@bram@gamedev.lgbt I feel like it's silly threatening to defederate an entire community because of this. 95% of us did nothing wrong, and I dislike constantly migrating instances because of things like this.
I wish people to reconsider.
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community committee member and community update writer. Founder of the dahliaOS project.
I'm currently working on cool stuffs.
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@fabienli@framapiaf.org
@fabienli@framapiaf.org Ah yes! Someone else found my little message 😂.
@Albirew@mamot.fr It's for getting the pen nib out when it's time to replace it.
It's April and that means it's time for another yearly Pinecorn artwork. I am very proud of this design.
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@spyro@fosstodon.org
@spyro@fosstodon.org this is an Arch based system that was configured by hrdl for the #PineNote.
Users interested can find instructions on installing it here: https://github.com/hrdl-github/pinenote-arch
@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com there's a suspend image and it is still present more than a week later. So I dunno.
@Suiseiseki@freesoftwareextremist.com lol, I think I figured out why Fosstodon blocks users from this instance.
I recently learned tonight that a refresh rate doesn't exist for e-ink displays. So I'm not exactly sure what it's measuring. But it's higher than the original setting. The display can hold a still image just fine without consuming power.
Also why did you bring Android into this 🤣.
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@carbonatedcaffeine@fosstodon.org
@shom@gts.shom.dev I added your alt text and credited you.
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@shom@gts.shom.dev
@shom@gts.shom.dev I gotta start using those. I think I can edit that in. Thanks.
https://files.hrdl.eu/pn_2025-03-20_sway_hints.mp4
Reposting this video here from community member Hrdl.
This video demos the improved display controller driver for the #pine64 #PineNote, which means goodbye to artifacting and welcome to automatic redrawing on a per pixel basis. As seen in the video, the display runs at a higher (and stable) 84Hz refresh rate than the stock 80Hz thanks to some tuning.
You can find the work Hrdl has been doing here: https://git.sr.ht/~hrdl/linux