peterguo @peterguo@mastodon.sdf.org

I recorded my first experience on setting up Orange Pi Zero with #netbsd 9.2 in my Gopherhole phlog.
View it here:
gopher://sdf.org:70/0/users/peterguo/2022-06-30-setup-OrangPiZero_with_NetBSD-9.2.txt
Or,
https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw?=sdf.org+70+302f75736572732f706574657267756f2f323032322d30362d33302d73657475702d4f72616e6750695a65726f5f776974685f4e65744253442d392e322e747874

Started to play the OrangPiZero with #netbsd. Seems the wireless doesn’t get support yet? Ethernet works well though.

I managed this:
-=Gopherhole cosmetic work with gophermap and text art=-
gopher://sdf.org:70/1/users/peterguo/
or
https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw?=sdf.org+70+312f75736572732f706574657267756f2f

Today I learned text line auto wrap at given width with #vim text editor, use below set and your Vim will do the wrap for you! This is very nice when typing readable phlog with max 64 column width.

:set textwidth=64

This tiny OrangePi Zero2 SBC is up and running Debian, plus the 7 inch 1080P display, sitting right on the Logitech K480 keyboard, very neat tool for reading and writing Phlogs. They could last hours on a battery bank.

Now how about this, Nokia E7 connect to Raspberry Pi. Cute toy! With Delight CFW the E7 is quite usable.

My #OrangePi Zero and Zero2 are arrived, will find sometime burn the #netbsd and play with it, wanted to make a small home file server to release the RPI one. I think Zero will run good, but Zero2 not yet— I guess Allwinner H616 not get a support on NetBSD yet.

I finally got my AYN Odin handheld, the first game I want to play is the fan-made #AM2R

My 10 years + #kindle got a new life after battery swap.
#Kindle3 and #KindleFireHD

I still need to fix the ACPI boot error of #netbsd on my Sony Vario P pocket PC.
But #linuxmint runs good on it and I like the #xfce DE.

See the facial reconstruction of a man who lived 1,300 years ago
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/see-facial-reconstruction-swiss-man-end-roman-empire

a way to use ohmyzsh on sdf.org unix:
1. download a zip file(ohmyzsh-master.zip) from
https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh
2. move the file to home folder, and unzip it "unzip ohmyzsh-master"
3. change folder name: "mv ~/ohmyzsh-master ~/.oh-my-zsh"
4. backup .zshrc: "mv ~/.zshrc ~/.zshrc_backup"
5. copy .zshrc template: "cp ~/.oh-my-zsh/templates/zshrc.zsh-template
~/.zshrc"
6. type "zsh" in your terminal or "chsh" via the "maint"
7. Random themes? change the ZSH_THEME="random" in .zshrc file.