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Omni‑Logic Public License (OLPL)
The Omni‑Logic Public License (OLPL) is a modern, enforceable license built for the next century of software — one where humans, corporations, and artificial systems all interact with code in ways traditional licenses never anticipated.
Building a Generic USB-over-IP Setup
This article explains how to build a generic USB-over-IP setup using a Raspberry Pi or similar Linux single-board computer. It describes how a USB peripheral can be plugged into a network-connected bridge device, exported using Linux USB/IP, and imported by a client computer so the device appears locally. The guide covers suitable hardware, network design, installation, automatic startup, security controls, device compatibility, troubleshooting, and practical configurations such as lab benches, firmware development stations, printer bridges, and remote serial access. It also notes Windows limitations and recommends VPNs or firewall rules for secure operation.
Multiboot DOS
Starting DOS using a Multiboot-compliant loader involves creating a custom loader that can switch the CPU from protected mode (set up by the Multiboot-compliant bootloader) back to real mode (required by DOS)
IO.SYS
IO.SYS is a hidden, system file that is loaded early in the boot process of DOS-based systems. It is essential for the operating system to function. This article looks at its structure and work towards reconstruction.
2 Stage Boot Loader
Described here are the working for a two-stage bootloader designed to initialize and load an operating system kernel in a flexible and modular manner
Creating s Boot Sector
Creating a boot sector from scratch requires knowledge of assembly language and how the BIOS works during the boot process.
DOS Notes
DOS is a command-line-based operating system that was foundational to the growth of the personal computer industry. It provided users with a simple yet powerful way to interact with their computers and manage hardware resources, setting the stage for more advanced operating systems in the future.
Multiboot
The motivation behind the development of the Multiboot Specification stems from the need for a standardized booting process for different operating systems. Before Multiboot, each operating system had its own unique boot loader, leading to significant incompatibilities and complexities for users who wanted to switch between different OSes or manage multi-boot systems.
RGB / CMYK Conversion
Understanding the use cases and differences between RGB and CMYK is crucial for designers, photographers, and anyone involved in digital or print media to ensure that their work is color accurate and suitable for the intended medium.
Make Drawing from a Photo
This article proposes conversion of a photo image into a line drawing by using edge detect, smooth and enhancement process.
About .WebP
Provides some code examples of working with WebP Image format.