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Lobster · Posted: Fri 06 Jul 2012, 12:20 Post subject:

Was able to improve my recording technique (thanks Mick)
and produce an improved video (still working on it)
http://youtu.be/c7MvS_3BHYY

Here is the code and resources if you want to play with it
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=638815#638815

Lobster · Posted: Mon 16 Jul 2012, 00:23 Post subject:

In a couple of days, we should have a new compile of puppi. For those with SD cards at the ready . . . Expect Debian Wheezy code base and alpha1 quality.

You can now order as many Pi's as you want
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1588

A 5 mega pixel camera 'Gert' daughter board will be available in coming months. I wish it had been 14 mega pixel but 5 is decent enough . . . Expect other fun stuff . . .

The smarter the dog.
The better the tricks.

Lobster · Posted: Fri 20 Jul 2012, 02:13 Post subject:

Guys yesterday we had two releases of Debian Puppi.
check 19 Jul 2012 entry Very Happy

http://puppylinux.org/wikka/PuppiNews

Sadly I had difficulties with dd and was only able to play a little with Micks first alpha using ARM woof Debian wheezy code.
I got real recognizable sound - oh yeah Cool

and it seems that Barry will producing a Wheezy woof build too . . .
http://bkhome.org/blog/?viewDetailed=02912 Smile

Some very interesting things are emerging.
Wot browser? We need testers and recommendations. So far I have been happiest with Chrome and Iceape (A Debian version of Seamonkey)
Because we now have a ppm other browsers can be tried. So some experiments welcome.
Mick has made the point that Midori only seems stable under Slack build. Could be.

The difficulties with dd amaze me. I use this from Slacko (5.3.3.2) and am tempted to write a utility program but frankly testing might cause more writes to my SD card than it can take.
Is it just me or it a surprisingly flaky technology, why is it so less reliable than USB keydrives?

When Puppi joins the space program
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1620 and other amazing projects we should find some further innovations.

We have the builders in at the moment.
That is mostly me in green overalls. Guttering fixed. Outside 'Dunny' concreting continues . . .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunny
Well . . . OK no sheep skull and it flushes . . .
I rather like that skull image . . . m m m I have some deer antlers I might hang on the outside loo (english slang - originally from the French)

[Lobster rambles off into the distance . . .]

Lobster · Posted: Sun 22 Jul 2012, 07:27 Post subject:

Puppi so far . . .

don570 · Joined: 10 Mar 2010 Posts: 4989 Location: Ontario

There's interesting info about VLC player on this page

The current beta doesn't work for Arm v6 --> that means Raspberry

Flash · Posted: Thu 09 Aug 2012, 16:04 Post subject:

Raspberry Pi cases round-up: Eight inventive holders in photos

01micko · Joined: 11 Oct 2008 Posts: 8670 Location: qld

Flash

I got the 'Built to spec' kit, pretty cool. Pretty fast delivery, easy to assemble.

Iguleder · Posted: Fri 10 Aug 2012, 05:22 Post subject:

Just placed my Raspberry Pi order (through Farnell), should arrive within 3 weeks.

Meanwhile, I'm working on more build scripts for Puppy's PET packages. So far, I have 42 packages - most of the rest (about 250 packages) is architecture-independent (e.g consisting of scripts, like Pburn), so I think progress is awesome - porting stuff to ARM was never easier Wink

nooby · Joined: 29 Jun 2008 Posts: 10548 Location: SwedenEurope

The future looks bright apart from that one need to buy
a new monitor or use the family TV that is in another room.

Then those that have only one TV would get very upset Smile

RPi is for Scool or loners that have TV in the computer shack Smile

ooups or are rich enough to have one TV for each family member.

puppy_apprentice · Joined: 07 Feb 2012 Posts: 184

Mozilla's Firefox OS Ported to Raspberry Pi
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/Firefox-OS-Mozilla-Raspberry-Pi,16883.html

Lobster · Posted: Tue 11 Sep 2012, 23:01 Post subject:

supercomputer build plans
http://phys.org/news/2012-09-raspberry-pi-supercomputer.html

Evil20071 · Posted: Wed 12 Sep 2012, 00:19 Post subject:

Ok... I've seen these... Watched them for a while in CPU mag... I want one now... Especially if it's a Puppy. Very Happy

michaellowe · Joined: 17 Dec 2011 Posts: 69 Location: The Garden

technosaurus · Joined: 18 May 2008 Posts: 4787 Location: Kingwood, TX

IDK if anyone has tried it, but the Rpi _should_ fit in a deep electrical wall receptacle enclosure (the heavy duty 22 cubic inch or larger pvc type) and still have room for a shallow outlet and maybe some custom dongles (hdmi/rca, etc...) and small usb devices (wifi/bluetooth...). even if you don't add AC sockets or put it in a wall it could be a good way to mount it out of the way, in which case you could even use the shallow type ... all for less than a buck (though not as cheap as the printable cases - still not bad)
for USA, mcmelectronics.com seems to have most of the necessities, but shipping seems high
$35 Raspberry pi
$6.99 hdmi wall plate
$1.79 1.5ft m-m hdmi cable
$14.99 wireless keyboard and mouse
$6.99 1A AC->micro usb adapter
opening up the AC adapter to connect to existing electrical would require some tech skill, perhaps someone has a better solution

darkcity · Joined: 23 May 2010 Posts: 2545 Location: near here

Whats the latest with Puppi, I know Barry has been busy on Precise for x86 ?

Cool