Nice.

For those reading and wondering, it’s still playable on Deck as-is, just have to figure out the controls and the sticks are very sensitive (could probably adjust, I just dealt with it).

Mines been fine, but It’s fairly easy to replace of ot ever isn’t.

Congrats! Demo was entertaining *cough controller support please cough 😉

I always just slide my mouse to the top left, and eventually I see it.

Donate it.

Using it just draws more power.

ZFS and dotfiles are your friend. Sorry for your loss.

Thats my main working setup, but I use it with the Deck, too. The Deck slides into the bag alongside that 😉

Works great as a desktop when I’m setting up to work and/or play.

And yes, it’s a mobile workstation for me. I typically use code-server, so I’ll have VSCode open in the top, and everything else on the bottom. Works well since it’s width-saving in a coffee shop. I tried one of those “triple monitor” setups that connect to the laptop screen, and the angle was awful, no idea how people use those. Love me some triple-curved at home, though ;)

See response to the other commenter in this chain. Posted a picture, and a Dropbox picture link to “everything”.

All the pieces, and other views: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/fbmz7uc6om0phj7nce4ru/AGpFdSfbjvaVRp7VzVifx8U?dl=0&e=1&rlkey=myk045zn4yxpdsn3o0wk1bron&st=zp0lu71m

This fits in my Osprey Daylight 13L pack.

I had thought for virus scanning, but it doesnt seem to do that yet.

Integrate with ClamAV or VirusTotal and this would be a masterpiece.

Me too. Ondsel wouldn’t have been possible without the massive amount of work that previously happened on FreeCAD.

If you want to be supporting FOSS, this is how you do it.

It’s also likely, consider the first paragraph of their goodbye, that it has more to do with competing in a commercial CAD space (where engineers are trained on specific software different from FreeCAD in school) than anything else.

Happily, but… Of what exactly? Not sure if you just want to see layout, or the details of the 3d model, etc.

Thats cool. Picture FitoTrack, but with an AllTrails or Garmin-like web interface instead. Wanderer is more modern, Fittrackee (was/is?) more feature rich.

I’m not sure I agree with the other OP, I haven’t used Kdenlive, but I thought it lacked OpenGL and Decklink support compared to Shotcut. Personally been very happy with Shotcut after using Premier and After Effects previously.

I know Fittrackee and Wanderer were mentioned, why did you skip those? More curious than anything.

Let me know if it works out for you, if not I can try to help.

Nope. You use it like a normal system. It handles that.

You mean in dotfiles. Yes. But I typically just commit from my main machine just before I’m setting up a new one.

Or man 😉