<enthusi>
davidlt: including audio over hdmi. I have it hooked up to a nextdock2 which is quite convenient alongside themain system
<davidlt>
rjek, nice!
<davidlt>
enthusi, yeah, I am thinking about the new nextdock 360
<enthusi>
ah, didnt even know about this new variant
<enthusi>
but I'll pass :) Still having the Pinebook Pro here and a Motorola dock for early raspi-laptops :)
<enthusi>
next nextdock2 works great with the Pinephone as well btw
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<rjek>
GnomeOS is built using BuildStream and FreedesktopSDK, uses OS-Tree for updates, etc
<davidlt>
nice!
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<Sos>
hmm
<Sos>
how do i knwo if my nezha board uart is 5v or 3.3v
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<GreaseMonkey>
Sos: does a multimeter help here?
<GreaseMonkey>
it's most likely to be 3.3, but could be 5.0, or could be 1.8...
<GreaseMonkey>
in theory if they tell you what the GPIO voltage is, it'll be that
<GreaseMonkey>
either way, if it does boil down to needing a multimeter, i think you'd be able to get a direct measurement by measuring the Tx line on the +ve and a ground pin on the -ve
<Sos>
i think it fired itself
<Sos>
the uart port
<Sos>
it doesn't say anything
<Sos>
tried all configurations
<Sos>
the cable they provided died and took down my usb port
<GreaseMonkey>
if someone wants a fun challenge to try, try getting the quake software renderer to go blazingly fast
<GreaseMonkey>
although i'm not sure which codebase is best to use for that as Q1 forces 32-bit pointers in the bytecode VM... the original source release is probably the least terrible in this regard, the fork people use for speedrunning (neaquake?) removed the object pool so wave goodbye to being able to run 64-bit quake there, various ports only have GL rendering
<GreaseMonkey>
oh and SDLQuake is broken in ways that the original release isn't
<GreaseMonkey>
...there's a Hexen II port which would be easier to get going as that one works fine on 64-bit (uhexen aka hammer of thyrion or something)