First thing I looked for was dedicated parentheses keys, was not disappointed.
https://neo-layout.org/ has em under your strongest fingers, after holding down a modkey.
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#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thats just the board, I think
because of the display and low power use, I'd pay somewhere between 75 and $100 for one of them in a plastic case with some easy power supply/connection like maybe a usb plug-in port? It's such a cool display and keyboard. Another cool thing (that I'd pay for!) is to attach that to a rasberry pi.
May I ask what's the point of attaching a standalone computer to a raspberry pi?
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#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
because of the display and low power use, I'd pay somewhere between 75 and $100 for one of them in a plastic case with some easy power supply/connection like maybe a usb plug-in port? It's such a cool display and keyboard. Another cool thing (that I'd pay for!) is to attach that to a rasberry pi.
May I ask what's the point of attaching a standalone computer to a raspberry pi?
The display and keyboard would be fun to have where I interact with the ras pi directly; I don't need to attach another sbc to a ras pi of course; but where is there such a neat display and keyboard that I could get for a pi? I have several rasp pi, I wish they had an inexpensive display and keyboard like this one. I could use it for commands on the shell.
But it's mostly to play with.
That's just a great form factor! In such a situation, I was thinking you could use the cpu to communicate with the ras pi somehow, ssh into it? It's just a neat form factor with that compact keyboard and display, using such little power.
By itself it's fun too, but I'm not going to do much assembly work, not doing anything that takes soldering. I'm just terrible at that kind of stuff. If I could buy a complete little computer like that, with some kind of storage maybe, it would be neat. I didn't understand how much effort it would take to get an actual working system that I could type on like the original poster.
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#44Dammit I haven't finished populating the last lisp badge.
Populating?
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#45Excessive. Interlisp TTY editor requires only one line display.
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#46Dammit I haven't finished populating the last lisp badge.
Populating?
@randomcarbloke probably means installing/soldering the components onto the board. E.g., https://www.digikey.com/en/maker/blogs/2021/how-to-populate-...
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#48Excessive. Interlisp TTY editor requires only one line display.
TTY as in paper?
It's not quite 1 line, you have a history, you can display an arbitrary amount of lines at once.
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#49Dammit I haven't finished populating the last lisp badge.
My part list is still on and the display is in my part bin so far. Hope this one may fair better. Realky want one.
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#50First thing I looked for was dedicated parentheses keys, was not disappointed.
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