leimon @leimon@librem.one

@martijnbraam That's pretty wild!

@mntmn I know this is a bit after the fact, but you might like checking out the following video:

https://youtu.be/i0XImOEgVts

A substantial portion of the video is dedicated to the guy testing-out/demonstrating what box86 can do on an rpi4. In my opinion, it is really impressive work.

@bart Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly is glacier?

@mntmn Even so, looks like you are making good progress. I started working on getting box86 installed on my rpi4 a couple of weeks ago (running 64 bit manjaro), but I haven't yet made it past the compilation stage (I've been too sidetracked with other projects).

Anyhow, if I were in your shoes, I might suggest a few paths: grep the project source code for warning message, check the fithub project page, or pick another game to test, how about battle for wesnoth (open source x86).

*...would probably be in business.*

Ugh.. I totally dropped my phone and accidentally posted accidentally.

Hey @mntmn, I saw on your Twitter account that you want to run some x86 apps on arm. You should really take a look at this project:

https://github.com/ptitSeb/box86/blob/master/README.md

Unfortunately this focuses on 32bit systems, but if you were to run a 32bit OS on the reform, you would probably be in buu

@LemmyDev yeah, reddit certainly has become a cesspool...

@LemmyDev @asonix please forgive my ignorance, is the goal of this project to create something lkke a federated reddit?

@mntmn My "want" sensors are tingling...

@gbrnt@mastodon.technology @mntmn I've seen some photos of that display showing the overall battery percentage, in other photos I've seen it display the voltage of the individual LiFePo cells contained within.

@PINE64 I am excited to hear about that you guys are planning to make a USB-C dock! The new dock should work with Linux phones like the Pine Phone and Librem 5 right (well, once the software stack is in place)?