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bitreich-branches.md (3083B) |
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1 # Bitreich Branches |
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3 Bitreich has several branches which represent ideas of the current time |
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4 where the to be done work to change the software around us can be cate‐ |
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5 gorized to a certain or certain tasks. New branches can be created just |
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6 by your work on them. Please try to collect them to have at least an in‐ |
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7 dex. |
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9 ## New Applications |
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10 * This branch can be abstracted further, when more software is produced. |
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11 * Write new applications. |
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12 * The first goal is to change existing software. If not possible, re‐ |
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13 write as simple as possible. |
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14 |
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15 ## Graphical Interface |
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16 * Work on new graphical interface ideas. |
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17 * see tabbed(1) |
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18 * see dwm(1) |
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19 * see dmenu(1) |
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20 * Try to get existing graphical interfaces or toolkits to use the new |
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21 metaphors for the sake of our sanity. WIMP is dead. |
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22 |
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23 ## Abstractions |
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24 |
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25 Most libraries tend to be written in complex ugly programming languages, |
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26 but they do their task well. The basic fact that the solutions are writ‐ |
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27 ten in ugly complex programming languages forces some other programmer |
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28 to rewrite a solution or some algorithm. |
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29 |
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30 * Write commandline interfaces for ugly abstracted software. |
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31 |
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32 ## Ugly World |
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33 |
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34 Big applications like for example libreoffice are enforced into our life |
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35 by public request. Easier access is needed to the ugly world. |
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36 |
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37 * Collect or write small utilities, polish them and give examples in how |
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38 to access the ugly world out there in an easy way using the commandline. |
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39 |
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40 ## Code Cleanup |
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41 |
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42 There is software out there which was written by some hobbyist but it |
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43 does a very good job. |
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44 |
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45 * Collect small application, polish them and make them reusable. |
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46 |
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47 Other software is really big but only got big by applying metaphors from |
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48 university which were never really understood but are annoying our life |
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49 just by their existence. |
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50 |
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51 * Find software you daily use, find ugly for example object abstractions |
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52 and remove them using a good functional style. Then try to get the |
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53 patches into mainline. |
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55 ## Protocols |
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56 |
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57 New protocols are introduced to solve problems which have already been |
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58 solved by simpler protocols. |
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59 |
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60 * Get people to use simple protocols by refurbishing old clients, writ‐ |
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61 ing new software for the protocols and educating the world. |
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62 * see IRC |
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63 * see gopher |
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64 * see SSH and kiosk |
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65 * see sfeed for news |
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66 * gopher for radio streaming |
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67 |
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68 ## Memes and Fun |
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70 Online culture is an important way to get people into a project. By |
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71 having fun and people benefiting from joining the project, even in a |
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72 simple way of a laugh, will grow Bitreich. |
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73 |
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74 * see annna and the memecache. |
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75 * see bitreich cooking for daily cooking news |
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76 * see various side projects |
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77 * Bithub for intellectual porn |
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78 * Bitreich TV for memes on stream |
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79 * annna for meme management |
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80 * memecache for meme economics |
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81 * see Day Of The GrParazyd (DOTG) for a game |
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82 * see ECTS credit programme for free |
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83 * get your meme degress |
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84 * see data offence anonymous meeting group |
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85 * join the friendless anti-social network |
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86 * become part of the snowmen programme for no benefits |
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87 * we are best at forgeperf |
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88 * see your future |
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89 * get a random joke |
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90 * watch vt100 movies |
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