midfavila
The Async/Alone/Autistic/Anything/Awful/Amazing "operating system"; actually just two KISS repositories in a trench coat for now.
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Xaw-based IRC client. You need E. Falk's Frame, FileSelect, Tabs, and Gridbox widgets to build this. If you're a KISS user, install the libXawPlus package from kiss-mfavila-small and link against it. Otherwise it's a trivial source edit.
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Minimal multiprotocol TCP/IP client.
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A mirror of editline, modified to use plain Make.
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Mirror of TinyX. Will be rewriting build system and attempting to add XRandR at the very least.
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Nebula is an IRC client originally written by Riccardo Mottola. This is my fork of it; goals are to eliminate any implementation-specific code, add TLS support, and generally add a layer of polish.
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The Generic Window Manager - a classic, revitalized. Lightweight, written primarily in C, it takes a similar approach to EMACS - a custom Lisp kernel that exposes all low-level events to the end user.
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Mirror of Suckless' ubase (git://git.suckless.org/ubase)
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Minimal screen editor. A fork of the classic se (https://se-editor.org/) that strips out unnecessary features, replaces obsolete libraries with modern equivalents, and attempts to make editing a little more intuitive.
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One True AWK (https://github.com/onetrueawk/awk) mirror.
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Mirror of Suckless' sbase (git://git.suckless.org/sbase)
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Mid's Extended Utilities is a collection of various tool programs written in the spirit of the portable and unportable utilities, but that have no specification governing them.
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Mid's Portable Utilities are a set of (hopefully) POSIX and SUS-compliant Unix userland tools that are portable across many Unices.
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