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Argon Pod Display as moode local display
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A few more notes as I'm trying to figure how to put this display into good use:

- Digging some more around the internets, I've found out that Argon40's POD Display is manufactured by Waveshare. However, the drivers available are provided by the same script included on Argon40's POD system manual.

- The Pod display comes with 4 programmable GPIO buttons that are documented in their manual. I will try them out using  moode's GPIO buttons. I'm guessing that "Cmd" for each button is supposed to be an mpd command, right?
           

(04-07-2024, 03:41 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: PS - On an unrelated note, I notice your hostname is "02wpod" which I assume begins with the digit zero. Beginning an Internet hostname with a digit has been legal since late 1989 (RFC1123) but it still makes this old graybeard shudder. You never know when some poorly crafted piece of code will make an assumption that a string which begins with a digit must be a number rather than an identifier.

I really enjoyed reading that Smile

(04-08-2024, 12:44 AM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: In any case, with the Bookworm edition of Raspberry Pi OS we'll see the Wayland protocol become the default so who knows what will work then (supposedly X will still be available in the Debian/RaspiOS repos but who knows how many years that will last).

I can't recall the specifics currently , but wasn't the Wayland promise about to change everything since a decade or two ago but everyone kept using X? Tongue
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RE: Argon Pod Display as moode local display - by funkster - 04-13-2024, 02:33 PM

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