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#cyberdeck

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@reiver ⊼ (Charles) :batman:

This is cool!

"Pilet: Opensource, Modular, Portable Mini Computer"

kickstarter.com/projects/souls

A KickStarter for an open-source CyberDeck based on the Raspberry Pi and Linux. Actually 2 of them — a 5" version and a 7" version.

I love the retro look of these 🙂

Apparently this funded in 5 minutes! But, anyone can still get one.

I like that this also has a touch-screen. Many of the alternatives don't.

#CyberDeck#Linux#OpenSource
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Albert Zhang
A past lost, a future denied
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I've been taking a bit of a break from photography this month while I've been engrossed in other hobbies. Just about at the end of the month I finished a little personally project, a little personal computer made with a Raspberry Pi and a lot of 3d printing. This weekend this escalated to installing Linux almost all of my other computers, and, pretty soon, I think I'll have moved my social media presence fully here as well.

#cyberpunk #cyberdeck #retrotech #raspberrypi #3dprinting
#3dprinting
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Kristoffer Lislegaard

Does anyone know someone who uses a cyberdeck-style computer for music production / performance?

They look soooo cool. But sometimes I wonder if they are only built for showing off and people don’t use them. Could look super cool on stage!

Or is it all MacBooks and Thinkpads?

#cyberdeck
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lymenzies

I seem to have a distinct allergy to doing things the simple way. I have found it difficult to get this tiny Fosmon Bluetooth keyboard to stay connected to a Raspberry Pi. And if my #cyberdeck dreams are ever to come true, I can't be lugging around another keyboard just to troubleshoot. So I have this bright idea there's a way to pair the keyboard to an esp32 and do HID to the Pi, like a passthrough device, sort of like the Logitech dongles. Unless there's a tiny USB keyboard out there.

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