Porting a 3rd party client of discord to ppc (Cordless)

[longboarder]

So while browsing the internet today I found a github package that really caught my eye;

GitHub - Bios-Marcel/cordless: The Discord terminal client you never knew you wanted.

The Discord terminal client you never knew you wanted. - Bios-Marcel/cordless

github.com

Apparently it runs under the brew architecture which is also supported on tiger

GitHub - mistydemeo/tigerbrew: Experimental fork of homebrew for PPC Macs on Tiger

Experimental fork of homebrew for PPC Macs on Tiger - mistydemeo/tigerbrew

github.com

I have yet to try and install cordless on my mac as I have to install xcode to get brew properly up and running but apparently when I tried to run it on my 32 bit computer it wouldnt run as it said it needed amd64 architecture (or just a 64 bit processor). So if this doesnt work and I have to have 64 bit architecture to run this would it be possible to port the program to work on ppc architecture? If so I'd love to hear your ideas, as a discord client would be pretty interesting to see on early macs.

Also heres an image of what the client looks like

 

[AC910]

I've never heard of that client. But if you're looking for a discord library that can run on PPC, I've been working with Discord.py. You'll need a modern python runtime and some other parts to get get it running. But it does work. I've been working on my own PPC compatible discord client that I call MinDisc and it uses Discord.py under the hood.

 

[longboarder]

I've never heard of that client. But if you're looking for a discord library that can run on PPC, I've been working with Discord.py. You'll need a modern python runtime and some other parts to get get it running. But it does work. I've been working on my own PPC compatible discord client that I call MinDisc and it uses Discord.py under the hood.
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You think you can send me the files to get this running? I mean this mini disc thing you made. This seems amazing!

 

[AC910]

I think I will release it eventually. But right now it's a bit too buggy for my taste. When I iron it out I'll make a thread about it.