longer a given, so this needs to be remedied. Windows Color Management System (WCS) The current Windows Color Management System is miserable. It is completely missing documentation

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NixOS and the Linux distribution as a “channel”

I am currently installing and setting up NixOS, a GNU-Linux distribution that lets you configure your system and install apps using a configuration file. The configuration/installation is written in a language of its own called Nix, which is a pure functional language (PFL). If this sounds scary, don’t worry. It’s basically a configuration file with

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