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Join Date: Aug 2023
Device: kindle 3/4, boox nova air c
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#287 |
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Junior Member
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Join Date: Nov 2026
Device: Kindle 4 NT (D01100)
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Thanks for FBInk — it made this possible.
I've turned a Kindle 4 Non-Touch into a wall-mounted weather panel. Clock, current conditions, the next six hours and tomorrow's forecast, all drawn with FBInk (K3 build) on the 600x800 screen. Icons are PNGs generated offline and placed with -g, with -X for pixel-accurate positioning next to the temperature. The part that took longest wasn't the drawing: the K4's system curl is built against OpenSSL 0.9.8j and caps out at TLS 1.0, so every modern API refuses it. Your Python package (2.7.10 with OpenSSL 1.0.2d) solved it — the device now fetches from Open-Meteo over TLS 1.2 on its own, no server involved. Writeup and code here, in case it's useful to anyone else on a K4: https://github.com/glmatt/kindle4-weather-station GPL-3.0, documented in English and Italian. |
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