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User:Plopilpy

2024-07-19T18:55:33Z

Plopilpy:

Hello, I am Plopilpy, a hobbyist developer who likes programming, web development, 3D design/printing, electronics, and general engineering stuff.

My Github Pages site is [https://plopilpy.github.io https://plopilpy.govt.hu], check it out to see some of my projects. To download my projects, you can find them in the <code>#creations</code> channel of the Windows 96 Discord server.

List of my Windows 96 creations:

* SlatePanel (news/weather client + taskbar weather info like in Windows 10/11)
* SlateWrite (word processor/WYSIWYG editor, based on SunEditor)
* SysBalloons (library/API for making message balloons like in Windows XP)
* WinAero theme (recreation of the v2 Aero theme)
* Water Vapour (theme which mimics the style of the old Steam UI)
* 96point1 (Windows 3.1 theme)
* Border Chrome theme (theme for the Border browser which aims to recreate the look of older Google Chrome)

=== Old/outdated projects ===

* [v2] JSJS (Poorly written virus which erases your data and destroys your system)
* [v2] Animated Christmas Trees (recreation of [https://windowsforum.com/threads/christmas-tree-for-desktop.52911/ this])
* [v2] Gato wallpapers (my first project, just a collection of cat wallpapers)

User:Plopilpy

2023-05-17T16:52:20Z

Plopilpy: Created page with "'''Plopilpy''' Hello, I am Plopilpy, a hobbyist developer who likes 3D modelling, computer programming, web design, and mechanical/electronic engineering. My Github Pages site is https://plopilpy.github.io, however this page is pretty neglected and I've been meaning to do something with it. I have a few Windows 96 creations, most of which are written for V2, but I'm currently working on SlatePanel (news & weather app) and SystemBalloons (balloon tooltips for Windows 96)."

'''Plopilpy'''
Hello, I am Plopilpy, a hobbyist developer who likes 3D modelling, computer programming, web design, and mechanical/electronic engineering.

My Github Pages site is https://plopilpy.github.io, however this page is pretty neglected and I've been meaning to do something with it.

I have a few Windows 96 creations, most of which are written for V2, but I'm currently working on SlatePanel (news & weather app) and SystemBalloons (balloon tooltips for Windows 96).

API:w96.sys

2023-05-16T16:25:24Z

Plopilpy: Undo revision 845 by 94.233.241.205 (talk)

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<code>w96.__sys</code> was an internal API used during start menu testing.
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Package Manager

2022-11-02T12:29:51Z

Plopilpy:

=== ''This page is currently under construction.'' ===
The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem.

Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static website host (i.e. Github Pages), and comprise of a set of 16x16 and 32x32 pixel icon files, as well as two "content@1.0" directories/zips and a JSON file which sets the folders and icons as variables.

== Package structure ==
During the creation of a package repository, the package manager must be able to decode the structure of the package to be able to successfully unpack any files or folders inside.

The structure of a package is as follows: [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/785693139729383424/1037171067178979398/pkgman-structure.svg Link]

Package Manager

2022-11-02T01:13:33Z

Plopilpy:

=== ''This page is currently under construction.'' ===
The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem.

Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static website host (i.e. Github Pages), and comprise of a set of 16x16 and 32x32 pixel icon files, as well as a JSON file which contains the structures and two "content@1.0" directories/zips.

== Package structure ==
During the creation of a package repository, the package manager must be able to decode the structure of the package to be able to successfully unpack any files or folders inside.

The structure of a package is as follows: [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/785693139729383424/1037171067178979398/pkgman-structure.svg Link]

Package Manager

2022-11-02T01:13:12Z

Plopilpy:

== This page is currently under construction. ==
The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem.

Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static website host (i.e. Github Pages), and comprise of a set of 16x16 and 32x32 pixel icon files, as well as a JSON file which contains the structures and two "content@1.0" directories/zips.

== Package structure ==
During the creation of a package repository, the package manager must be able to decode the structure of the package to be able to successfully unpack any files or folders inside.

The structure of a package is as follows: [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/785693139729383424/1037171067178979398/pkgman-structure.svg Link]

Package Manager

2022-11-02T01:09:30Z

Plopilpy:

===== This page is currently under construction. =====
The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem.

Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static website host (i.e. Github Pages), and comprise of a set of 16x16 and 32x32 pixel icon files, as well as a JSON file which contains the structures and two "content@1.0" directories/zips.

== Package structure ==
During the creation of a package repository, the package manager must be able to decode the structure of the package to be able to successfully unpack any files or folders inside.

The structure of a package is as follows: [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/785693139729383424/1037171067178979398/pkgman-structure.svg Link]

Package Manager

2022-11-02T01:08:30Z

Plopilpy: Created page with "The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem. Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static w..."

The package manager is Windows 96's primary method of distribution for programs. The term "package" refers to a complex set of folders and files, which when coupled with a JSON file and structured correctly, can be decoded by the package manager program and unpacked into the Windows 96 filesystem.

Packages are hosted on a webserver, where the root URL of the package folder is then set as a package repository in the package manager. Packages can be hosted on any static website host (i.e. Github Pages), and comprise of a set of 16x16 and 32x32 pixel icon files, as well as a JSON file which contains the structures and two "content@1.0" directories/zips.

== Package structure ==
During the creation of a package repository, the package manager must be able to decode the structure of the package to be able to successfully unpack any files or folders inside.

The structure of a package is as follows: [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/785693139729383424/1037171067178979398/pkgman-structure.svg Link]