On 24/11/2021 21:50, Mohamed Atef wrote:
Hello there,
I am a computer systems engineering student in my final year, i'd
like to contribute to your community (Hint: I don't care about GSoC).
I am interested in operating Systems, runtime systems, and compilers.
I have strong C knowledge, C++
On Thu 25 Nov 2021 at 00:16:36 +, RVP wrote:
> Or, maybe have `erase=^?' and also a new `erase2=^H' like FreeBSD does? It
> seemed extravagant to have 2 erase chars. when I first encountered it, but,
> now I'm beginning to see why...
That's an interesting idea... historically (and I mean decad
At Tue, 23 Nov 2021 18:31:38 -0500, Greg Troxel wrote:
Subject: Re: wsvt25 backspace key should match terminfo definition
>
> Johnny Billquist writes:
>
> >> For vt320 (where it *is* configurable) terminfo has
> >>
> >>$ infocmp -1 vt320 | grep kbs
> >>kbs=^?,
> >
> > Which I thin
Hello again,
I wish if there something open i can help with.
If it is. Could you recommend it.
I have 7 months before my graduation, so given that i have other studies
can you recommend something doable in 5 months and around 20 hour a week.
Thanks
Mohamed
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> key_backspacekbs kbsent by backspace key
> key_dc kdch1 kDsent by delete-character
> key
Part of the confusion here is that this is not well-defined.
Some keyboards have mu
>> Or, maybe have `erase=3D^?' and also a new `erase2=3D^H' [...]
> That's an interesting idea... historically (and I mean decades) I
> have setteled on choosing one (^H) and forcing all systems I used
> over the years to use this one setting, but this might be more
> convenient...
One of my very-
On Thu 25 Nov 2021 at 08:01:48 -0500, Mouse wrote:
> One of my very-spare-time projects is to move input line editing out of
> the kernel. Move it into a separate line-editor process and then you
> can choose your input line editor just as you can, today, choose your
> shell. I'm still mulling ov
Riza Dindir writes:
> Hello All,
>
> Finally... I was able to enable and use my Kaveri device
> (0x1002/0x1309), at the end. It is using the external monitor and is
> using the correct 1440x900 resolution. This is very nice.
>
> There is one thing that I would like to ask.
>
> There is a "CONFIG_AC
Hello again,
I am having trouble getting information on how to have CONFIG_ACPI defined?
I have been working on getting my radeon devices (Kaveri and OPAL XT)
to work with NetBSD (9.2 - amd64). I have been successful in making
the Kaveri device work on my system. I have found the bios in the ACPI
