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Aiki Alpha 3 is out.
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Aiki Alpha 2 is out.
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I have been busy with Aiki lately, and the last couple of days have been especially active.
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I've put the first public alpha of Aiki on GitHub.
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Getting DOS-11 V004A Running on a PDP-11/40 I did not set out to install DOS-11.
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As a follow-up to my note on setting up a Sixth Edition UNIX laboratory in OpenSIMH, I have now put the complete laboratory repository on GitHub: decuser/lions-laboratory The repository contains the V6 distribution materials, OpenSIMH configurations, PDP-…
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This note covers building a complete, restorable Sixth Edition UNIX laboratory in OpenSIMH for reading John Lions’ A Commentary on the UNIX Operating System.
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Released dex, a Go port of my Python dircmp utility.
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Replaced the Jekyll-based blog with a custom static site generator written in Go.
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In this first of two episodes on ch. 7, we're going to look at how you use different addressing modes to get data from memory.
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This is part one of two dealing with I/O.
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In this second of two episodes on ch. 6, we're going to look at how to read the keyboard, with and without clearing the strobe.
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The fifth episode of bit by bit.
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This, the 6th episode of bit by bit shows how to get information into and out of the AppleWin emulated Apple IIe.
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In this episode, I walk through using Merlin 8 for full screen editing our assembly source code in the Apple IIe.
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In this episode I cover nine pages of the book!
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This is the second episode of Bit by Bit.
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This is the third episode of Bit by Bit.
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This is the fourth episode of Bit by Bit.
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This is the first episode of my bit by bit series - where I walk though the pages of Assembly Lines: The Complete Book by Roger Wagner and edited by Chris Torrence.
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This post summarizes my exploration of Itsy Forth, a compact Forth interpreter designed for study and experimentation.
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A video walking the user through the process of obtaining, building and installing OpenSIMH from source.
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This post is not a particularly informative one, but when I tried to switch to github actions for publishing the blog, uh, it went poorly.
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This note describes a method for fixing Thunderbird when it hangs while indexing.
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This is an updated note that covers building a working v7 instance from tape files that will run in the OpenSImH emulator.
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This note sets up a series of related notes pertaining to my explorations in Geometry and by extension, Maths.
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This is a note where I begin to develop my own geometry based on the example of Euclid, but with an eye towards addressing its shortcomings - what hubris?!
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This note describes how to set up and run Franz LISP Opus 32 running on 3BSD running on an emulated VAX 780.
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This is a longer note that describes the process of getting ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System) up and running in order to run MACLISP.
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This note describes how to set up and run PDP-1 lisp.
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This note describes how to set up and run the oldest available ancestor of all extant LISPS and Schemes.
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This note sets up a series of related notes pertaining to my explorations in LISP and Scheme.
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This note describes how to set up and run Rob Pike's LISP 1.5 in Go.
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A video walking the user through the process of installing and using Research Unix Version 7 on the Open SIMH PDP-11/45 and PDP-11/70 emulators.
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This note describes how to install the UCB STk 4.0.1 Scheme interpreter on modern 64 bit Debian based systems.
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The note walks through the process of installing and configuring a working Slackware 15 64 instance with the packages mirrored locally for ease of access and eliminating the need to be online as much.
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This note provides a workflow for taking a less than optimized PDF and optimizing it for viewing and printing.
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This note explores the basics of Xlib.
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This note describes setting up a development environment for doing X Windows Development on Mac OS from the ground up.
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This is a note about merging (or not merging) binary files in Fossil.
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Mermaid is a javascript tool to generate graphics - diagrams and charts and such using markdown-like syntax.
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Today, I did my 50th deployment (this is the 51st) of the blog, adding mermaid-js support to the site.
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This note is about installing and running DragonFly BSD 6.4 DragonFly BSD from https://dragonflybsd.org is a BSD :).
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This note is about installing and running Fossil SCM on TrueNAS Core.
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Sheesh, live and learn.
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This note is about installing and running Sculpt OS 22.10 in VirtualBox.
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This note is about building a bootable Sculpt OS 22.10 image using a Debian 11 "Bullseye" Guest OS running in VirtualBox.
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dircmp.py A plan to improve and extend This note pertains to dircmp.py a program that I wrote to give me information about two directories for the purpose of deciding what to keep and what to remove and to learn about python.
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Warren Toomey, the founder and maintainer of all things related to The Unix Heritage Society (TUHS) https://www.tuhs.org/ has been awarded the 2022 USENIX Lifetime Achievment Award ("The Flame").
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A note about creating a github pages jekyll minima themed blog site and about adding pagination after the fact.