oh.. I know there is no 'legit' Jarvis/Friday OS.... I'm referring to what they called THEIR OS/SD card... they have a link to the image for the SD card.. so that is where my questions come from... WHY? Whats on this RPi 'image' that is special? (admittedly.. I dont fully get his approach, but he said he has never used an RPi before.. so I'm not clear on where Python comes into play for him here? Seems like a default RPi image.. with camera enabled by default?
This image they link to: (Friday 'image' for 16GB SD card)
Dropbox - Friday OS - Simplify your life
I guess I could download it and throw it one of my extra Pi's and see what it actually 'does'..
I'm not an expert as RPi stuff (only a handful of project using them)... more of an Arduino based guy TBH.. (more experience there for sure)..
So I'm not sure how one would 'draw' on the RPi's video output?? (maybe its easy? doesnt seem very intuitive to me however)...
I am curios to know if:
1.) a Pi Zero would work for my application/approach
2.) if I can use the same SD card? (as I have a ton of work/mods to get things working as they are)
IronDan27
its all good! without interest like yours... and feedback.. the project would be dead! so.. you -are- a crucial part of the process!.
Straight hardware costs.. are NOT that much.. but all the time/code..etc..etc need to be added in as well.
Maybe we'll work something out for the 'core helpers' here is they want a DEMO kit and core costs to help solidify things ion the end if there is interest (before a legit kit goes for sale)
Initial kits will only have 1 eye... (to keep costs down still).. afterwards an HDMI splitter cable can probably used to have another 'eye' added to the bucket
******! I need a project manager!! LOL