Greg, Definitely not mComm for the Pi. All my code is either Windows or Android based and designed to work with off the shelf hardware such as your PC, Android phone or Android TV box. Anything Linux related would be LaddiCon or LaddiAlpha based. Brian's TPDD project that looks really promising though.
Kurt On Mon, Sep 17, 2018, at 6:33 AM, Greg Swallow wrote: > 1. Still getting duplicates. > > 2. As for the modern replacement for a DVI, it seems that we're > working on a quicker/smaller tennis shoe network. Certainly good > ideas all, but there is very little software that actually takes > advantage of 80 columns and 25 lines for the M100. Somewhere in the > thread I thought there was mentioned of a version PI used with > mComm? Has anyone look into the PI Zero W? I have been trying to > find more detailed specs (measurements) as the PI Zero line does > have a HAT compatible 40 pin bus; > https://cdn.sparkfun.com/assets/learn_tutorials/6/7/4/PiZero.png . > Seems to me there might be a way to have a PI Zero plugged into the > M100 BUS and leave it there. Ports (HDMI, USB) could be extended to > allow access through the M100 case. Unplugged it acts as an > internal TPDD and plugged in it's all a desktop. Don't know if > Raspbian would be able to handle it, but there has to be version of > Linux that could.> > Just a thought, > > GregS <><
