Right, synergy has been replaced with barrier.  Partially sorry, Tim.

...Partially.

• [DH] synergy/.footprint
• [DH] synergy/Pkgfile

Right, synergy has been replaced with barrier.  Partially sorry, Tim.

...Partially.

• [DH] synergy/.footprint
• [DH] synergy/Pkgfile

Rescuing another port from Tim Biermann's reign of terror

• [DH] synergy/.footprint
• [DH] synergy/Pkgfile

Rescuing another port from Tim Biermann's reign of terror

• [DH] synergy/.footprint
• [DH] synergy/Pkgfile

Make the background look cooler.

• [DH] static/style.css

Make the background look cooler.

• [DH] static/style.css

Fix a cosmetic issue.

I was hoping to get away without doing z-index.  No such luck.

• [DH] static/style.css

Fix a cosmetic issue.

I was hoping to get away without doing z-index.  No such luck.

• [DH] static/style.css

Put profile backgrounds back.

This is an ugly solution and I have never written front-end code that I am
proud of.  But it does work.

• [DH] static/style.css
• [DH] templates/user.tmpl

Put profile backgrounds back.

This is an ugly solution and I have never written front-end code that I am
proud of.  But it does work.

• [DH] static/style.css
• [DH] templates/user.tmpl

Maybe it’s a real photo of a large stack of empty boxes. Anyone can print a label on a box.

How should this be understood?

They’re scalpers. This happens with any product that has a supply bottleneck.

Where do these sellers get whole cabinets with finished products?

Same place everyone else does, if they even have them. Sometimes they just have boxes, sometimes they have photos from Twitter or Weibo or whatever.

Every time I bump the keyboard and it gets disconnected and I have to pop the front off to do the plug/unplug dance, I play a little more with getting my custom firmware onto the keyboard. (I use acme so I need a proper middle-mouse button, so I am using v0.1, but I want some of the bug fixes from newer version, like yatli’s fix: Keyboard stuck in Bootloader mode - #2 by yatli . Also there are some things I want to play with, hacking the keyboard firmware is fun!)

So I have gotten the Arduino SDK installed, I have gotten my changes in, I think it should work, I know how to get .bin files loaded (I use the programmer from the repo rather than trying to get the Arduino SDK to do it; it would be nice not to have to use the Arduino SDK), and now I’m stuck at the last piece:

In file included from /tmp/arduino_build_81750/sketch/devterm.h:5:0,
Alternatives for USBHID_Types.h:
ResolveLibrary(USBHID_Types.h)
from /tmp/arduino_build_81750/sketch/keyboard.h:9, → candidates:

             from DevTerm/Code/devterm_keyboard/devterm_keyboard.ino:1:

state.h:1:26: fatal error: USBHID_Types.h: No such file or directory
#include
^
compilation terminated.
exit status 1
USBHID_Types.h: No such file or directory

I think this is probably a missing library, something I didn’t click, something I wasn’t supposed to click but did, something I didn’t install; I do not know, though.

I’ve got the settings correct, I believe, or at least what I have matches the wiki ( Compile keyboard bootloader and firmware · clockworkpi/DevTerm Wiki · GitHub ):

I’m sure I’m doing something trivially wrong (or at least I hope the solution is simple and I have zero confidence that I understand what is going on and I really wish I was dealing with a Makefile).

Does Ken still have access to that MiG?

It seemed from his write-up that it was a one-time thing, so it is probably safe to push
this.

• [DH] README
• [DH] addendum.txt
• [DH] aix-cat.c
• [DH] irix-cat.c
• [DH] solaris-cat.c
• [DH] sunos-5bin-cat.c
• [DH] sunos-usrbin-cat.c

Does Ken still have access to that MiG?

It seemed from his write-up that it was a one-time thing, so it is probably safe to push
this.

• [DH] README
• [DH] addendum.txt
• [DH] aix-cat.c
• [DH] irix-cat.c
• [DH] solaris-cat.c
• [DH] sunos-5bin-cat.c
• [DH] sunos-usrbin-cat.c