URL for the crowdfunding: https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/open-book-touch

Specs:

• Display: 4.26" e-paper touchscreen, 480 × 800 px, warm + cool frontlight
• Processor: ESP32-S3 dual-core, Wi-Fi + Bluetooth LE
• Memory: 16 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM
• Formats: EPUB and plain text, no DRM
• Storage: microSD card slot
• Interface: USB-C with integrated LiPo charging
• Dimension: 78 × 120 × 10 mm, about 85 g
• Open source: MIT-licensed firmware, open hardware (to be released at shipping)

It also has a replaceable 800 mAh battery, I found it cool :)

So I finally decided to replace a tiktok, but I don't want to just use another app with short videos, instead what I need is the app which is gonna be generating a link to a normal duration videos (or a long 1+ hour video, I don't really care)

Hello everyone!!

D.eSystem 6.0.7 beta got a lot of polishing work. For example the versions 6.0.3 beta-6.0.6 veta were internial test versions,thats why 6.0.7 beta released.

D.eSystem 6.0.7 beta fixes major bugs in the calculator app and its the first D.eSystem which allows to change the wallpaper in the D.eShell.

D.eSystem 6.0.7 beta release on github: https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/all_D.eSystem_versions/releases/tag/v.6.0.7_beta

Github main page: https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/all_D.eSystem_versions

I’m testing a tiny idea: “README policy as code.”

Not markdown style linting, but more of a maintainer checks:

• required sections
• example presence
• link checks

Would this be useful in your projects?

If yes, what’s the one rule you’d want first?

ColorSym is a free, open-source color-identification system that pairs every color with a unique, memorable symbol. When color alone isn't enough to tell things apart, the symbol does the job, so the roughly 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women with color vision deficiency can read your components, charts, or UI with confidence.

D.eSystem 6.0.2 beta fixed a bug with the timer in the clock app and a bug with the D.eSystem version.

New release in new github repo: https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/-all_D.eSystem_versions/releases/tag/v.6.0.2_beta

From the article:

FFmpeg is a tool almost every Linux user has benefited from, even if they have never typed its name in a terminal. It powers countless media workflows, handling video, audio, image, subtitle, and metadata processing with great flexibility.

The problem is that using it directly usually means dealing with long commands, codec names, bitrate settings, filters, containers, and much trial and error. Frame tries to make that part less painful.

It is an open-source desktop application providing a graphical interface for FFmpeg. Instead of replacing FFmpeg, it wraps it in a native app and offers users a cleaner way to configure common media conversion tasks. The project describes itself as a native media conversion utility built in Rust, using FFmpeg and FFprobe underneath for media handling.