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Python Series Part 27: Frame Widget - Part 1

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A Frame Widget allows 'sections' to be made where each 'section' within a Frame is managed on its own.

The Frame can allow separate areas of the window to be organized to allow for different...
Proxmox VE Series Part 7: Create an LXC Template
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Most of you may think that you can create a template from scratch and have an Operating System that is not in the 'Templates' list for you to download.

This is not truly the case. We take an...

PocketBeagle 2 TechLab - Part 2

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In Part 2 of this article, we will look at more sensors and output mechanisms.

We will cover the Light-Emitting Diodes (LED) on the PocketBeagle 2 device and the Seven-Segment display...

Getting Started with the BeaglePlay SBC on Debian

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The BeagleBoard company has many Single Board Computer (SBC) and the BeaglePlay is one of them. Released in 2023 were both the BeaglePlay and the BeagleV-Ahead. The Play board is an ARM processor...

Python Series Part 27: Canvas Widget - Part 3

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This article will conclude the Canvas Methods that are available. I am sure that you will not use all the methods, but some should come in handy.

If you do not go over all the sample code, at...
Arduino Ventuno Q Review
Proxmox VE Series Part 6: Linux Containers (LXC)
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We've covered Virtual Machines, and now we can get into Linux Containers (LXC).

Since our Proxmox Server is running on a 64-bit Intel or AMD, the Linux Containers must run a distro of Linux on...
Arduino Uno Q - LED Matrix - Plasma
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In the previous article, we used the LED Matrix on the Arduino Uno Q to produce 'falling' dots that resemble rain. This is basic code in Python to create the 'rain' on the LED Matrix.

Now, we are...
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