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Tried it on the iPad for a laugh - and it worked! :omg: (Hint: to get the onscreen keyboard you have to tap in the text edit box to the right of the virtual PC screen).
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Wow! 51 seconds on iPad gen 1 That's not too bad at all!
MVVM # - I did it My Way ___________________________________________ Man, you're a god. - walterhevedeich 26/05/2011 .\\axxx (That's an 'M')
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Oh, that doesn't include pretty anything other than coreutils, no vi / vim Get busybox or bash for your Nexus.. PS: Requires rooting
Run it again. Type "vi" then ENTER and see what happens... :laugh:
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
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Run it again. Type "vi" then ENTER and see what happens... :laugh:
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
. . Booted in 7.194 s Welcome to JS/Linux . I tried vim (I prefer this to vi)... command not found. :doh: I didn't check for vi...
OriginalGriff wrote:
Type "vi" then ENTER and see what happens... :laugh:
Ok Mr. OG (or PG??) It has a vi...
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Tried it on the iPad for a laugh - and it worked! :omg: (Hint: to get the onscreen keyboard you have to tap in the text edit box to the right of the virtual PC screen).
vinclaro001 wrote:
(Hint: to get the onscreen keyboard you have to tap in the text edit box to the right of the virtual PC screen).
:thumbsup: Great for handheld users like OG!
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I could type in some *nix commands, but nothing that required a space. For some reason, the spacebar doesn't do anything. So even navigating to the "dos" directory was impossible. Marc
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My BlogMarc Clifton wrote:
I could type in some *nix commands, but nothing that required a space. For some reason, the spacebar doesn't do anything. So even navigating to the "dos" directory was impossible.
What device/browser you use?? We all have got no issues??
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. . Booted in 7.194 s Welcome to JS/Linux . I tried vim (I prefer this to vi)... command not found. :doh: I didn't check for vi...
OriginalGriff wrote:
Type "vi" then ENTER and see what happens... :laugh:
Ok Mr. OG (or PG??) It has a vi...
Amitosh Swain wrote:
Ok Mr. OG (or PG??)
My real world name is Paul Griffin, but that was taken (as was Griffin, TheGriffin, Griff and every other combo I tried up to OriginalGriff) so I respond to most of 'em! :laugh:
Amitosh Swain wrote:
It has a vi...
And don't you wish it didn't? Not quite as unfriendly as EDLIN was for DOS, it was always horrible to find that you had just typed your code into the command by mistake and had no idea what the heck it had just done to your program... :laugh:
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
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Amitosh Swain wrote:
Ok Mr. OG (or PG??)
My real world name is Paul Griffin, but that was taken (as was Griffin, TheGriffin, Griff and every other combo I tried up to OriginalGriff) so I respond to most of 'em! :laugh:
Amitosh Swain wrote:
It has a vi...
And don't you wish it didn't? Not quite as unfriendly as EDLIN was for DOS, it was always horrible to find that you had just typed your code into the command by mistake and had no idea what the heck it had just done to your program... :laugh:
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
OriginalGriff wrote:
And don't you wish it didn't? Not quite as unfriendly as EDLIN was for DOS, it was always horrible to find that you had just typed your code into the command by mistake and had no idea what the heck it had just done to your program... :laugh:
Oh! I don't know what the heck is Vi... so if it exists or not... I don't care. :laugh: I was born in the GUI age... much much younger that you. And EDLIN, (known becoz of DOS classes in school... which still continue to use Win 98, though I upgraded some to win xp before I left) the bastard son of EDIT... that even doesn't show what I typed... :wtf: When someone says to use I feel like WTF!!
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Marc Clifton wrote:
I could type in some *nix commands, but nothing that required a space. For some reason, the spacebar doesn't do anything. So even navigating to the "dos" directory was impossible.
What device/browser you use?? We all have got no issues??
Amitosh Swain wrote:
What device/browser you use??
Chrome on a Gateway laptop.
Amitosh Swain wrote:
We all have got no issues??
Who knows - it's irrelevant, the site is merely a curiosity. :) Marc
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Wow! 51 seconds on iPad gen 1 That's not too bad at all!
MVVM # - I did it My Way ___________________________________________ Man, you're a god. - walterhevedeich 26/05/2011 .\\axxx (That's an 'M')
My iPad2 running iOS 4.3.3 took 34.3 seconds.
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Somewhat suspicious I followed the link...on my Windows Phone 8... It took a while for it to complete its boot process (or whatever you might call that). Then when it was finished I was trying to open my on-screen keyboard to start typing, but fatfingered it and hit something that opened up a version history or something. I pressed the back button and it began the boot process all over again... :doh: I did not quite have the patience to go through that again, so I closed the page and came back here. Maybe I will try it out on my PC in the morning. Soren Madsen
"When you don't know what you're doing it's best to do it quickly" - Jase #DuckDynasty
took 7s to boot on my linux laptop. tried creating a file in /home/default using `touch` and it complained of a read-only file system. it's neat though. the commands in /usr/bin seem to work, or they would if you had access.
-Cj import this; import that; del that
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SoMad wrote:
Somewhat suspicious I followed the link...on my Windows Phone 8...
It won't work in wp8 it doesn't allow you to run any native elf binary code directly on your CPU (it's completely managed, right??) And the code is x86, not ARM, not even compatible with it. It works in Firefox 4+, IE 9+ and Chrome 12+.
There is no native code running on your CPU...it's running in your browser Javascript sandbox. It's a virtual machine written in JS.
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I think this has been covered somewhere here before, any way I gave it the spin and in the IE10 metro browser boots on 42 seconds.
CEO at: - Rafaga Systems - Para Facturas - Modern Components for the moment...
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I think this has been covered somewhere here before, any way I gave it the spin and in the IE10 metro browser boots on 42 seconds.
CEO at: - Rafaga Systems - Para Facturas - Modern Components for the moment...
RafagaX wrote:
IE10 metro browser boots on 42 seconds.
IE 10 on windows 7 ~8 sec... On windows 8 (non metro) ~6 sec. Metro is a crap offering from Microsoft Mickeysoft!
