How to Optimize Minecraft 1.7.10-1.12.2 for M1
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How to Optimize Minecraft 1.7.10-1.12.2 for M1

LWJGL 2 was used in older versions of Minecraft. This prevented people from optimizing Minecraft 1.7.10-1.12.2 for M1. Thanks to the work of Tanmay Bakshi and 17hoehbr on GitHub, it is now possible. This tutorial will be rather similar to How To Optimize Minecraft for M1 (Java Edition), so please follow that tutorial before doing…

How to Make a World Generation Algorithm in Bukkit/Spigot
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How to Make a World Generation Algorithm in Bukkit/Spigot

This article is going to be a bit different than most Info Toast articles, as it’s aimed more towards people who know how to code and are familiar with everything that comes with coding. That being said, you probably should have several years of Java coding under your belt before you attempt this. The Spigot…

How To Optimize Minecraft 1.17-1.18.2 for M1
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How To Optimize Minecraft 1.17-1.18.2 for M1

Mojang changed the internals of the game a lot in 1.17. The most important internal change they made was that they switched the minimum required Java version to Java 16. However, because they did that, the strategy for optimizing Minecraft for M1 also changed. This tutorial will show you how to optimize Minecraft 1.17 or…

Homebrew is a Major Security Flaw — Install MacPorts Instead
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Homebrew is a Major Security Flaw — Install MacPorts Instead

I’ve talked before about the various problems with binary package management systems. I have praised BSD’s Ports, where a source code tree allows you to install packages from source with all their dependencies. However, I’ve never seen a binary package manager that creates more of a security problem having it than not having it. That…

How to Write in Vim on Linux or other OSes (Tutorial)
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How to Write in Vim on Linux or other OSes (Tutorial)

You can find many charts online about writing in the Vim editor on Linux or any other OS, but none of them are straightforward. (Many just have charts, which are still useful, just not for beginning users. I encourage you to read this later if you want to know more: https://bsd.org/viref.html) This tutorial will show…

How to Debloat Windows 10 (Tutorial)
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How to Debloat Windows 10 (Tutorial)

For many people switching from Windows 7, Windows 10 has a shocking amount of bloatware. This bloatware can often slow down your machine and sometimes even spies on you. This tutorial shows how to use a tool that lets you debloat Windows 10. It’s a simple PowerShell script, and it’s important to do with every…

How to Optimize Minecraft: Simple Things Mojang Can Do
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How to Optimize Minecraft: Simple Things Mojang Can Do

After 1.13, optimizing Minecraft: Java Edition can seem daunting. However, Mojang can do some relatively simple things to optimize Minecraft. In this article, we will be taking a lesson from developing other games and seeing how we can make things a little easier for Mojang since multithreading the game can often be a daunting and…

Java vs C#: Similar Syntax, Vastly Different Outcomes
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Java vs C#: Similar Syntax, Vastly Different Outcomes

Java and C# are two languages that are often compared with each other. Java, a language originally release by Sun Microsystems in 1996, which continues to be maintained by Oracle to this date, and C#, a language created by Microsoft as an alternative to Java for Windows app and Server development, are often compared as…

The Complete List of UNIX Operating Systems
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The Complete List of UNIX Operating Systems

I love UNIX. If you don’t love UNIX, why are you reading Info Toast? UNIX is fast and secure, and so many different choices are available to you. This is why I have decided to list all UNIX Operating Systems in this article. This is going to cause me great pain. So many different UNIX…