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Installer ISO based on Slackware64 (1.42 GB)

Minimal ISO based on Slackware64 that runs from RAM (192 MB)

Boot with Legacy BIOS.

If using VirtualBox, 3D acceleration should be enabled.

This is a multilib system, the only 32-bit application included is
Wine.

It comes with the 64-bit gcc only, so the included gcc cannot create
32 bit binaries.

It is a stripped down system that does not include systemd, wayland,
elogind, polkit, pulseaudio, or NetworkManager.

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Hot Dog (Linux) on a (USB) stick

To write the image to a USB drive:

$ dd if=/path/to/file.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=1M

/path/to/file.iso is the file name of the image file.

/dev/sdX is the USB device to write the image to.

Run as root. Be careful not to write to the wrong drive.

Source Code

  * Github

Misc

  * The Ideal Programming Language
  * Cartoons, Comic Strips, and User Interfaces
  * Everything Is A Stream
  * Perl and 'use strict'

  * Installation Screenshots Hot Dog Stand
  * Installation Screenshots Amiga
  * Installation Screenshots Atari ST
  * Installation Screenshots Windows 3.1
  * Installation Screenshots Mac Classic
  * Installation Screenshots Mac Platinum
  * Installation Screenshots Aqua

  * How To Show An Alert
  * How To Show A Confirmation Dialog
  * How To Show A Checklist Dialog
  * How To Show A Radio Button Dialog
  * How To Show A Text Field Dialog
  * How To Show A Password Dialog

  * How To Configure Window Placement
  * How To Configure Menu Bar

Overview

The design goals of HOT DOG Linux include:

  * Graphical user interface based on retro computer systems
    including Windows 3.1 Hot Dog Stand, Amiga Workbench, Atari ST
    GEM, and Mac Classic and Aqua
  * Custom lightweight Objective-C foundation
  * Bitmapped graphics, low DPI displays
  * No Unicode support by design

HOT DOG Linux uses a custom lightweight Objective-C foundation on top
of the GCC Objective-C runtime. The style of Objective-C is
completely different from the one Apple uses, everything is basically
id.

By design, Unicode is not supported.

Low DPI displays are preferred, since the graphics are bitmapped and
fixed in size. The preferred aspect ratio for HOT DOG Linux is 5:4 in
landscape, and 3:4 in portrait.

HOT DOG Linux does not use Automatic Reference Counting. It causes
problems with type-checking during compilation (it is too strict).

HOT DOG Linux is an acronym that stands for Horrible Obsolete T
ypeface and Dreadful Onscreen Graphics for Linux.

How to compile and run

$ sh makeUtils.sh

$ perl build.pl

To run the window manager:

$ ./hotdog runWindowManager

To run the iPod style interface:

$ ./hotdog

Notes

Aqua mode uses 'compton' for window drop shadows and 'feh' to set the
wallpaper.

Some of the Perl scripts use the JSON module.

Screenshots

Mac Platinum Screenshot 1280x1024

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Mac Color Screenshot 1280x1024

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Mac Classic Screenshot 1280x1024

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Amiga Screenshot 1280x1024

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Atari ST Screenshot 1280x1024

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Aqua Screenshot 1280x1024

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Windows 3.1 Screenshot 1280x1024

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HOTDOGbuntu -- Ubuntu compatibility

HOTDOG can be run on Ubuntu and its derivatives.

See the NOTES-Ubuntu file for more information.

Related Project

PUCKO Web Browser

http://puckoweb.com

Legal

Copyright (c) 2020 Arthur Choung. All rights reserved.

Email: arthur -at- hotdoglinux.com

Released under the GNU General Public License, version 3.

For details on the license, refer to the LICENSE file.