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, I recently bought a raspberry pi zero and I already have a 128x64 OLED screen. I have made a script to use custom apps on this screen so it can be portable. The only app i need now that will make this script super useful is terminal emulator
I want that everytime I start this app, it starts a new session (using tmux per example) and mirrors it to the 128x64 I2C OLED screen.
I prefer using python but you guys give me your ideas.
I don't want to use subprocess, it can give me the output of e.g. "echo test" but if i do e.g. "python3" it hangs since the python interpeter is waiting for input and i have to blindly exit or press CTRL+D. I just want to mirror the screen of a terminal session to my 128x64 display.
If you're gonna tell me using a 128x64 is not optimal and a bad idea please don't since i already created my mini OS for this screen and i AM going to find a way to mirror a terminal to it
Thank you![:D]( "Very Happy")
![:D]( "Very Happy")
![:D]( "Very Happy")
, I recently bought a raspberry pi zero and I already have a 128x64 OLED screen. I have made a script to use custom apps on this screen so it can be portable. The only app i need now that will make this script super useful is terminal emulatorI want that everytime I start this app, it starts a new session (using tmux per example) and mirrors it to the 128x64 I2C OLED screen.
I prefer using python but you guys give me your ideas.
I don't want to use subprocess, it can give me the output of e.g. "echo test" but if i do e.g. "python3" it hangs since the python interpeter is waiting for input and i have to blindly exit or press CTRL+D. I just want to mirror the screen of a terminal session to my 128x64 display.
If you're gonna tell me using a 128x64 is not optimal and a bad idea please don't since i already created my mini OS for this screen and i AM going to find a way to mirror a terminal to it
Thank you
Statistics: Posted by AzizBgBoss — Fri Mar 29, 2024 2:44 pm