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people:joby_elliott [2017/09/13 00:48] – jelliott | people:joby_elliott [2018/11/29 22:33] (current) – Thought I'd go ahead and add my paper from last year's class jelliott | ||
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I'm a gazillionth-year CS senior, who was at one point 7 credit hours away from a BFA. | I'm a gazillionth-year CS senior, who was at one point 7 credit hours away from a BFA. | ||
- | I work as a web developer now, and that's really how I wound up interested in how to build distributed things. | + | I work as a web developer now, and that's really how I wound up interested in how to build distributed things. |
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===== Ulam Public Key ===== | ===== Ulam Public Key ===== | ||
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- | ===== Project Direction Ideas ===== | + | ===== Ulam in Windows |
- | I'm still somewhat interested in consensus-building, but I kind of wonder if it should even be all that complex in a lot of cases. | + | **Update:** as of the Fall Creators Update, you no longer need to fool around with the insider preview builds. |
- | At this point I'm so taken with the concept of bonds that I'm actually leaning toward wanting to just do an implementation of that. I've got some ideas for how to use them for semi-permeable membranes, too. | + | Now, once you have the 2017 Fall Creators Update, you just go into Windows features, turn on Windows Subsystem |
- | As a less big-monster-central-questiong-of-the-entire-paradigm project than " | + | Then you can install Xming in Windows, set DISPLAY=:0 in both your .profile and .bashrc, and even GUI programs will work. You could probably even build xlaunch files to make shortcuts in Windows |
- | ===== Ulam in Windows | + | WSL will mount your Windows |
- | I've done something sort of demented, but thought I would throw out that this is possible. If you install a Windows Insider preview build, you can then install the Windows for Linux Subsystem. It's basically a thing that lets native Linux binaries run inside Windows. Then you can install a prepackaged CLI copy of Ubuntu out of the Windows Store, and you'll have a fully functional Ubuntu command line running **natively** inside Windows. Then you can install Xming (or some other X server) in Windows, and run GUI Ubuntu programs natively(ish) on Windows 10! | + | < |
+ | //server/share \mnt\xyz drvfs defaults 0 0 | ||
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- | It's sick, I know. It lets me write, compile, and run Ulam on my Surface Pro though. The simulator even runs pretty fast. | + | One handy thing is that since Windows is handling the underlying requests, it lets you mount things Windows knows the credentials for without having to duplicate the credentials in Ubuntu. |
people/joby_elliott.1505263694.txt.gz · Last modified: 2017/09/13 00:48 by jelliott