Yo brothers. I’ve been working on my quad-core again.
Still no L2 cache for the moment.
MP3 decoding, Bunny mesh in the framebuffer, X server, xeyes, analog clock with seconds, loader, CoreMark above 2 per MHz per core × 4, htop across all four cores.
KianV Stealth
Still no L2 cache for the moment.
MP3 decoding, Bunny mesh in the framebuffer, X server, xeyes, analog clock with seconds, loader, CoreMark above 2 per MHz per core × 4, htop across all four cores.
KianV Stealth
September 30, 2026 at 10:18 PM
Yo brothers. I’ve been working on my quad-core again.
Still no L2 cache for the moment.
MP3 decoding, Bunny mesh in the framebuffer, X server, xeyes, analog clock with seconds, loader, CoreMark above 2 per MHz per core × 4, htop across all four cores.
KianV Stealth
Still no L2 cache for the moment.
MP3 decoding, Bunny mesh in the framebuffer, X server, xeyes, analog clock with seconds, loader, CoreMark above 2 per MHz per core × 4, htop across all four cores.
KianV Stealth
xeyes, but it’s just him sitting in the corner of your screen staring at your cursor.
September 30, 2026 at 2:55 PM
xeyes, but it’s just him sitting in the corner of your screen staring at your cursor.
Excellent write up! Thanks!
I remember a nefarious prank I used to pull in Uni where I (regrettably showed this to a few which quickly escalated) ssh to lab machines of unsuspecting friends, do an xhost, then proceed to open xeyes maximized to full screen. Horror horror
I remember a nefarious prank I used to pull in Uni where I (regrettably showed this to a few which quickly escalated) ssh to lab machines of unsuspecting friends, do an xhost, then proceed to open xeyes maximized to full screen. Horror horror
September 14, 2026 at 4:35 PM
Excellent write up! Thanks!
I remember a nefarious prank I used to pull in Uni where I (regrettably showed this to a few which quickly escalated) ssh to lab machines of unsuspecting friends, do an xhost, then proceed to open xeyes maximized to full screen. Horror horror
I remember a nefarious prank I used to pull in Uni where I (regrettably showed this to a few which quickly escalated) ssh to lab machines of unsuspecting friends, do an xhost, then proceed to open xeyes maximized to full screen. Horror horror
LOL.
Honestly I just like installing xeyes and running it. That's enough graphics support for me.
Honestly I just like installing xeyes and running it. That's enough graphics support for me.
August 17, 2026 at 3:08 PM
LOL.
Honestly I just like installing xeyes and running it. That's enough graphics support for me.
Honestly I just like installing xeyes and running it. That's enough graphics support for me.
if xeyes is so good where's weyes
August 12, 2026 at 11:34 PM
if xeyes is so good where's weyes
August 11, 2026 at 8:40 AM
C'est Wayland qui ne parvient pas à faire fonctionner oneko, nuance.
xeyes non plus, d'ailleurs : les yeux ne suivent la souris que quand la souris survole les yeux.
xeyes non plus, d'ailleurs : les yeux ne suivent la souris que quand la souris survole les yeux.
July 21, 2026 at 9:45 AM
C'est Wayland qui ne parvient pas à faire fonctionner oneko, nuance.
xeyes non plus, d'ailleurs : les yeux ne suivent la souris que quand la souris survole les yeux.
xeyes non plus, d'ailleurs : les yeux ne suivent la souris que quand la souris survole les yeux.
xeyes remains my go to tool for checking whether a window uses Wayland or X11/XWayland
July 15, 2026 at 1:47 PM
xeyes remains my go to tool for checking whether a window uses Wayland or X11/XWayland
was there an x86 Unix that shipped with CDE? i wanna design a shirt that has a bunch of Motif windows but IRIX in MAME was unusably slow
July 5, 2026 at 2:13 AM
was there an x86 Unix that shipped with CDE? i wanna design a shirt that has a bunch of Motif windows but IRIX in MAME was unusably slow
「mattn/vim-xeyes: xeyes for Vim: googly eyes in a popup image that follow your cursor, powered by Vim popup image (sixel/kitty/GDI/Cairo)」 https://github.com/mattn/vim-xeyes
GitHub - mattn/vim-xeyes: xeyes for Vim: googly eyes in a popup image that follow your cursor, powered by Vim popup image (sixel/kitty/GDI/Cairo) · GitHub
xeyes for Vim: googly eyes in a popup image that follow your cursor, powered by Vim popup image (sixel/kitty/GDI/Cairo) - mattn/vim-xeyes
github.com
June 11, 2026 at 1:18 PM
「mattn/vim-xeyes: xeyes for Vim: googly eyes in a popup image that follow your cursor, powered by Vim popup image (sixel/kitty/GDI/Cairo)」 https://github.com/mattn/vim-xeyes
大画面モニターでマウスポインタを見失う？ Xeyesとかonekoを思い出した。macOSはマウスを振るとポインタが巨大化するのですぐにわかる。
June 3, 2026 at 9:08 AM
大画面モニターでマウスポインタを見失う？ Xeyesとかonekoを思い出した。macOSはマウスを振るとポインタが巨大化するのですぐにわかる。
Only real OG's remember the xeyes.
June 1, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Only real OG's remember the xeyes.
If amuses me that xeyes has become a defacto standard way to check if your using Wayland or X11
May 31, 2026 at 6:37 PM
If amuses me that xeyes has become a defacto standard way to check if your using Wayland or X11
`xeyes -biblicallyAccurate`
May 25, 2026 at 1:31 AM
`xeyes -biblicallyAccurate`
a handy program to see what's running on Wayland and what's running on X11/XWayland is xeyes. If the eyes move while you're focussed on a program, it's in X11 mode so it can theoretically receive global hotkeys.
May 20, 2026 at 6:38 PM
a handy program to see what's running on Wayland and what's running on X11/XWayland is xeyes. If the eyes move while you're focussed on a program, it's in X11 mode so it can theoretically receive global hotkeys.
"Never lose track of your cursor again"
just like Xeyes!
just like Xeyes!
May 8, 2026 at 8:31 AM
"Never lose track of your cursor again"
just like Xeyes!
just like Xeyes!
THE BEST OLD LINUX SCREENSHOT EVER TAKEN
May 1, 2026 at 9:31 PM
THE BEST OLD LINUX SCREENSHOT EVER TAKEN
It might have - this was 1995 :-) C++ on VAX/VMS gren screens (maybe orange if yoy were lucky). Transferring stuff to Novel using Kermit, getting hypnotised by XEyes instead of doing actual work...
April 30, 2026 at 8:07 PM
It might have - this was 1995 :-) C++ on VAX/VMS gren screens (maybe orange if yoy were lucky). Transferring stuff to Novel using Kermit, getting hypnotised by XEyes instead of doing actual work...
April 29, 2026 at 3:18 PM