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TextEditor has support for opening a file with the cursor at a specific location, with TextEditor file.txt:line:col, but when I tested it out today, it was putting the cursor in the wrong place.

Steps:

1. Run TextEditor README.md:40:6 in the terminal
2. Notice that README.md is opened, but the cursor is at the end of line 1, not at line 40.

I tested a few different files, and line/colu

• The set_mode_X() HIL functions need to support returning an error if hardware does not support that mode or if the implementation cannot put the hardware in to that mode at that time. See for an example where panic is used instead of returning an error https://github.com/tock/tock/pull/2629/files.

The Win32 back end includes support for bundle-private fonts as documented here. This should be ported to the X11 back end as well.

See https://github.com/mszoek/airyx/blob/62919a7f4d5e703bf2e09125796dee8fc4241c58/Frameworks/AppKit/Win32.subproj/Win32Display.m#L100-L142

debootstrap.sh replaces extraargs or another line in the environment where it finds 'console=' before the line that starts with console=

Suggested the following fix:

--- a/lib/debootstrap.sh
+++ b/lib/debootstrap.sh
@@ -626,7 +626,7 @@ prepare_partitions()
 	# if we have a headless device, set console to DEFAULT_CONSOLE
 	if [[ -n $DEFAULT_CONSOLE && -f $SDCARD/boot/armbianE

This is on hold because of the many bugs in the compiler

The build has received support for C++20 modules and it's now time to port the whole codebase to it.

The battle plan is to first port applications and utilities and then works our way down the dependency chain except everything needed by the kernel and the libc: libsystem, libio, libutils, libjson

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