As far as I can see in the firmware code it has Arduino under the hood. And the firmware itself doesn’t look that complicated. If I’m ever buying one I’d definitely rewriting the api client to my liking:)
Serge Matveenko
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Well, previous approach was a dead end in terms of functionality and platform support. I’d like to think of it as a prototype. BTW, the test suit was written in Python and had been left in touch to ensure the same behavior if the rework.
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Fedora 42 Is Looking At Switching To EROFS For Its Live MediaEnglish62·8 months agoDoes this mean that it will become PG 16 after this change?
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Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Meta Is Planning to Cut 5% of Lowest Performers, Memo ShowsEnglish17·8 months agoI guess it will impact heavily those who took days off in a protest to the new community guidelines…
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Meta Is Planning to Cut 5% of Lowest Performers, Memo ShowsEnglish1·8 months agodeleted by creator
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Thanks to Nvidia, there's a new generation of PCs coming, and they'll be running LinuxEnglish131·8 months agoWell, it’s still a modified custom distro and other distros will need to invest extra effort to be able to run there. So, no actual freedom of choice for users again…
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Linux@lemmy.ml•Which version of Windows would you compare the current state of Linux in 2025 to?English44·8 months agoThe features I use Linux for never were in Windows and probably never will be.
Sorry, but in general “not everybody needs it” isn’t a valid argument against a feature. Those that don’t need it are free to not using it.
The question should be whether or not it will be useful for a significant number of users.
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Open Source@lemmy.ml•A simple bash script that allows the user to visually explore their file system.English1·8 months agoKeep it up. A competitor to watch would be the
broot
project
3D shooters – hard no. Everything else pretty much ok: city building, civilization. I play arcade games using gamepad though. However, I’ve got my best records in gnome-mines using trackball:) The game is a good way of training using one as well
I’ve moved to trackballs several years ago
I don’t have a solution for you. Just wanted to cheer you up a little with my experience in a similar situation. In my case those phantom clicks and mouse movement were from a wireless mouse my kid uses which he was fiddling with like it’s a fidget in another room thinking he has turned it off.
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Linux@programming.dev•SteamOS is Finally Rolling Out to the WildEnglish5·9 months ago😄 thanks
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•CES 2025: Everything AnnouncedEnglish11·9 months agoHorizon Zero Dawn movie? Sign me up
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•CES 2025: Everything AnnouncedEnglish1·9 months agoFuture Immersive Entertainment Concept is straight from pages of Fahrenheit 451
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Linux@programming.dev•SteamOS is Finally Rolling Out to the WildEnglish3·9 months agoI’ve removed my Windows installation available via dual boot the moment Proton was able to run NFS:)
Serge Matveenko@lemmings.worldto Linux@programming.dev•SteamOS is Finally Rolling Out to the WildEnglish329·9 months agoWho could’ve thought that the thing Linux was worst for (gaming) would finally conquer Windows…
Upd: why down votes? Am I wrong? My first Desktop Linux was Ubuntu 6.04 in 2006. Back then I could only dream of what we’re witnessing nowadays.
Lately, their posts on Mastodon became full of comments questioning their CEO political views. I guess, this is the answer to those, a clear one.