michielr

Haven't watched the video yet, but I don't see the vibrating motor/linear actuator mentioned. I'm assuming this is still included? I'll be switching my Pebble Time 2 order over, these look fantastic.

It's ignored. This setup wouldn't suffice if my external displays used different scaling though, currently they all work fine at scale 1 for me.

  # external display
  monitor = DP-3, preferred, auto-left, 1
  # internal display
  monitor = eDP-1, preferred, auto-right, 1.333333

If you're targeting multiple platforms, you're already in framework territory no? I'd use Zephyr in that case, even more KConfig and CMake!

I agree this was a problem, but with the current Minimal API's, there is no boilerplate, looks a lot like Express to me!

  var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
  var app = builder.Build();
  app.MapGet("/", () => "Hello World!");
  app.Run();

Oh come on. It's fully online. You could at least skim the page before commenting.

I just got an email from Seeed Studio

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The example app is about 4.5MB, so still quite bulky but cacheable and reasonable for office applications.

The A300 is wonderful, but there aren't any Zen 2 APU's available. When the next gen APU's with Zen 2 cores come out I'm hoping to build an A300 with a Ryzen 5 APU and 32GB RAM. Seems like a dream dev machine for me.

They get used as a 'kiosk' a lot, even for commercial use. I'm guessing this caters to that need.

Pretty sure this is being worked on! If you're really interested I can check with an ex-colleague who is involved in Free Pascal.

I'd love to chime in here and specify that this extends to almost every part of a ThinkPad. I had a screen hinge break on my T430, €7 later the replacement hinges were on their way. Replacing them took about 30 minutes and a Philips head screwdriver. Love these machines!