Gregory's ServerFlow-based programming is pretty nifty for all things to do with format translation. Connecting nodes to convert data being sent between programs between ascii and hexadecimal, and catching the result with a text editor
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 @neauoire I always wanted to have an OS completely built around the clipboard where most programs would just apply a transformation to the clipboarl, just like how all operations in plan9's ACME are just piping the current selection through a program. Seems you have something similar. Can I dowload this build it and play around with it myself? @timthelion yeah! go for it, it's a bit undocumented at the moment, here: wm controls: d to draw menu.rom controls: right-click/shift enter to send a path string Have fun! Let me know if you find anything interesting  @neauoire This is super nifty at like OS-level. We have a mega build system with a mixture between Jenkins Pipelines in Groovy, Powershell that is interacting with Virtual Machines and running remote code in various ways. Never realized how useful it could actually be to make convoluted build systems using blueprints! Especially just to step into the progress as they are processed and a lot of the time we have to mangle either stdout or some plaintext files. |
wait, do I still even need tools as crude as clipboards for copy/paste anymore.. I guess not.