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I'm thinking of replacing the Raspberry Pi with another SBC like Radxa, it looks promising.
I just wanted to know if it would work !
Most Radxa SBCs support debian Bookworm, KMS, DRM and openGL !

Here's some feedback from testing the x86 version :
My specs: Intel Core i3
4 GB RAM
64 GB SSD
Freshly installed Debian Trixie

Generally speaking, and without going into Hudiy's features :

Booting isn't any faster than a Pi 4 with 1 GB of RAM !
The x86 architecture itself plays a significant ...

I'm testing this today on my i3 tablet with 4GB RAM and a 64GB SSD.

I managed to get my camera working on Hudiy by modifying the pipeline !
I don't know if it's related to Trixie, but you had to use libcamerasrc and not specify the video source.

gst-launch-1.0 libcamerasrc ! videoconvert ! glupload ! qml6glsink name=video-sink

In any case, I tried every possible ...

How do I modify the contents of the settings menu ?
( Hudiy menu => settings (inside settings)

I'm completely lost with Hudiy since installing Trixie !
Some functions are no longer available, or are even very difficult to set up !

I don't know if it's due to changes made to the Trixie Pi OS version or to the system itself !

For example, I can't get the camera or the radio to work with ...

I'm going to do that; I have no other choice !
Anyway, I think the function should be integrated into Hudiy when using an official Raspberry Pi screen or a DDC-compatible screen.
I know the possibilities are almost endless, and this is just the beginning of the adventure for Hudiy.
I'm eagerly ...

I tried using WebSocket and the API, but I didn't get any results. :( I'll stick with HTML for now, but I was wondering if it's possible to prevent the HTML from displaying in full screen ? So that when it opens, it displays as if it were part of the Hudiy menu !
I'm waiting for a solution for a ...

Heyy,

Regarding adjusting the brightness of generic screens, those with a good quality backlight driver that accepts a PWM signal !

The Raspberry Pi does support PWM output, and I was able to test it and adjust my screen's brightness directly from the terminal !

But I don't know how or by what ...