g_33_k

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   by g_33_k 6mo ago

   That’s useful. Thank you.
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   by g_33_k 6mo ago

   Right now it's a structured display rather than just a single URL refresh. Out of the box it handles things like time, schedules, rotating messages, and weather. The layout is driven by JSON and the admin UI lets you define slides, fie
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   by g_33_k 6mo ago

   That's a fair concern. The installer is doing a full system setup (nginx, PHP, kiosk, etc.), which is why it's packaged as a release artifact instead of a bunch of inline shell. That said, everything it installs ends up on the Pi
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   Show HN: Self-hosted Raspberry Pi wall display (no cloud, no subscription)(github.com)

   7 points by g_33_k 6mo ago|9 comments
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   by g_33_k 6mo ago

   I got tired of subscription-based wall displays and locked ecosystems, so I built my own. This turns a Raspberry Pi into a wall-mounted dashboard that boots directly into a fullscreen display and runs entirely on the local network. No accou