Cool initiative. Is this fully separate from "legal Mike", the Dutch company that provides a similar solution, https://legalmike.ai/product/ ? That may be confusing on the naming.
Would love to try if I could swap out the underlying Tilde editor with classic Wordperfect... seems like https://github.com/taviso/wpunix Might actually be the perfect fit for this (for me).
Looks like an interesting project. Do you have any comments on how it is different from running gVisor?
Would be interesting to see how far this is with exaloop's codon compiler.
How are you looking at electromagnetic shielding, and the requirements imposed by the use of ship radar and possible magnetic compasses?
That helps, thanks! It is all about the framing. I love these kinds of tools and have been using a combination of them together with nushell, but it is a road less travelled it seems. All the more reason to evangelise…
Where would you place this between osquery and steampipe? It seems to borrow concepts on both sides, but I'm not sure how it could not be plugin for either.
Cool initiative. Is this fully separate from "legal Mike", the Dutch company that provides a similar solution, https://legalmike.ai/product/ ? That may be confusing on the naming.
Would love to try if I could swap out the underlying Tilde editor with classic Wordperfect... seems like https://github.com/taviso/wpunix Might actually be the perfect fit for this (for me).
Looks like an interesting project. Do you have any comments on how it is different from running gVisor?
Would be interesting to see how far this is with exaloop's codon compiler.
How are you looking at electromagnetic shielding, and the requirements imposed by the use of ship radar and possible magnetic compasses?
That helps, thanks! It is all about the framing. I love these kinds of tools and have been using a combination of them together with nushell, but it is a road less travelled it seems. All the more reason to evangelise…
Where would you place this between osquery and steampipe? It seems to borrow concepts on both sides, but I'm not sure how it could not be plugin for either.