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NotANormalNerd · 04-19-2020, 06:42 AM

Hello @NiLuJe,

First off, thanks for the amazing package. After getting everything running, hacking on Kobo is so much easier.

I am trying to use the Kobo Touch (Mark3) as a display and hacked a little on the YAWK:
https://github.com/NotANormalNerd/yawk

I also just saw the Kobo Dashboard, which I will have a look later:
https://github.com/Mavireck/Python-Screen-Stack-Manager

I got everything running, the script isn't running smoothly but that is just some smaller issue with the script on a flaky Internet Connection.

I have one request, since I am a senior Python Developer but a really bad C/C++ Developer or even toolchain user. So starting to crosscompile stuff for the kobo would take me much, much, much, more time.

So, asking nicely: Would it be possible to add git to you tool package. I could fix the kobo to the wall and just pull from the github repositories onto the onboard card, or even run a deamon that pulls stuff on triggers, via telnet.

If there is anything I can help with, or if there is a documentation on how to crosscompile for the Kobo Touch, I would be very happy to help or do it myself.

Best regards,

Dennis

04-19-2020, 06:42 AM	#80
NotANormalNerd Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2020 Device: Kobo Touch N905	Hello @NiLuJe, First off, thanks for the amazing package. After getting everything running, hacking on Kobo is so much easier. I am trying to use the Kobo Touch (Mark3) as a display and hacked a little on the YAWK: https://github.com/NotANormalNerd/yawk I also just saw the Kobo Dashboard, which I will have a look later: https://github.com/Mavireck/Python-Screen-Stack-Manager I got everything running, the script isn't running smoothly but that is just some smaller issue with the script on a flaky Internet Connection. I have one request, since I am a senior Python Developer but a really bad C/C++ Developer or even toolchain user. So starting to crosscompile stuff for the kobo would take me much, much, much, more time. So, asking nicely: Would it be possible to add git to you tool package. I could fix the kobo to the wall and just pull from the github repositories onto the onboard card, or even run a deamon that pulls stuff on triggers, via telnet. If there is anything I can help with, or if there is a documentation on how to crosscompile for the Kobo Touch, I would be very happy to help or do it myself. Best regards, Dennis