I did start a public a GitHub repo right after I made it work.
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- mfat@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Claude Code / AI Shows Potential For Reverse-Engineering Hardware For Linux Support3·23 天前
- mfat@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Claude Code / AI Shows Potential For Reverse-Engineering Hardware For Linux Support1·23 天前
Does Kimi k3 really have a free version?
- mfat@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Claude Code / AI Shows Potential For Reverse-Engineering Hardware For Linux Support2·24 天前
I have the pro subscription ($20 a month)
- mfat@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Claude Code / AI Shows Potential For Reverse-Engineering Hardware For Linux Support202·24 天前
I made the fingerprint sensor on my Lenovo 14s Yoga work thanks to Claude. It took 30 minutes.
Yeah the UI was very basic and I hadn’t updated it for almost 2 years. Please feel free to report any issues, and feedback is always welcome!
This is a desktop app, unlike cockpit. It’s focused on speed and simplicity.
Also the AppImage and Flatpak should run on any distro, and a flathub build is planned as well.
It’s similar to Remmina when it comes to functions but the user interface is different. SSH Pilot has an integrated terminal and file manager and many other features.
Filezilla is just an FTP client. This has a built-in terminal, various SSH-related utilities and even a container manager.
https://github.com/mfat/goodix-55a2-linux