>>108783267
Windows 7

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>>108783267
A few days ago I asked the AI to write a video explorer for me that creates combined preview images of the movies from 4 smaller images from different parts of the movie. I also asked it to create a cache system for the images. It created it in 20 minutes. It's faster than the windows file explorer. (I could write it myself, but I don't want to spend two weeks on it.)
Now I can browse my 10TB porn collection more easily.

>>108783267
I wrote some software that lets unsupported apps run on win7 and I use it every day
>>108783337
OP says "programs/apps you have written yourself".
Maybe next time ask the AI to turn OP's sentence into a list of bullet points so your rotted brain can extract some meaning out of it

>>108783354
Who hurt you?

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>>108783355
I’m not mad, I just think answering the actual thread prompt is harder than it looks for some people.

>>108783384
You must have a hard life. Sometimes it’s better to go out into nature and stay off the internet for a day or two.

>>108783267
my replacement for startx / xinit

#!/bin/sh

cleanup() {
    stty sane < /dev/tty 2>/dev/null
    reset < /dev/tty 2>/dev/null
}

trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM

X -seat seat0 -keeptty :0 vt1 &
X_PID=$!

while [ ! -e /tmp/.X11-unix/X0 ]; do
    sleep 0.1
done

export DISPLAY=:0

fluxbox

# Fluxbox exited  now clean up terminal
cleanup

kill "$X_PID" 2>/dev/null
wait "$X_PID" 2>/dev/null

>>108783267
my replacement for udev

USE=""
KEYBOARD=""

for ev in /sys/class/input/event*; do
    dev="/sys/class/input/$(basename "$ev")"

    [ -e "$dev/device" ] || continue

    path=$(readlink -f "$dev/device")

    case "$path" in
        *usb1/1-1/*:1.0*)
            MOUSE="/dev/input/$(basename "$ev")"
            ;;
        *usb1/1-2/*:1.0*)
            KEYBOARD="/dev/input/$(basename "$ev")"
            ;;
    esac
done

[ -n "$MOUSE" ] && ln -sf "$MOUSE" /dev/input/mymouse
[ -n "$KEYBOARD" ] && ln -sf "$KEYBOARD" /dev/input/mykeyboard

exit 0

>>108783405
It's been a while since I used any kind of Linux but isn't udev just something that automatically creates fake files in /dev for each of your devices? IIRC when configuring gentoo you can disable that and just create a bunch of things in /dev with mknod that cover all the devices you're going to plug into the system ahead of time, up to a certain limit.

>>108783267
I wrote a wrapper for a Minecraft server that intercepts sigterm and shuts down the server cleanly.

>>108783267
Currently working on a program to organize my finances. It's mostly a learning exercise so I can learn Python and figure out how OOP shit works, but if I like it I'll rewrite it in C++ .

>>108783267
I wrote windows 95 and it was stolen from me.

>>108783599
I don't think you need to vibe code a py to organize cashing your McDonald's paychecks, D'Shawn.
Run along back to your NBA2K game on your PS5

>>108783355
Well desu AI just cloned someone's github repo lmfao.

>>108783599
Python is not good for OOP. Python is in everything though. Use C#, Java. C++ if you want to do memory management on top of that.

>>108783640
Memory management is for homosexuals. Just buy more ram and stop being a bitch

>>108783665
I can't fucking AI stole all my RAM sticks.

>>108783267
I haven't written any programs, only scripts. Like an AutoHotkey macro script or a yt-dlp CLI menu in PowerShell.

>>108783061
Zero dependency VueJs which lets you write in typescript on browser. Also the API is similar to Bannerlord Gauntlet UI/WPF (for dotnet desktop programmers)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2875478172
Better Exception Window, to debug my modded Bannerlord campaign

>>108783640
I'm mainly using Python because it's very similar to GDScript, which I'll be using in Godot once I'm comfortable with OOP concepts and a bit better at programming in general. I'm not doing anything particularly complicated, but at least I'll get a good grasp of planning and managing a sizable project.

>>108783308
Hello, Dave Cutler. How's Windows 11 K2 going?

>>108783267
I still use my efukt scraper every day.

>>108785161
We're trying, man. It's hard.

>>108785161
Man I WISH Cutler was there to un-fuck Windows. But the man is 84 years old, it's still amazing how well he's holding up for his age, but the man deserves a rest.

>>108783267
>chatbot to record camwhores
>chatbot to wakeonlan my servers
those are the ones I use the most

I have written a script which automatically activates a vibrator in my ass when I get a (You)

>>108783267
not a program but i have 50+ interdependent scripts that automate everything from installation to hardware to backups to mounts to daily tasks. i dont know what you call this. i got good at writing bash syntax and logic but im technically illiterate. but if the average normie was forced to spend a month using my system they'd never go back

i use my own website on a daily basis, i suppose
https://drcat.fun/
implemented a special system for how html files are read on it, especially with the blog on it
i also made a generator for making similar sites:
https://github.com/catsmells/matcha