I watched the video and am curious about the protocol loading apps from add-ons. Do the resistors j7st say what k8nd of connection is used (i2c, serial, etc)?
Also, I've been looking for cyberdeck and clamshell designs using CM4 and am impressed with how you sourced the keyboard. Is there a reason the replace the matrix chip with an i2c extender and not use the original chip?
This is such a fun project, both the hardware and software. The video is so well-made too! I love the light-hearted tone, fast-paced but with every step explained. I will keep going deeper to learn what I can of the details. Thanks for creating this and sharing with the world. I sure am inspired by it.
I just watched the authors video on the cyberdeck they made. Impressive project!
https://youtu.be/rnwPmoWMGqk?si=pD3z4mPFuYq61ROq
I watched your video earlier today and I want to thank your for the inspiring project and the funny presentation!
I watched the video and am curious about the protocol loading apps from add-ons. Do the resistors j7st say what k8nd of connection is used (i2c, serial, etc)?
Also, I've been looking for cyberdeck and clamshell designs using CM4 and am impressed with how you sourced the keyboard. Is there a reason the replace the matrix chip with an i2c extender and not use the original chip?
This is such a fun project, both the hardware and software. The video is so well-made too! I love the light-hearted tone, fast-paced but with every step explained. I will keep going deeper to learn what I can of the details. Thanks for creating this and sharing with the world. I sure am inspired by it.
Multiple buffering; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_buffering
Wikipedia has "page flipping" but not "physical double-buffer"? TIL about triple buffering, and quad buffering for stereoscopic applications.
Reminds me of Mirage OS for TI Calculators.
I watched the build video and I was completely sucked in, fun project and great presentation.
Love it!!!
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