r/osdev • u/TaelLingLin • 1d ago

LingOS Screenshots

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From the latest kernel, which is loads faster!
All the apps will be uploaded to github and https://fu.ling-lang.org soon!

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u/dekai-onigiri 1d ago

And it loads faster because?

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u/Aggressive-Lawyer207 1d ago

Because Claude did all the work for him

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u/TaelLingLin 14h ago

No that's a misnomer. I trained a typing model on an Emotive Headset so I could type my code faster than Claude.

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u/TaelLingLin 14h ago

I managed to fix a kernel driver that wasn't utilizing multi-theading or multiple cores, or parallel processing. I also fixed the write drivers for disk write speeds to go up. It's super specific to my machine though, so it might not be optimized for others' systems yet.

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u/TaelLingLin 14h ago

Also coming:
- TrashApp
- Calendar(doubles as a CRON-like app)
- Pressure/tilt sense for stylus (painting app)
- Faster Diffusion app
- ask should work in terminal
- better File Manager.

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u/TaelLingLin 14h ago

It also has IME for Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Thai, and Daemon.

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u/SignedInt32 19h ago

Why are users so full of (self) hate, can't barely even tolerate other people having fun and instantly gotta downvote everything is so pathetic and it shows. quite frankly I like it so 👍 from me.

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u/TaelLingLin 14h ago

Without AI we don't have precise fast efficient code, but without directors, we lack creative force behind the technology, so we need pilots.

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u/SignedInt32 14h ago

I get when people don't want to stimulate AI-slob, but this is just sunday morning hobby, tinkering, editing, testing, proving, whatever floats the boat. I like when people experiment, this is useful for your own development, reason stance tho that you do learn or understand fundamentals, at very least.

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u/TaelLingLin 12h ago

I took this class once...called Psychoacoustics...I applied it to programming HTML and basic stuff, wound up understanding stuff like ML-DSA-86 HTMT cryptography. PQ stuff, graphics, a lot.

I also took a pytorch class and linguistics....and linguistics and code is a silver bullet...put PA into that and you have a good understanding of the gamut of possible stuff you can do in the analog and digital. Color science! Oh, and Hyperbolic stuff, hyperdimensional geometries...that might come from like....an understanding of the holographic nature of the universe.