Hello again!. My new routine is being to maintain a couple of projects and launch myself into the adventure of rising a start-up so it's now or never. On weekends I improve and add new scripts to PiKISS for you, but it gets tiring, really. Even after a morning of testing a script, I upload it and someone comments that something is wrong. Those of us who are of age know that not everyone has the same scenario when it comes to running your applications. In this case, some have Twister OS, others test it in other distros (not supported), others don't have the default pi user in the system, and that leads to more and more hours of testing (each script takes me about 4-5 hours in total, I'll tell you why on another post).

I'm going to relax by finishing a couple of apps, writing for my Patreons (A greeting from here David J Leto, James Carroll, Mike A. Torevell & Rodney Hester), giving my opinion about the new Raspberry Pi 400 among other news... I hope you give me time for everything. You only have to do one thing: Stay tuned, the Pi World is starting!

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I had taken a few weeks off!. I've had a lot of work this week with PiKISS. I just missed being a trending topic on Twitter, ha ha. I thank all of you who have supported me, both financially in Paypal where I am receiving donations from users who have found the project very interesting, and those who have spread it through social networks. The article in the prestigious Tom's Hardware has also been an injection of desire to move forward. Now it's time to do my best and get out some new scripts, although there's a lot of old and obsolete code that I'd like to refactor and that gives me a little bit of shame, you know how demanding I am, so I don't get involved anymore. I leave you the links that I have collected this week that are interesting... Here we go!

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Today I set out to find out how long it takes to create a list of all the interesting links that have happened over the past 7 days on the Raspberry Pi. Don't waste any more time... Let the Pi World begin!...

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In my search for a nice front end or interface to sort and categorize my abandonware games, I came across GR-Lida and found it very complete. It is based on Qt5 (hence the post from a few days ago) and I have compiled it for the Raspberry Pi. In case you want to do it, I leave you the binary and the instructions below...

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I have a video capture device, the kind that records the HDMI output to a flash drive, but maybe because it's not very good, sometimes the videos get corrupted and I can't use them in video editing applications...

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New list on Youtube!

Today I updated the blog with the news that are happening, and little by little they are getting together so I can comment them here. I'm also going to be a little busy with new projects, both professional and personal (you'll find out). So I won't make you wait any longer: take off your shoes, disinfect your hands and make yourself comfortable. Pi World begins!...

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