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snaums@toot.kif.rocksS

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  • Remember the "One Laptop Per Child" project, that developed a low-cost computer for children in developing countries?
    snaums@toot.kif.rocksS snaums@toot.kif.rocks

    @blinry If you limit it to python, it could be fun. C/C++ code has to be compiled and that can take _a while_. Maybe it would work better on something like Gentoo. Or maybe you'd have a system, where in a special environment, everything is built from package-source once, then can be edited and recompiled in seconds.

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  • Remember the "One Laptop Per Child" project, that developed a low-cost computer for children in developing countries?
    snaums@toot.kif.rocksS snaums@toot.kif.rocks

    @blinry Well. Several idea pop up. The currently focused Application is easy to find. With something like apt-file you can find the package, download the source package and show that. That won't be much fun.

    If you were to limit it to python-Apps, showing the directory of the python-file seems easy. Then you will want an overlay fs to not destroy the installed App, but write changes to "disk" and rerun the application from there.

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