It’s open source and not for sale

You could just use SDL. Very easy to integrate into a C project. BUT SDL doesn’t come with any UI primitives so you will need to make buttons, sliders etc yourself.

Now LISP I hate with a genuine passion.

LISP is the language of the gods

Manual memory management is a whole new beat haha.

This is likely is an abbreviation of “config”/“configuration”.

This is a phase that most Linux enthusiasts go through at some point. It takes time to understand what a distro really is.

People see distros as being much more different than they really are because of the default settings between distros being so different from each other.

At the end of the day a distro is basically just a way of choosing which group of people you want to trust to package software for you.

You can always just use the version you have and run an update after it’s installed.

Btw

Fish is such a nice shell.

I wrote a collection of small apps for fish a few weeks ago. If anyone wants to check it out: https://github.com/matdombrock/angler.fish

Terminal commands and Weird Al lyrics might have more in common than you think.

I really kind of doubt it’s even possible to make a game as complex as nethack on anything like a traditional 8-bit system but maybe something like Powder?

http://www.zincland.com/powder/index.php?pagename=about

The controller has like 3 buttons.

The photoshopped hat

I have a few open source audio projects in the works myself right now. Aside from my own stuff, Fish shell has been my latest addiction.