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If you want to cooperate - I am open for that and I can share more. But this is public knowledge and should stay that way. Why you are deleting my comments in youtube - I have apps with 100K+ installs using such method and I can share details if you are really interested
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bialamusic...
https://apps.apple.com/tn/app/chord-detector/id1495811175
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/resonance-chromatic-tuner/id16...
Also Siren's Chore effect and more...
It is good to see the idea investigated by more people but the man should not try to claim it as his own. We are doing such tings for years and I want this knowledge stays to people so no one should claim it
Also very old stuff :)
I built OneManBSD to address this. It is an OpenBSD-based system built on a single 2012 ThinkPad L430.
Key features:
* Self-Containing: The installer image includes the full source code for the kernel, base, Xenocara, and required ports.
* Offline Rebuildable: You can rebuild the entire world from local source on the same machine without an internet connection.
* Minimalist: No big Gtk, no Qt. It uses JWM as a window manager and prefers clean C/C++-based apps.
* Diversification: I’ve intentionally avoided centralized version control and source binary separation. I believe "the more versions, the better" is the path to digital freedom.
I am looking for and hope to catch the interest of the 0.1% of developers (and future developers) who prefer freedom.
Project Page: https://bialamusic.com/onemanBSD/
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the "offline-rebuildable" philosophy and the "Source-in-ISO" approach.