I'm intrigued! #ClockWorkPi's shipping is legendarily slow, but it seems you got yours kinda quickly.
How's the keyboard experience? Mushy? Clicky? Too small for it to matter either way?
The page lists some kind of #UNIX that can run on it, but there's no details on the page. Any idea what kind of OS it can run? I'm curious how any Unix could run on a MCU like the #Pico
Today is a day for some hardware tinkering. #ClockworkPi #DevTerm #PicoCalc #Linux
Assembled my PicoCalc today. It was really well packaged with nice instructions. The device itself feels really well constructed and has a few features you might not expect like speakers, headphone jack, volume knob, backlit keyboard, and inbuilt charger for the 18650s. Next step is finding out what the little BASIC shell is capable of.
I finally received a PicoCalc from clockworkpi. It's a nice piece of kit. Is there already a software archive? It reminds me a bit of the computers in the cockpit of an airplane.
#picocalc #clockworkpi
#ClockworkPi strikes again ! « #PicoCalc : Back to Basics, rediscover the Golden Age of Computing » 
- 4 inch screen
- QWERTY backlite keyboard
- 2 standard 18650 batteries
- Raspberry Pi Pico series supported
- ClockworkPi 2.0 OS
Introducing the uConsole to the pubs WiFi. Having some issues, but nothing to be unexpected with anything new, there's always something to work on with new hardware
Finally, took nearly 10 hours to process. The video of me building the uConsole from unboxing to turning it on.
PeerTube: https://area51.media/w/kG325u7SwrAP5X2Wq75MbQ
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ6zYnTti54
Hopefully this will be useful for anyone who is also building one of these.
