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It's noteworthy that Luxafor supports Windows only. Mac is coming "soon", and no mention of Linux. I'd expect a large portion of hackernews readers to be Linux
by BossingAround 7y ago
It's noteworthy that Luxafor supports Windows only. Mac is coming "soon", and no mention of Linux. I'd expect a large portion of hackernews readers to be Linux users.
- Nextgrid 7y agoCould be a fun reverse-engineering project. I can't imagine there's that much complexity in controlling a LED.
- Brian_K_White 7y agoSounds like a generic usb gpio and a couple lines of bash, maybe a cron job. Nothing. Maybe a few more lines of bash to do some sort of dynamic activity monitoring, to detect a "coding" usage pattern vs a "checking email, browsing web" usage pattern and adjust the availability automatically. Still almost nothing.
- noir_lord 7y agoFor the last 20 odd years I've developed on Linux, today I'm setting up the MacBook Pro (the new 16" so decent keyboard at least) work issued me, I had the choice of whatever I wanted but since the rest of the team Mac and I'm the senior I bit the bullet and switched. Got juniors starting next week and they are issued iMac's so it'll just keep the headaches to a minimum. Gonna miss the hell out of Fedora though.