Posts with Tag: raspberry

RETROPIE scripts...

RETROPIE scripts...

Posted on 29th Dec 2024

Here you will find some script for specifically been used in Retropie. I made them, cause i always finding my self, looking for the these functions that Retropie didn't have. But, lucky us, Retropie can be customized and you can add, whatever script, to make it even better. This page will be updated...

Trackpad to Keyboard emulation (Hackberry Pi)

Trackpad to Keyboard emulation (Hackberry Pi)

Posted on 26th Dec 2024

As you may know, i have a Hackberry Pi, which has a trackpad. The trackpad it self, is excellent to use in GUI but it has no use at plain TTY terminal, which is what i use most, while operating the Hackberry. So, i had to found a way, to emulate the trackpad movements into keyboard keys, to use in...

Heatwave - Framebuffer, frequency scanner

Heatwave - Framebuffer, frequency scanner

Posted on 24th Nov 2024

After PySpecSDR, which is awesome! :) i had to make also a frequency scanner. Because the range in a frequency scanner is usually large, this time i used the framebuffer for graphic display, as a terminal would be too small. And thus... HeatWave created! All information about it can be found o...

PySpecSDR - Python SDR Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Processor

PySpecSDR - Python SDR Spectrum Analyzer and Signal Processor

Posted on 23rd Nov 2024

Updated on 2024/11/22 for version 1.0.1 After making the changes at the retrogram-rtlsdr project, i got the "virus" to make something even more better and in a language i know better, as C is not my thing. So Python it was, as it may not be the faster, but it has great support and anyone can...

Small script for Wifi connection on Raspberry Pi

Small script for Wifi connection on Raspberry Pi

Posted on 29th Oct 2024

I needed an easy way to make Wifi connection on my Raspberry Pi, without the need to remember lines of 40+ chars with parameters, that you don't even know or remember while typing. Also it had to be on the terminal and because nmtui didn't fit in the little screen of my cyberdeck, i had to invent...