nayarei · 2026-01-13 00:28 [#1887][report] i never actually wrote anything of any complexity without a tutorial self taught is a meme
Anonymous · 2026-01-13 00:33 [#1888][report] This website is compromised of dorks who complain about things they don't understand
Anonimus · 2026-01-13 12:35 [#1892][report] on a site where most people go by anonymous, you wont get answers when it comes to making people expose themselves
>>4121 and im sure you understand it perfectly, eh?
Anonymous · 2026-01-13 13:33 [#1896][report] >>4137 why don't you explain what your program does without "exposing" yourself?
rave ## MOD · 2026-01-13 13:40 [#1897][report] >>4141 My program constructs UI elements that normalfags can interact with through their mouse and keyboard in order for them to accomplish their goy tasks for their goy job.
Anonimus ## USER · 2026-01-13 15:18 [#1907][report] >>4141 my program reimplements a number of standard protocols and gives them interlinking connectivity so one can easily mirror content for different types of users
Anonymous · 2026-01-15 08:02 [#1955][report] A zoomtard pretending he's heckin' anonimous, UI monkey and a tinkertranny...
Anonymous · 2026-01-15 09:52 [#1958][report] yeah the whole "minimalist" linux crowd is no different to kids comparing their sports cards they can't write software
yp22 · 2026-03-28 22:38 [#3154][report] 11 replies later and not a single soul has shared a single program lmao
Anonymous · 2026-03-28 22:40 [#3155][report] i have written a complex for loop but prefer to keep it proprietary
I write a lot of custom software in C using X11/Motif widgets. My file manager is still incomplete but it has some cool features. Clicking file names brings up the rename dialog. Long file names get trimmed with an arrow indicator and the full name is displayed in a tooltip on mouse hover. It does multi-threaded thumbnailing for a few common image formats like PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, PSD and XBM/XPM. It can function as a selection or save dialog for other apps by printing path strings to stdout. And I'm experimenting with MacOS-style *.app bundles for an app launcher mode. They can contain a local executable or full system path along with an icon. Bundles are just folders that will be supported by drag and drop when it gets added.