in addition to it being amazing to see uxn implemented in this context, the DuskOS repo has a smol wealth of documentation, rationale, and source code worth the salt of any budding computer-maker-in-the-making.

If you've wondered things like "why?", "why forth?", "why not C?", "why not Unix?", "why not Javascript?", "how?", "where does this so-called complexity in computing come from?" -- this repo is a valuable resource in the acquisition of those and other understandings.

this might be covered in one of the documentation pages but I was wondering how graphics are done on the uxn and is there a resource on that.

@pry it's kind of architecture dependent, but X11 and SDL2 implementations are little framebuffer routines that work similarly to the Famicom/z80 era computers.

https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/varvara.html#screen

ah ok, thanks! I'll take a look. I've been toying around w making a VHDL implementation of uxn just as practice

@pry lemme know if you need a hand

will do! thanks and great talk at handmade Seattle

@eli_oat watching Virgil go is super impressive.

@altavox yup!