Anyone thought about using a Steam Deck with this? Or explored the concept of a "Nomad Deck"?

It might be an interesting idea given that the Steam Deck has reasonable amount of RAM/GPU. The main issue for a knowledge base might be the lack of a physical keyboard though.

It has built in microphones though.

Not sure how good of an idea a Steam Deck would be for this. If you can't access Wikipedia, I imagine a replacement for its unprotected glass screen would be harder to come by if you drop it.

True, but I always give my devices a protective glass and put them in rugged armor. Broken screens never been a problem for me..

At that point you should just use an old laptop or small formfactor desktop, since finding monitors will not be too hard in the apocalypse.

I just wrote my own WebOS for coding on iOS rolling eyes -> jun.is

Awesome project. Do you use it to develop itself?

There are so many bugs not fixed over years it really makes me angry. One stands out, which is the idleassetsd process downloading and deleting wallpaper files over and over. This not only depleted my data plan multiple times when abroad, but also writes hundreds of gigabytes on not-replaceable SSDs. Ah, and the process uses all remaining memory and incredible cpu resources. What the f… is this s…? It almost feels deliberate, regarding M1+ SSD life expectancy.

It was design to nudge Apple account holders into purchasing additional iCloud disk space.

A web os based on Vue components as apps, with a bunch preinstalled (including basic app repositories and terminal), search and sync (which I just started working on) — https://jun.is (a bit more buggy on mobile yet)

Connecting with GitHub allows access to all private and public repos o_O

I’m currently building “Denorite” — A WebSocket server application built in Deno that enables real-time communication and event handling between Minecraft servers and TypeScript applications.

A realtime webOS interacting with it is also nearly ready to be released.

https://github.com/Denorite/Server

“Let’s see Paul Allen’s Card!”

Basically my dream Minecraft server.. looking like a vintage operating system. :) https://rea.lity.cc

I have only worked for two companies so far. I got both jobs through my side projects. The first job was my apprenticeship. The second was with a Swiss sensor developer.

[0] The first was a Minecraft server software with a web interface similar to an operating system. Players could log in, upload items, xp and trade etc.

[1] The second was a note-taking app similar to Obsidian, but completely real-time, based on a CRDT (yjs)

[0] https://github.com/iojanis/creaftOS [1] https://lity.cc