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Thought this might amuse some people here:
Using the tooling in this repo, I am able to boot from linux to sinit as PID1, and from there to Emacs acting as PID2 using --script mode, performing all typical rc.boot system initialization using Emacs lisp until we hit the getty.
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\o/
It should be written in org/babel/noweb.
;-D
<ππππ’ ππππππ='ππππππππ.ππππ’.ππππππ·ππΌπ»="π³ππππππ πΉπ!";'>
ππ©π’ππ°π’ π©π’ππ³π’ πΆπ¬π²π― π£ππ²π©π±π° π¦π« π±π₯π’ π°π’π π±π¦π¬π« ππ’π©π¬π΄ ππ«π‘ π‘π¬π«'π± π£π¬π―π€π’π± π±π¬ π²π«π°π²ππ°π π―π¦ππ’!
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Init system: check
Text editor: not yet (again)
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Text editor: not yet (again)
The editor is fine!
Especially LP & RR with Org/Babel is fun. \o/
Ok. If I could get the same functionality based on e.g. Python, I wouldn't insist of doing it with a Lisp under the hood.
And unluckily with the De??an packaged Emacs I can neither use the WebKit features, nor Emacs as WM. But I'll get there... sommmmmmmmeday... currenly lots of more urgent things have a higher priority.
<ππππ’ ππππππ='ππππππππ.ππππ’.ππππππ·ππΌπ»="π³ππππππ πΉπ!";'>
ππ©π’ππ°π’ π©π’ππ³π’ πΆπ¬π²π― π£ππ²π©π±π° π¦π« π±π₯π’ π°π’π π±π¦π¬π« ππ’π©π¬π΄ ππ«π‘ π‘π¬π«'π± π£π¬π―π€π’π± π±π¬ π²π«π°π²ππ°π π―π¦ππ’!
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