Chris

my little project from last rainy weekend in today's @golangweekly golangweekly.com/issues/333 . Nice to see there's some interest in this niche topic.

a rainy weekend evening and something is brewing... github.com/christian-korn…

ghostty の Windows 移植、予定していた実装はほぼ終わった。

@bcherny @Wehbs what about third party tools that build on top of agent sdk / claude -p ? When I share my project on GitHub when does it get disallowed? When I make it public? When many users start using it and you notice load on your backend? What's the line?

@Wehbs No changes to Agent SDK at this time, working on improving clarity more

I'm on rushes .cc , which seems to be the new vimeo rushes.cc/profile/chris

urgh ... @Medium is now adding Ads (banners) in the middle of articles, not even years old articles are safe from it. I procrastinated moving my poweruser.blog away from medium .com for a long time, but I think this is what will make me invest the time.

@RetroTechChris love it

Someone on Reddit made a Win3.x Android theme for Nova Launcher. I approve!! reddit.com/r/retrobattles…

If you deal with Windows protocols, install my new 'windows-protocols' agent skill *now*👇 npx skills add awakecoding/openspecs --skill windows-protocols -y -g It includes 400+ Microsoft Open Specifications, converted to Markdown and optimized for AI agents 🤖🚀

spot on marler8997.github.io/blog/fixed-win…

seems like I'm not the only one with #Bluetooth audio problems on #Asahi #Linux (#Apple Sillicon). github.com/christian-korn…

it's Fosdem Weekend #Fosdem26 #Brussels fosdem.org/2026/

📢 Announcing winapp, the Windows App Development CLI! For workflow across frameworks like Electron, Rust, C++, and .NET. 🛠️ One-command setup 🔑 Easy Package Identity for debugging 📦 Simplified MSIX packaging ⚛️ Electron integration Learn more👇 blogs.windows.com/windowsdevelop…

jinja2 in/for pure Go 🙏 github.com/mitsuhiko/mini…

TIL that it's actually safe to use example<.com|.net|.org> in templates, examples, docs. I've intentionally avoided that for years.

The idea of everyone building software intimidates people. For me, growing up in 80s and early 90s was unique because we used to program our own personal computers. Programming was an activity for everyone who had a computer.

Go 1.26 seems to be the "faster everything" release. Besides GreenTea GC and faster memory allocations, there's also a 20–30% improvement in cgo calls. Here are some details. In the Go runtime, a *processor* (often referred to as a P) is a resource required to run user code or the scheduler. For a thread to execute a goroutine, it must first have a processor attached to it. Processors move through different states. They can be "running" (executing code), "idle" (waiting for work), or "gcstop" (paused because of the garbage collection). Previously, processors had a state called "syscall" used when a goroutine is making a system or cgo call. Now, this state has been removed. Instead of using a separate processor state, the system now checks the status of the goroutine assigned to the processor to see if it's involved in a system call. This reduces internal runtime overhead and simplifies code paths for cgo and syscalls. Neat!

“Go’s Sweet 16” by Austin Clements, for the Go team — go.dev/blog/16years #golang

kina: Kubernetes in Apple Containerization github.com/AkihiroSuda/ki… Made in an hour during Container Install Meetup at #KubeCon , as an exercise to learn Apple Containerization

Now there seem to be 3 independent ports of Linux kernel to Wasm: 1. wasmlinux-demo.pages.dev 2. linux.tombl.dev 3. joelseverin.github.io/linux-wasm/ Maybe helpful for improving the syscall compatibility of elfconv (ELF-to-Wasm AOT compiler by @ming_rrr) ? yomaytk.github.io/elfconv-demo/

These "10x Commandments of Highly Effective Go" from @bitfield on the @jetbrains blog are terrific. Some of these apply to any programming language, but I like the specific advice and examples for @golang devs. blog.jetbrains.com/go/2025/10/16/…