Algodoo

Just curious, how is this different from a typical PC that's found in nearly every home? I'm not an expert, but I do understand the basics of computer architecture.

It's not too far off from a typical x86/x64 PC that's found in almost any home.
Difference is not that clear though, haven't thought of how to implement the computer exactly.

[I got the idea of segmenting the memory when watching/following an OS tutorial.
(Also the fact that larger blocks of memory seem to lag algodoo a lot when trying to use xsetarr on it)]

Probably gonna work on it later.

I have been using Debian 12 CLI a lot, so probably some command system can be done with Thyme. It usually is very basic, like splitting the command with the space character with string.split

Little's implementation actually uses something of that extent, splitting by newlines first and then by spaces using string.split