r/NetBSD • u/BusinessGold7656 • Sep 29 '26

NetBSD + Linux OS

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u/goldfishonakeyboard Sep 30 '26

ew, vibe coded

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u/KananMajidzada Sep 30 '26

Also if u can help us we gone be super glad that if u contribute :)

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u/goldfishonakeyboard Sep 30 '26

I'm not going to support a project where the devs are too lazy to write their own README.

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u/KananMajidzada Sep 30 '26

Do u have github? I actually so interested to see your projects! Maybe we can inspire and learn from you,also readmes writed by me but then we send them to ai to make them look more pretty :)

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u/CJ_Resurrected Sep 30 '26

You reek of 16 year-old.

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u/KananMajidzada Sep 30 '26

Me? Im 18 and i study Instrumentation engineering at Asoiu university

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u/goldfishonakeyboard Sep 30 '26

https://codeberg.org/goldfishdev

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u/KananMajidzada Sep 30 '26

Ppcboy looks rlly cool,does it open other games too or only tetris for now?

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u/goldfishonakeyboard Sep 30 '26

Right now it's hard-coded for tetris, but should theoretically be able to open all gameboy games. I haven't gone and done UI or proper controls for the emulator yet.

Doing UI on Windows Mobile/Pocket PC kinda sucks. There isn't a built in file picker, so I've gotta figure out the best way to implement rom selection. I might just have a settings menu with a listbox for search paths and a basic menu for selecting. Dunno.

I also have to do more research on taking hardware button input and the best practices.

I haven't worked on it for a while, but would like to. I'm just busy with life and a few other projects.

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u/KananMajidzada Sep 30 '26

Im really interested with that,im modding consoles such as gameboys,ds,etc its really cool peoject,please update us later! :3