ApertureOS

So remember when I mentioned the autotrader program for $GLaDOS, well now I'm having second thoughts on weather I should really release it or not... Mainly because it works, and despite still technically being a lottery, the odds are in our favour. I'll make an article! :3

As I'm building stuff, especially something as bleeding-edge as $GLaDOS, I ofc run into several blunders and issues, but without said issues I wouldn't find underlying root problems that when fixed make the OS more usable as a normal Operating System. Like today, while testing around with LibreOffice, I found a few bugs, missing ABIs, and a buggy Guest(runtime) FIleSystem. I fixed it all, and got LibreOffice Writer properly working.

Heyo, I finally updated the website with new information. I keep forgetting to update it, mainly due to the stress of managing the last few updates and keeping everyone here happy. Don't worry, we will get some updates concerning the webminer, and more. But for now I need to get my shit together, and get $GLaDOS back up to pace with the rest of the market.

Morning $GLaDOS, my PC was being slow last night hence I wasn't able to make a post about the release, but here it is: GLaDOS 1.4.3 now includes Ring-3 GPU/WiFi/Desktop support, aswell as the installation and running of Linux GlibC Applications! An unmodified Mesa, running as a normal Linux program on GLaDOS, opens /dev/dri/renderD128 and does Vulkan on the host's NVIDIA GPU through virtio-gpu. A million-element compute dispatch comes back correct. Zink then layers OpenGL on top, so ordinary 32-bit GL programs draw on the GPU too. The window in the GIF is one of them, drawing thousands of triangles a frame on the GLaDOS desktop. A 32-bit 3D game that drew about 1 fps on the CPU now renders at 27 to 38 fps. Also new since the last push: - guest threads on every core, and several sessions at once, each with its own process IDs - sound: ALSA programs play through HD Audio - the built-in Wayland server gained a keyboard and mouse, true full screen and pointer lock - programs run as background jobs beside the shell - a ring-3 network manager - installed programs appear as desktop icons with their own artwork. Double-click and they start in ring 3, no typing. Each entry names its runtime, so Windows and BSD runtimes can plug into the same launcher later. - pool: wallet progress syncs across devices, a live revenue estimate, and holding $GLaDOS now sets your reward tier instead of whether you get paid - fixes for a futex lost wakeup, and a crash after 4,096 GPU buffers Next up, we'll be going further down the line of integrating higher support for Linux, and the first NT10/Windows support scaffolds. Other than that it's also planned to release Installer .iso's, so we can ship larger updates in smaller sizes.

Hello hello, This is hopefully the last of said bugfix tweets today. The $GLaDOS miner has been fully fixed and is fully operational. You may continue mining as usual. Yes, you can mine @RobinhoodCrypto RWAs and the GLaDOS token, here's how it works: