A new binary release PicoTurtle v0.2.0-alpha.7 of PicoTurtle is out. This release has minor bug fixes. The release page contains detailed release notes.

The installer, documentation and user guides are available as always at PicoTurtle.

This article lists all the artworks referenced in the book "Pictorial Composition by Henri Rankin Poore"

This article presents an early preview of a Pixel Bitmap font for Devanagari that I've designed. It's still work in progress.

Introduction

I'm starting a new series of posts about container and VM specific API's and tools in the Linux operating system. These posts reflect some of the work I'm doing systematically exploring the containerization and virtualization options natively available in the Linux kernel. I will also explore some APIs and tools built on top of these functionalities.

In the first post here we look at creating a simple namespace and then using that namespace to modify some resource in that namespace.

Namespaces

Namespaces are one of the fundamental concepts available in new Linux kernels which support isolation of resources. A …

The tenth weekly release PicoTurtle v0.2.0-alpha.4 of PicoTurtle is out.

This release features a couple of important editor features:

1. Indent/De-indent code lines and blocks. Editor shortcuts are Ctrl+] and Ctr+[ respectively. One can also indent and de-indent using Tab and Shift-Tab.
2. Toggle comment code lines and blocks using Ctrl+/.

Here's a screenshot of the application on my macbook air...

The windows installer can be downloaded here -> PicoTurtle v0.2.0-alpha.4 for Win/64-bit. Linux and Macos installers are still work in progress. Macos is turning out to especially difficult with my current CMake/vcpkg based …

The first source-only release Clibdocker v0.1.0-alpha.0 of Clibdocker is out.

CLibdocker is a C library implementation of the Docker Engine API.

The documentation is available online at Clibdocker docs. For further details check the project page Clibdocker.

The first source-only release Zclk v0.1.0-alpha.0 of Zclk is out. It is a C library which can be used to create CLI programs written in both C and Lua. It supports commands, sub-commands, arguments, options and typed values.

Commands and sub-commands can be implemented both in Lua and C. Allowing a mix of implementations.

The documentation is available online at ZClk docs. For further details check the project page Zclk.