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How do you know any of that? There's no photos on the site to indicate how polished it is, no mention of being able to run homebrew on it.
by Causality1 7y ago
How do you know any of that? There's no photos on the site to indicate how polished it is, no mention of being able to run homebrew on it.
- nickloewen 7y agoThat’s fair, I don’t know for sure (hence “I hope...”). I think shininess is fairly likely, because they are collaborating with Teenage Engineering, who have a reputation for making nice things like the OP-1. Homebrew is much more questionable. On their “media” page they imply that an SDK is forthcoming, but they certaibly don’t make it as clear as I would like. At any rate, the point I was going for was less that I am 100% behind this gadget, and more that I think there is room for more options in this realm, and this ticks at least some of my boxes.
- abrugsch 7y agopimoroni 32blit may well be everything you described... easy to develop for (LUA or C++, comes with free assets and tutorials) Nicely designed (ok, it's not finely CNC'd aluminium but it looks a lot nicer than most of the chinesium or other indie-cades out there) and open source - they've said the toolchain will run on linux too (I specifically asked)