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GNOME, filesystem size, clipboard and VRAM #60
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Filesystem size can finally be limited, however it is optional for people not wanting a behavior closed to OC. Added drive's component from a fork of OCEmu. Also added a check in it to create the directory if not existing. Added fork information in README.md
using middle mouse button
Still need to be made better, but the draft in itself works
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I'm also making VRAM for GPUs which i'll add to that pull request |
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The patch includes a GNOME app for easy launch (
OCEmu.desktopandicon.pngand a filesystem size limit, this also includes a way to count fs used bytes as OC does (if i'm not wrong). This patch also includes clipboard pasting using middle click.(btw sorry for commit history being a huge mess)
In overall it address #51 and #59 and adds GNOME and filesystem size limitation.