Looks cool.
“Plasma Bigscreen is a free, open-source interface (i.e. desktop environment) for Linux designed for TVs, HTPCs, and set-top boxes. It can be shipped by any Linux operating system and run on the devices supported by that OS.”
Looks cool.
“Plasma Bigscreen is a free, open-source interface (i.e. desktop environment) for Linux designed for TVs, HTPCs, and set-top boxes. It can be shipped by any Linux operating system and run on the devices supported by that OS.”
I looked but didn’t find - Can you point to info on how to do this?


Found this very interesting. Discovered I don’t know the difference between the 3. Duck duck went to kernel and didn’t really understand what I found. Can you explain the 3 like I’m five? Also - I have Linux mint - does that tell you what 3 I have and if not how can I find out?


A plan - if it’s not too late - https://represent.us/
A video about it- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfQij4aQq1k


A plan - if it’s not too late - https://represent.us/
A video about it- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfQij4aQq1k


A plan - if it’s not too late https://represent.us/ A video about it- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfQij4aQq1k


Wow, great idea. So much useful information and discussion that users have contributed. Looking forward to checking this out.


“Every public company now faces machine-speed scrutiny of accounting practices. Anomalies that might have persisted for quarters until human analysts identified patterns now trigger immediate algorithmic responses.”
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I grabbed it from fdroid
Always good to learn new things -
"All ESP32 (and some ESP8266) devices can make use of at least one type of mesh network to communicate, peer-to-peer, without the need for a centralized “router.”
T Deck- https://lilygo.cc/products/t-deck