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RPI3 POWER METER

RPI3 POWER METER

RPI TWISTER OS

RPI TWISTER OS
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video
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TWISTER OS
TwisterOSv3-1-0.img.xz 3.9GB

looks like some great SKIN's
+ Twister OS
+ Win 95 XP 7 10 11
+ Apple I IX
+ Plasma

ESP Connect

long time not play micro controller
( and last, and still open project, was RPI PICO W )
but despite so many pending work with the BLOG 'old article transfer'
i want stay up-to-date.

RPI Imager 2.0

see a video about RPI Imager 2

RPI terminal editor FRESH

i read about a new editor FRESH

RPI classic web-server

LAMP

Linux (Operating System), Apache (Web Server), MySQL (Database), and PHP (Programming Language)

ESP32-C6

it's a while i play micro controller
but for restart order:

ESP32 C6
IDE
unpack and BLINK test
1M loop test
WiFi and Advanced Webserver
check 16MB flash
check WiFi signal
Power Meter Project

Micro-Python update

usually use Arduino IDE on PICO and ESP boards,
but Circuit Python and Micro Python is a valid option.

Ubuntu 26.04 LTS

running Ubuntu 25.10 on my ( new ) AM5 PC some time now, see here
today, when i do a update, i got the option to upgrade to new
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS (Resolute Raccoon)
ok, i try ( even little bit worried as not have a backup of my latest data )

AI HELL

i not want to go into AI / not even talk about it
but still read about it.

Open PLC for microcontroller

even i work in Industrial Automation and Instrumentation ( and Electric )
( using so called Process Control Systems )
that what you think of
PLC Programmable Logic Controller
was never my thing,
but sure, some subcontractor used them and we linked them into the PCS via Modbus

RPI: make a desktop GUI app ( QT6 C++ / Py )

while RPI is known for learn Linux and start coding
from the beginning that real
desktop app programming / GUI
comes short or, for more easy start, begins with 'PyGame' ...

and i was in exact same situation a decade ago...
in the meantime i try to stay up to date
learn / teach
* web development
* micro controller ( add web server and data handling like mqtt )

and actually lost track on what had happened on the real app development front..
but sure noticed that some things have changed
like now for RPI OS 64bit on my RPI4 use
* OS: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie) aarch64
* Kernel: Linux 6.12.62+rpt-rpi-v8
* WM: labwc (Wayland)
* Theme: gtk2 [Qt]

RPI OS Linux? support default QT5? or even QT6?