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>https://thricegreat.neocities.org/increasing_mfs_size.txt /home as an MFS partition is interesting. What convinced you that the setup is worth the hassle?
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>https://thricegreat.neocities.org/scsh.png Continuing my reply: I got this idea first from the blog of the Go compiler developer, Russ Cox. https://research.swtch.com/ His work is great. A large portion of his papers there are in both PDF and HMTL. His HTML conversions are very basic, but his troff-generated PDFs are magnificent. I'd like to try treating both audiences to half-decent typesetting.
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>https://thricegreat.neocities.org/scsh.png The associated PDF file is the solution. To view it, you may use mupdf, print using CUPS, or make do with pdftotext. https://kaa.neocities.org/Uncategorized/pdfweb.pdf
I'll have to link in plain HTML both the PDF and the SVG. I like this solution, since it pleases the 99% of users who can't be bothered, and it pleases the 1% who prefer printed documents.
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Thank you for your post on virtual memory. Though I still don't understand it, I have a better idea of how much I don't know.
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>(For OS, I recommend you to check [HyperbolaBSD]) I've had interest in this project before. An OpenBSD-derived operating system is of course interesting. However, the first release has been in-progress for some time now. The project was announced more than 3 years ago. https://www.hyperbola.info/news/announcing-hyperbolabsd-roadmap/
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For OS, I recommend you to check [HyperbolaBSD](https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id=en:manual:contrib:hyperbolabsd_faq). The release date is not far away.
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This is a great start :) As mentioned in the post, even people experienced with systems have trouble with it. And thank you for the comment, I've always loved your website (every once in a while, I go and check your "appreciated" page, it's wonderful)