Python
All modern CPUs have more than one thread. Multi-threading has even reached the embedded world with boards like the ESP32 and the Raspberry Pi Pico. Because of this it only makes sense to write modern code in a way that it can take advantage of this. Python is one of
Linux
For a while now I did experiment with waydroid and running android apps on linux. So in this post I will go through how to set waydroid up for gaming and what I found out to work and what not. Setting up waydroid First you need to install waydroid. To
In this post I explain how to get OpenGL 3.3+ with the core profile working on the Raspberry Pi 4. Parts of this might work on older models however I did only test all of this on a Pi 4B with 8GiB of RAM. Just not at the moment
Linux
Introduction: I have been using linux (mostly ubuntu based distros) as my main operating system for a few years. Recently I became interested in starting live streaming on twitch, so I had to look up how to configure everything in order to get live streaming working without any drawbacks. This
The last post was a small guide on how to get the libtrainsim reference implementation working on windows. I plan on creating a video tutorial explaining basically the same but with video so that you can see what is supposed to happen. Attached to this is the first iteration of
In this guide I go through the steps required to get the libtrainsim refreence implementation working on windows. A full linux guide will follow soon. First off you have to install msys2. You get it from its website: https://www.msys2.org/ After the installation is finished you have to
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Finally the stable release of LedController 2.0.0 is here. It took a while but it hope most of the issues are resolved by now and the documentation is sufficient. If you have project that use LedController feel free to share them and I might mention them in the
Recently I found some time to publish the libtrainsim reference implementation to the snap store. Because this snap uses the core20 and the gnome-40 extension it will only be stable and available to more architectures than amd64 once version 4.5.5 or 4.6.0 of snapcraft is released
As of now you can head over to noasakurajin.de to view the beginning of my website. It host all of the patreon posts (they require login to view) and it will be used to provide a better overview over all of my projects and even additional content. The project
I have created a youtube channel where all the tutorials will be uploaded to once they will be available for the public. Feel free to subscribe to it. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCb1b7rlxyGXZK6uPW9siA3A
As mentioned in the last post, I have been busy with libtrainsim over the past few month. However now that that project is released, I can focus on my other projects again. Since December I had time to improve the LedController which is approaching the release of version 2.0.
For the past few month I worked on a project for my university. As of now that project is finally publicly available on the following site: https://git.thm.de/bahn-simulator It is a train simulator consisting of a library to create your own (libtrainsim), a reference implementation (simulator) and
It has been a while since my last post so I think it is time for another status update. First off I will soon update the README files of my projects to include a list of my patreons with a link to the preferred profile and a small thank you
For quite some time I worked on my game development api/library called redhand and now I reached the first milestone. With version 0.0.12 the project will go public or at least it is ready to go public. While there is a lot of work to do until
This kitten was drawn for a new sample/test game for the libredhand. I drew it as a vector image which is attached to this post but the publicly version is the exported 1024×1024 png image. While trying to use this texture I noticed a lot of problems with
I just want to know what your preferences are regarding my development in the near future.