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#openblade - can it run doom?
#unix_surrealism #technomage #comic #fediart #mastoart #runbsd #doom
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Girl sits on the floor with a CRT monitor placed on the tome 'C ANIMALS'. The book 'Hackbook' is there also.
A diskette drive is connected to the monitor. A Doom floppy lies by.
Girl has a laptop in her lap. Wires run from the laptop to OpenBlade to the CRT.
The screen shows the main menu of the first Doom game.
Making my first #DOOM map for @dosgameclub 's community map pack. I'm not great at DOOM so I'm sure I've made it too easy, but I've included the requisite monster closet ambushes - You'll never guess what happens when you pick up the blue key in at the end of this completely innocent looking corridor 😅
(Reposted with enlarged images for those of you not using 320x240 as your desktop resolution)
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DOOM screenshot of a suspicious corridor and blue key on a plinth
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DOOM screenshot showing a room with impluvium, open to the sky
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DOOM screenshot showing a red key surrounded by a pit
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DOOM screenshot showing a button and large door
in eshell, issuing vi drops you into this interesting fantasy mode. It’s quite funny to use !! within vi within emacs. Consider using it instead of #vim or #doom.
@screwtape I never thought to try that! So I checked it out, Eshell actually has a vi aliased to the command eshell-exec-visual, which goes through the trouble of creating a Term-mode buffer running a terminal process of whatever command you specify (e.g. “vi”) and titling it the name of the process (e.g. “*vi*“) for you. You can do the same thing with less, or top, probably also fish shell, though I haven’t tried it.
You know what would be really funny? If you modified the find-file command to open every file in a Vi process via eshell-exec-visual!
But ultimately, it is like running the man command in Emacs, which runs Less in a similar way. I usually prefer my applications to be written in Emacs Lisp (like viper or woman), and not run a compiled C program in a separate process controlling Emacs with ANSI terminal control codes.
Instead of working on my parser I wrote a silly #vi #emacs #eshell useage #medium post.
#development #environment #lisp #programming
https://medium.com/@screwlisp/executing-common-lisp-in-vi-in-emacs-shell-023177e0fb13
The gist is that in eshell, issuing vi drops you into this interesting fantasy mode. It's quite funny to use !! within vi within emacs. Consider using it instead of #vim or #doom.
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Unreadably dark blue comment vi in emacs. A simple lisp program that reads and sorts a list, then quits. The invocation being done in vi, visible at the bottom, is
!!printf "(1 3 2)" | sbcl --noinform --load sort-numbers.lisp
the output from a previous attempt is visible in the comment.
