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Raspberry Pi Headless Setup Guide

Prerequisites

• Raspberry Pi (tested on Pi 3A+)
• MicroSD card (minimum 8GB recommended)
• SD card reader
• Linux computer for setup
• WiFi network (2.4GHz for Pi 3A+)

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Nimony + raylib Tic-Tac-Toe

A minimal, single-file Tic-Tac-Toe game in Nim using raylib. It demonstrates a multi-threaded setup with a custom FFI wrapper for the shared library.

Prerequisites

• Nimony compiler
• A C compiler and raylib development libraries. See the official raylib wiki for platform-specific setup instructions.

Build & Run

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Nimony + raylib Tic-Tac-Toe

A minimal, single-file Tic-Tac-Toe game in Nim using raylib. It demonstrates a multi-threaded setup with a custom FFI wrapper for the shared library.

Prerequisites

• Nimony compiler
• A C compiler and raylib development libraries. See the official raylib wiki for platform-specific setup instructions.

Build & Run

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Prompt: Demonstration Example Generator

You are an AI assistant tasked with writing a demonstration code example showcasing the currently working features of the Nimony toolchain and standard library ports. This example is aimed at experienced programmers who prefer clarity and grounded demonstrations over hype.

Important: You must only use features and modules that are confirmed working in the implementation state described in the extracted feature list. Do not assume or invent features.

I will provide:

1. A feature list of constructs currently working

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import std / [syncio, tables, hashes, intsets, assertions]

type
  Point = object
    x, y: int

  Drawable = concept
    proc draw(p: Self)

proc draw(p: Point) =

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#!/bin/bash
# Custom toolbox container for ESP-IDF development
# From: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/creating-toolbx-with-custom-settings/37067

# Configuration
toolbox_name="esp-42-dev"
toolbox_hostname="esp-dev"
toolbox_home=$HOME
toolbox_user=$USER
toolbox_shell=$SHELL

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import std / [strutils, os, parseopt, sets]
import "$nim" / compiler / [lexer, llstream, pathutils, parser, ast, options, idents, renderer, syntaxes, msgs]

const
  Usage = """
Nim AI Documentation Generator

Usage: nimaidoc [options] <input-file>

Options:

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FROM registry.fedoraproject.org/fedora-toolbox:42

# Base tools and Python development environment
RUN dnf -y upgrade --refresh && \
    dnf -y --setopt=install_weak_deps=False install \
      git-credential-libsecret nano git curl wget ca-certificates \
      unzip xz tar nodejs nodejs-full-i18n npm \
      python3 python3-devel uv \
      gcc gcc-c++ make cmake \
      libxml2-devel libxslt-devel \

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Designer Agent Style Guide (Next.js + shadcn/ui)

Introduction

This style guide defines how the Designer Agent produces UI components for Next.js apps using shadcn/ui. It focuses on accessible, production-ready React components that are easy to hand off to an integration/build agent. The Designer Agent should concentrate on design, composition, and interaction patterns—not on backend logic or data fetching.

Key Principles

• Accessibility first: ARIA, keyboard support, focus management.
• Composability: Prefer small, reusable parts and clear extension points.

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New Fedora Workstation Installation Guide

Author: planetis-m

Download and Boot Fedora ISO

1. Download the latest Fedora Workstation ISO from Fedora Downloads.
2. Burn the ISO to a USB drive using Fedora Media Writer or Rufus.
3. Boot from the USB drive and start the live installation.