Adorable-Catgirl

I updated it! The new version can be found at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenPrograms/AdorableCatgirl-Programs/master/uncpio/uncpio.lua

dear god this was painful to get working Zorya NEO Zorya has returned! Yeah, I finally did it. I finally updated Zorya. With this major upgrade, the game has completely changed. Zorya is now much more modular. Configurations are no longer static JSON files. They're now Lua scripts. Modules are also now compressed and the entire thing loads from an initial ram filesystem. I've also included utilities for configuring and managing your Zorya NEO install. Here's a rundown of the features of Zorya NEO: Multithreading - For when you want to do a lot in the bootloader. Netw

What? Where's the code?

Uh, 3rd party mod list?

i don't see how the DNS would help but have fun making it, shouldn't be too hard.

Hmm? Did you flash a RomFS image to an EEPROM card first?

Wow, isn't it annoying to write EEPROMs? Don't you hate how messy they are? Well, I have the utility for you! LuaComp! LuaComp A general purpose Lua preprocessor and minifier. Building To build, either execute luapreproc or luacomp on src/init.lua luapreproc Execute luapreproc init.lua ../luacomp.lua luacomp Execute luacomp init.lua -xO ../luacomp.lua NOTE: Do not use a minifier, it breaks argparse! How-To Merging Lua source files -- myfile.lua local my_lib = {} function my_lib.hello_world() print("Hello, w

OpenSolidState for Minecraft 1.12.2 ____________________________________________________ Source Code and builds can be found on Github. Note: Requires Forgelin. General Purpose (E)EPROMs? Have you ever wanted fast storage? How about wanting to boot PsychOS 2 on a uC? Well, now you can! There are two main variants: The card and the drive. The Card! The Drive! Tiers: Tier 1 - Manually erased EPROM, erased with the assembler. 64KiB Tier 2 - Electronically erased! Still 64KiB Tier 3 - Bigger E

Update: Zorya v2/Zorya NEO progress can be found here. Don't expect it to be released anytime soon, though.

*His Also wot Edit: Just noticed this thread was in showcase. Probably shouldn't be in showcase.

Fair

(Again, shoot me) Zorya v1.2.0 Zorya has been updated once again! What does it bring this time? Bugfixes Knowledge that this should be some of the last 1.x releases, I swear. v2 is coming. Cleaned up codebase some. Now you can get virtual device drivers! (000_vdev) Pointless addition to support patch versions.

Let me Google that for you.

CC is a great place to start out with Minecraft computers, since you don't need to worry about a BIOS or OS.

Ah, you're calling me a script kiddie. I mean, I could help out if I could understand you better and if you understood what you're getting into if you want to make an OS.

If you wanted to make your own OS, you should really make it in an external editor (Like ST3 or Notepad++) and download it to the computer, or, better yet, test it in an OpenComputers VM like ocvm (Linux) or OCEmu (basically any desktop OS afaict). Anyways, it would mean you wouldn't need to install OpenOS, you could just download your files to the HDD using the OpenOS boot floppy and reboot to it.

do you want to make an ass out or yourself? this is how you make an ass out of yourself. Also, what? Like, what do you mean you want people to teach you but you don't want to look at videos? If videos are a problem, then google is your friend. Lua ain't too hard to learn. also holy duck it's hard to decipher what the hell you're saying

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Have you ever wanted to encrypt something but couldn't afford a T2 data card? Well, look no further than icekey-lua and Igloo! Low Level: IceKey IceKey is the low level library. It's no RSA, but it should work for most purposes in OC. If you want to learn more about ICE, click here. Useful if you want to do more with the block cipher, rather than just encrypting files or whatnot. It can be found here. High Level: Igloo Igloo is the high level library, great for encrypting/decrypting files. Automatically uses a CBC and padding. It can be found here. PRs welcome!

URF IS GONE

You never executed the loaded function on init.lua:13. Also, look at your print function in boot.lua. It won't work. You need to define w, h, cx, and cy outside of the "if not gpu then ... end" block.

yep

jokes on you it's broken

i use arch btw

(leave a comment if you want to register an MMTI type) Multipurpose Media Type Identifier, Version 1.0 Purpose The MMTI provides a way to identify data types without an extension, and to differentiate files with the same extension. One can only make so many recognisable extensions with 4 latin characters. Some data is not to be used as a file, but still needs a way to be identified. Format An MMTI string takes the format of category/type. For example, a Lua script would be application/lua. A CPIO archive would be archive/cpio, etc. MMTI strings should only use US