Terminal browsing

.gitattributes

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+# ★ Shell scripts MUST keep LF endings, on every platform.
+#
+# Windows git defaults to core.autocrlf=true, so a plain `git checkout` on this machine rewrites
+# Build.sh with CRLF. The shebang then reads `#!/bin/bash\r`, bash reports
+#
+#     ./Build.sh: cannot execute: required file not found
+#
+# and — because the failure happens in the wrapper — the build still reports exit 0 while producing
+# a one-line log and leaving the PREVIOUS .efi.img in place. That is a stale image that looks like a
+# successful build, which is the worst possible failure on a machine where every test costs a power
+# cycle. It cost two builds in one session before the artifact timestamp gave it away.
+*.sh text eol=lf
+
+# Same reasoning for anything else executed rather than compiled.
+*.py text eol=lf

.gitignore

@@ -7,6 +7,13 @@
 build_initrd/
 .claude/
 nyx_build_last.log
+# Build.sh / Build-std.sh output when redirected here.
+build_*.log
+
+# A LITERAL `~` directory. A shell that does not expand `~` (PowerShell, cmd) turns
+# `git clone … ~/foo` into a real folder named `~` inside the repo — and `git add -A` then stages it
+# as an embedded git repository. This has now happened twice.
+~/
 
 # musl build outputs (reproducible via ./Build-musl.sh in ~90s)
 vendor/musl/obj/

Build.sh

@@ -27,8 +27,6 @@ echo "[4/7] Building Settings App (settings)..."
 echo "[5/7] Building Explorer Suite (explorer)..."
 (cd apps/explorer && $BUILD_CMD)
 
-echo "[6/7] Building Network Suite (network)..."
-(cd apps/network && $BUILD_CMD)
 
 echo "[7/8] Building System Monitor (sysmon)..."
 (cd apps/sysmon && $BUILD_CMD)
@@ -67,14 +65,12 @@ echo "[9e] Building stdgui (target_os=nyx)..."
 # `|| echo`-swallow here — a failure should abort the build rather than silently ship a stale terminal.
 echo "[9f] Building terminal (std target_os=nyx)..."
 ./Build-std.sh apps/terminal nyx-terminal
+# The graphical browser, libs/web and the Network Suite were DELETED. Browsing is now text-mode
+# commands in the terminal (`get`/`links`/`open`/`dns`) over the same libs/net transport. The
+# browser and its html5ever/cssparser/layout stack are recoverable from git history if ever wanted.
 # Notepad: std target_os=nyx text editor that saves to /mnt/nvme.
 echo "[9g] Building notepad (std target_os=nyx)..."
 ./Build-std.sh apps/notepad notepad || echo "  (notepad build skipped/failed — continuing)"
-# The browser: nyx_net (HTTP/TLS) + nyx_web (html5ever/cssparser/cascade/layout) + nyx_gui. Must
-# SUCCEED — it is the point of the whole net/web stack, and silently shipping a stale binary here
-# would mean "testing" a browser that predates the change under test.
-echo "[9h] Building browser (std target_os=nyx)..."
-./Build-std.sh apps/browser browser
 # The POSIX conformance harness (Phase 0 of the libc work). Every estimate for that work is a guess
 # until this has been run on hardware, so it ships with every image.
 #
@@ -97,7 +93,6 @@ mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/WindowServer.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Terminal.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Settings.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Explorer.nyx
-mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Network.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/SystemMonitor.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/GlCube.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/ImageViewer.nyx
@@ -106,7 +101,6 @@ mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/StdChild.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/QcStudio.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/StdGui.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Notepad.nyx
-mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Browser.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/Wifi.nyx
 mkdir -p build_initrd/apps/WifiAgent.nyx
 # The harness writes ONLY inside this scratch directory (probes/mod.rs panics on any path that
@@ -126,7 +120,6 @@ cp apps/terminal/target/x86_64-unknown-nyx/release/nyx-terminal build_initrd/app
 cp apps/qcstudio/samples/sample.ql build_initrd/apps/Terminal.nyx/sample.ql 2>/dev/null || true
 cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-settings build_initrd/apps/Settings.nyx/run.bin
 cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-explorer build_initrd/apps/Explorer.nyx/run.bin
-cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-network build_initrd/apps/Network.nyx/run.bin
 cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-sysmon build_initrd/apps/SystemMonitor.nyx/run.bin
 cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-glcube build_initrd/apps/GlCube.nyx/run.bin
 cp target/x86_64-nyx/release/nyx-imageviewer build_initrd/apps/ImageViewer.nyx/run.bin
@@ -149,9 +142,6 @@ cp apps/qcstudio/samples/expected.qasm build_initrd/apps/QcStudio.nyx/expected.q
 cp apps/stdgui/target/x86_64-unknown-nyx/release/stdgui build_initrd/apps/StdGui.nyx/run.bin 2>/dev/null || true
 # Notepad: std target_os=nyx text editor (saves to /mnt/nvme via std::fs).
 cp apps/notepad/target/x86_64-unknown-nyx/release/notepad build_initrd/apps/Notepad.nyx/run.bin 2>/dev/null || true
-# The browser. Not `|| true`: a missing binary here would show up as a start-menu tile that silently
-# does nothing, which is far harder to diagnose than a failed build.
-cp apps/browser/target/x86_64-unknown-nyx/release/browser build_initrd/apps/Browser.nyx/run.bin
 # POSIX conformance harness + the fixed-content file its read-only probes measure themselves against
 # (its size is cross-checked with syscall 541, which already works, so a wrong `read` is detectable).
 # Not `|| true`: see [9i]. A probe that fails to ship is a missing row; a probe that ships stale is
@@ -201,7 +191,6 @@ cp apps/compositor/*.json build_initrd/apps/WindowServer.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || tru
 cp apps/terminal/*.json build_initrd/apps/Terminal.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
 cp apps/settings/*.json build_initrd/apps/Settings.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
 cp apps/explorer/*.json build_initrd/apps/Explorer.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
-cp apps/network/*.json build_initrd/apps/Network.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
 cp apps/sysmon/*.json build_initrd/apps/SystemMonitor.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
 cp apps/glcube/*.json build_initrd/apps/GlCube.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
 cp apps/imageviewer/*.json build_initrd/apps/ImageViewer.nyx/ 2>/dev/null || true
@@ -222,7 +211,6 @@ install_icon() { cp "assets/icons/$1.png" "build_initrd/apps/$2.nyx/icon.png" 2>
 install_icon terminal    Terminal
 install_icon settings    Settings
 install_icon explorer    Explorer
-install_icon network     Network
 install_icon sysmon      SystemMonitor
 install_icon glcube      GlCube
 install_icon imageviewer ImageViewer
@@ -231,7 +219,6 @@ install_icon qcstudio    QcStudio
 install_icon stdgui      StdGui
 install_icon notepad     Notepad
 install_icon wifi        Wifi
-install_icon browser     Browser
 install_icon posixprobe  PosixProbe
 # Borrows the terminal glyph: it is a console program, and a bespoke icon is not worth a new drawing
 # routine for a test binary.