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That’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
by nickloewen 7y ago
That’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)