LingSys

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Your machine's memory, GPU, motherboard and network, drawn and played in the Ling design system: LingSys, a small build for USB liquid-cooler displays, LingNet for IPv4/IPv6, DNS and packets, and a LingOS edition. 64-bit and 32-bit Windows builds included.

Keywords system-monitor, visualization, network, ipv6, gpu, lcd, lingos, ling

lingfu install LingSys

LicenseMIT

AuthorsLing Lin <taellinglin@gmail.com>

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releases/README.txt

LingSys 0.2.0: built programs

windows-x64/   LingSys.exe, LingSysMini.exe, LingNet.exe   for 64-bit Windows
windows-x86/   LingSys.exe, LingSysMini.exe, LingNet.exe   for 32-bit Windows (they also run on 64-bit Windows)
lingos/        hatchsys_os.elf                              LingSys Rings for LingOS: a 64-bit ELF for the LingOS userland

LingSys    the whole program: main screen, memory, GPU, board, network
LingSysMini the small build for a liquid-cooler LCD (see tools/lcd_sender.py)
LingNet    the network in detail: adapters, IPv4 and IPv6, DNS, packets, addresses

The Windows exes carry their own samplers and need nothing beside them; they run on the interpreter
(about 20 fps, flat memory). Start with an argument: "sim" for made-up data, "full" for fullscreen,
"1000x600" to size the window. Only 64-bit Windows with live data has been used day to day; the 32-bit
exes were checked running on 64-bit Windows, not on a 32-bit installation.

The LingOS program is a demonstration of the design on the LingOS framebuffer driven by a synthetic
signal: LingOS userland has no windows, files or system counters for the real programs to use.
It builds and links to a valid ELF but has not been run on LingOS.

Check the files against SHA256SUMS.txt. Rebuild everything with: python tools/build.py,
python tools/build_exe.py, and ling build lingos/hatchsys_os.ling --platform lingos

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