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Gemini on ESP32 and [suggestion] examples in spec

Krispin Schulz krispin at posteo.de

Sat Aug 22 21:18:34 BST 2020

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Hi Kevin,

maybe the open book feather is also something for you:

https://hackaday.io/project/168761-the-open-book-feather <https://hackaday.io/project/168761-the-open-book-feather>

It’s based on Adafruit’s Feather and could be easily extended with wings (GPS, LoRA, WiFi, keyboard etc.).

Krispin

On 21. Aug 2020, at 01:42, avalos at rawtext.club wrote:

This is quite interesting, would you mind writing it up somewhere? What

are you planning to use for input and output?

I'm just playing around with it. I'm planning to use the code for

another project, with an E-ink display, keyboard and buttons. I wrote

about it on my gemsite: gemini://avalos.me/articles/le-gemini-project.gmi

Here's the unfinished code from my experiment:

https://fossil.avalos.me/esp32-gemini

On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 11:56:46PM +0100, Kevin Sangeelee wrote:

I've been trying to write my Gemini client for ESP32, and so far has

been extremely easy. Just wanted to know if anyone is building a

similar project.

This is quite interesting, would you mind writing it up somewhere? What

are you planning to use for input and output?

I've been toying with the idea of building a low-power Gemini terminal

to operate

over a LoRa network, and ESP32 is one of the options I'm considering for

the gateway.

I haven't yet found a touch-screen display for the client that can be

driven over SPI and supports 80 columns (e.g. 640px wide), at least not

anything readily available.

Kevin

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