nemo

Lots of parents found Saving Nemo very close to their hearts (not a parent so not one of my favs).

That's why it's not portable to let's say Sailfish / Nemo and other mobile Linuxes, unlike the old XUL Fennec.

I will be visiting the Pari/GP people in January and working on a Nemo interface to Pari then.

I'd really like to have something like Nemo or Plasma Active running on top of Wayland there.

But I prefer to know whom I'm dealing with, so I'm appreciative of nemo for bringing up the guy's history.

For example, you should switch to Nemo because Nautilus has problems.

The Singular interpreter will simply be a way for current users of Singular to benefit from Julia/Nemo and for users of Nemo to leverage the vast quantity of Singular library code out there written in the Singular language.

When I was a teenager I read a paper that talked about the drive used by Captain Nemo in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

I think that must be part of their debian packaging, but the profile path it is using (/home/nemo/.config/iridium/Default) is freshly created in my file-system and yet I can see my history from my current chrome profile in there.

There's a whole bunch of startups and SMEs doing similar stuff at similar levels: PhenomWorld, Solaytec, Mapper, Nemo Healthcare are a small number of pretty successful ones that I know of, and there's a whole bunch more.

Otherwise, you are indeed "consciously working to not see", like user nemo said above.

Even if you don't care about the id ordering, unless "Captain Nemo" occurs so frequently as to be likely found in the first few pages of the table, the index is a big help.

You should really watch "Finding Nemo[1]".

Nemo is still a prototype, but you can Pkg.clone/Pkg.build it (Windows 32/64 support is there but clunky).

For those looking for additional reading: Nemo's series on BitCoin and Cryptography is a very balanced read.

It seems to run Ubuntu Touch applications, X11 applications, KDE/QML ones and Jolla/Sailfish/Nemo ones.