Because it uses the XCursor format, which is a quite old standard. Getting apps to switch to a newer standard that has vector graphics is already hard enough. Getting them to do so without burning your GPU is basically impossible.
Yes, it got translated differently because the original sentence ("Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand, wer ist die Schönste im ganzen Land?") doesn't really rhyme when translated to english.
In the original (german) version she was asking who was the most beautiful in the kingdom(? not sure if that's the correct way to translate that).
As specified in my reply to your comment, this is a kernel, so running things like nix-ld isn't an option.
I don't use dynamic libraries here for the same reason.
In this case it's because the compiler would like to link to the standard library (which doesn't exist in this case, this is a kernel). Additionally i need a specific binary file layout, that's what the linker script is for.
No, it does not.
Because it uses the XCursor format, which is a quite old standard. Getting apps to switch to a newer standard that has vector graphics is already hard enough. Getting them to do so without burning your GPU is basically impossible.
This sounds very similar to ObsidianOS.
or
if you're feeling fancy
The reason programmers are complaining is because the LLM stole our code to do so.
The flush button can be pushed upwards and taken off. Everything else is accessible from there.
Kiwix exists and they have at least one copy (which they provide for free to anyone who presses the download button).
such a shame Langenscheidt disqualified that
That's not windows, that's GNOME.
Yes, it got translated differently because the original sentence ("Spieglein, Spieglein an der Wand, wer ist die Schönste im ganzen Land?") doesn't really rhyme when translated to english.
In the original (german) version she was asking who was the most beautiful in the kingdom(? not sure if that's the correct way to translate that).
As specified in my reply to your comment, this is a kernel, so running things like nix-ld isn't an option. I don't use dynamic libraries here for the same reason.
In this case it's because the compiler would like to link to the standard library (which doesn't exist in this case, this is a kernel). Additionally i need a specific binary file layout, that's what the linker script is for.
May i present, the source folder for my operating system.
The other way around, but yes.
The main difference is that Libreboot is deblobbed per default.
Limine does not have decryption, that's just the linux kernel.