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🌘🕣 4 yr via enuts
The @pnutprinter is so cool!
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🌘🕙 4 yr via Noodle
@33MHz @pnutprinter i agree. I'd like to learn how to set up something like this. Do you have somekind of documentation or instruction somewhere?
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🌘🕘 4 yr via enuts
@ranti so, this is one way: https://gist.github.com/33mhz/69ca1a6a01093754aeb59f6bcb4236b5

Python.. but the big deal is setting up the printer on Linux. It's probably easier on Windows, but not easy to run scripts on Windows.
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🌘🕤 4 yr via Broadsword
@33MHz Linux has gotten *much* better with printers over the past few years. You should do some research before dismissing it completely. :) :)

@ranti
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🌑🕐 4 yr via Goober BB10
@hybotics I don't know what you mean; @pnutprinter is active. It's just it sometimes loses touch on restart, and getting drivers is tricky.
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🌔🕗 4 yr via Beta
@33MHz @ranti That reminds me, I wanted to do something similar with an e-ink or oled display someday. no need to print it out for me
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🌘🕘 4 yr via Noodle
@hutattedonmyarm I'm looking forward to see what you'd come up with. @33MHz
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🌘🕘 4 yr via enuts
@ranti I recently rewrote it in PHP as well, but there's not too much tricky happening.
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🌘🕙 4 yr via Noodle
@33MHz thanks! python might be better for my learning purposes.
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