@vbatts It's fun if you want to prioritize portability. My setup easily fits in a fanny pack when I'm not wearing it and hangs from my belt when I am. Beryllium is just the most active arch distro for arm with drivers and kernel stuff focused on graphical performance on rockchip SBCs. I'm ok using whatever else if it existed. Also I just kinda like how arch works. niri is super fun. Been using it as a normal desktop for years too.
@vbatts I need to do a writeup still. I just did a major update last week. :P tl;dr: khadas edge 2 glued to a battery, twiddler 3 one handed keyboard, XReal One Pro+ glasses for display. BeryliumOS arch distro for ARM linux with niri as the window manager for infinite horizontal scroll.
@technobaboo Not missing out tbh. Internet is more fun.
@technobaboo Come down. :P
Anyone in #hastings wanna hang out and talk weird tech and or transhumanism this week?
After 3.5 years, #PeerSky v1.0.0 is finally here 🎉
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Painfully slow for now but still, it works, manipulating the content of (flat) windows in XR hands-free https://video.benetou.fr/w/tdL1S1M6twakH2nj77z7Qy using just open-source CLI tools on the Frame.
@akhileshthite Not sure yet. Most I've done is an hour or so so far. Gonna be doing extended time this upcoming week and can report back. I expect the perscription lenses will help a lot with eye strain.
@brandon Yeah I really like how it's just a display and I don't need an app or any extra software to make it work. I do a lot of work on my Viture headset already so I expect this will increase how much I do with an HMD. I'm going on a work trip next week and *only* bringing my cyberdeck and Xreals so I won't have a backup screen or keyboard to use. It'll be a great experiment
@tahnok Yes, I got the (removable) camera attachment. It's decent quality tbh. The way you access it is weird, you open a menu on the glasses which makes them act like a usb storage device with a DCIM folder with the recordings/photos. There's also code out there to get the raw camera feed as a webcam stream.
Occult cyberpunk. Yap with me about decentralized systems, wearable computing, and biohacking.