This is a totally crazy thing! You definitely know Windows Subsystem for Linux. This project implements a kind of DOS Subsystem for Linux. You can run a Linux session from your DOS command shell and then exit back to DOS. The implementation details are very interesting!
https://github.com/haileys/doslinux
#lowlevel #dos #assembly #system #programming #linux
https://github.com/haileys/doslinux
#lowlevel #dos #assembly #system #programming #linux
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GitHub - haileys/doslinux: Run Linux programs on DOS
Run Linux programs on DOS. Contribute to haileys/doslinux development by creating an account on GitHub.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
We use the terminal all the time rarely wondering how it works. How does a command shell interact with a terminal emulator in a graphical environment? How can libraries like ncurses render pseudographic windows and controls?
Aram Drevekenin has created a wonderful interactive article where he explains how the various components of the system interact with each other to create such a familiar console experience.
Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator
#unix #terminal #programming #linux
We use the terminal all the time rarely wondering how it works. How does a command shell interact with a terminal emulator in a graphical environment? How can libraries like ncurses render pseudographic windows and controls?
Aram Drevekenin has created a wonderful interactive article where he explains how the various components of the system interact with each other to create such a familiar console experience.
Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator
#unix #terminal #programming #linux
Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator
How does a terminal emulator work? What are ANSI escape codes? Understanding terminal internals for development, fun and mischief.