It was a little too flexible to make secure and fast though.
I'd like to see how complex a CEF-based Wayland compositor would be in comparison.
How about using Godot instead of CEF? It has a pretty full-featured UI system.
So many possibilities.
Actually why stop there? Make said library also compile to a full screen Windows and Macos application that somehow renders the contents of windows to textures and does event handing etc. that way you can write your desktop environment once and use it everywhere.
I've gone crazy with power.
Isn't that basically Chrome OS?
https://www.technologyreview.com/2009/11/19/208062/google-gi...
If I disable "font-family: Atkinson" it comes back, so guessing it's font related. I do see the two .woff files load in the Network tab. Interestingly, when I preview either font file, I see the sample of the font (AaBbCc etc.) in a flash for just milliseconds, and then it disappears and I see nothing.
Basically, assigning a state to itself tells it to signal that that state has changed and update anything that is listening to it. The `state` object is actually a JS Proxy returned by createState [0], which allows intercepting the assignment to the `windows` property and emit signals. Usually you dont have to do that, but in this case, the proxy doesn't notice that `state.windows.push(X)` is a mutation. Only assignments directly to the state object count as mutations.
TLDR, `state.windows = state.windows` tells the framework that `windows` changed.
[0]: https://github.com/MercuryWorkshop/dreamlandjs/blob/1e7a34a1...
"Windows 1.0 is the first major release of Microsoft Windows, a family of graphical user shells and operating systems for personal computers developed by Microsoft. It was first released to manufacturing in the United States on November 20, 1985"
So, I guess, Windows also is "starting to show it’s age". /s
Jesus, bro, you can’t say stuff like this here.
Half of HN is going to have a stroke and will end up sounding like Hodor – native, natuve, ntve.
