Post #3319905
2026-06-14 22:15 UTC
5000th toot! #introduction time.
I'm originally from London, UK, now based in Alt Empordà. I make #CreativeCoding #MathArt. I use Linux since 2004 or so, currently happy with Debian though I need to find something else to keep my remaining 32bit hardware up to date #permacomputing. Most of my code is published under #copyleft licenses.
I started making music on classic #Amiga, using #OctaMED SoundStudio until 2003. Then I used #PureData until 2011, but mousing patch cables was increasingly not fun so I wrote pdlua to embed Lua in Pd and later fixed some things to let libpd be compiled with emscripten to run in web browsers. In 2012 I started #LiveCoding music in the #C programming language, which I still do.
Always interested in #fractals, I wrote some libraries to support my investigation of the #MandelbrotSet. I took over maintenance of Kalle's Fraktaler 2, but eventually I was fed up with its code and wrote Fraktaler-3 from scratch, to support deep zooming into hybrid escape time fractals. A companion program Zoomasm is for video output.
I have a lot of projects, most sleeping until I feel inspired to work on them some more. Currently working on Mandeltron, a thing that combines live-coding with the Mandelbrot set.
More on my website, including blog going back to 2005: https://mathr.co.uk
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@raster@mastodon.uno 2026-06-15 15:56
@mathr@post.lurk.org I think NetBSD at least plans to keep the 32bit support around, as much it also supports the most exotic and out of production ones like Amiga68000k (thought this one in lower priority). Worth to check it out if needed. Not sure for other projects like Haiku, but they are a different ecosystem. https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/i386/