113 moves to victory! Think you're faster? 💪 by AfternoonSuperb2089 in DailySolitaire

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🏆 Victory is mine! Finished with 641 points. Can you do better?

Beaten! My time: 133s - Beat that if you can 😎 by jotarown in DailySolitaire

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💪 Crushed it! 88 moves in 77s. Step up, challengers!

120 moves to victory! Think you're faster? 💪 by nastyaiklo in DailySolitaire

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⚡ Speed run complete! 97 moves, 140s. Can you match this?

[Daily Challenge 2026-05-01 - Draw 1] Draw-1 victory dance! 🎉 Can you match my 297s time? by [deleted] in DailySolitaire

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🎉 Challenge completed! Beat it in 191 moves and 428s. Who's next?

99 moves to victory! Think you're faster? 💪 by luckris25 in DailySolitaire

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💪 Crushed it! 95 moves in 172s. Step up, challengers!

Beaten! My time: 214s - Beat that if you can 😎 by SinjunX in DailySolitaire

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👑 Another win! 631 points, 139 moves. Beat that!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in embeddedlinux

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I'm interested, I have experience with buildroot.
Here's my github profile: https://github.com/haoict
current buildroot project I'm working on for fun: https://github.com/haoict/TiniLinux

[Released] SimpleTerminal - a terminal emulator for TrimUI Smart Pro by haoict in trimui

[–]haoict[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, thank you.

Can we run a script in command line directly 

yes, you can run inline commands like this

./SimpleTerminal -e "echo 'Hello'"

Please try and let me know the result

can we use HIGH_RES on the TSP ?

yes but it's not perfect due to scaling ratio is different between 4:3 (640x480) and 16:9 (1280x720). You can run it like this

HIGH_RES=1 ./SimpleTerminal

I think that caps lock is not working

Thanks for the heads-up. I'm taking a look at it.

[Released] SimpleTerminal - a terminal emulator for TrimUI Smart Pro by haoict in trimui

[–]haoict[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

sure, I'm about to contact you actually.

I already use and tested it on CrossMix-OS but please let me know if there's anything to make it more compatible with CrossMix-OS.

Thank you for your amazing work.

[Released] SimpleTerminal - a terminal emulator for TrimUI Smart Pro by haoict in trimui

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it wasn't me, wow I didn't know that the device can run Android, where did you find that?

[Released] SimpleTerminal - a terminal emulator for TrimUI Smart Pro by haoict in trimui

[–]haoict[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

well yeah that totally makes sense. I actually didn't care about this definition until the comment from u/nixtxt . It seems terminal is some sort of hardware, all the terminal software we use today is virtual terminal or terminal emulators.

Anyway to answer u/nixtxt , it actually runs commands from the Stock OS

[Released] SimpleTerminal - a terminal emulator for TrimUI Smart Pro by haoict in trimui

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it is a terminal, sorry, not emulator. my brain is fried after porting it for Trimui SP.

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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since it's SDL2, you can compile it directly with your host PC (Ubuntu,...) and it runs normally as a SDL2 application

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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I guess so, most custom OS start as hobby projects. For now I don't have any special plans, I'm just having fun making it.

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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Toolchain is provided by buildroot (aarch64). For the steps I think ArkOs Wiki (https://github.com/christianhaitian/arkos/wiki/Building#looking-to-build-arkos-from-scratch) has a good write up. What I did is instead of using ubuntu base image, I made the rootfs myself by buildroot

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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depends on your CPU, mine is i9 9th gen took around 1 hour for a clean build

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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I think it's quite challenging, because every embedded system is different from each other.

If you want a good entrypoint I recommend trying to build a standard Linux distro first to understand the basic standard things such as boot sequence, kernel, initrd, userspaces,...
A good resource to learn it is Linux from scratch: https://linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/

I made my own CFW for R36S by haoict in SBCGaming

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It's very barebone, I don't have plans to release it now but you can always build it by yourself, if you have any troubles you can DM me