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@@ -1,29 +1,30 @@ # I2C -A application to control an I2C display on RPI. +An application to control an I2C display on RPI. This application should represent a multi-use software with features ranging from a bus line analyser, bus delay analiser, an generative AI command line, weather reports, note's saving and much more. This is a starter project with the goal of expanded everything later on to let's say an e-ink display or small LCD. - -18/11/2024 migrating to C for the main code +After some tinkering with GTK i decided to switch qt for the gui application. The program is Multi-platform and even supports a web-console -MAIN USE OF THE PROGRAM : +MAIN USE OF THE PROGRAM : the main feature of the program is the ability to control and I2C display really extensivly and be abel to do alot of things with it -CURRENT FEATURES -> - -* weather display -* random generated greeting quote ( still dont know what to really do about that, could add a joke of the day system or something like that) -* a button powered button pomodore timer -* some sort of clock mechanisme that adds an alarm clock, timer and stopwatch -* system monitor dashbord ( cpu , ram , disk , temp , ... ) -* speech command center -* generative AI model that uses meta's llama -* current playing audio -* voice based notes -* to do list integration based on the personal calender +CURRENT FEATURES -> +- Weather display +- Random generated greeting quote ( still dont know what to really do about that, could add a joke of the day system or something like that) +- A button powered button pomodore timer +- Some sort of clock mechanisme that adds an alarm clock, timer and stopwatch +- System monitor dashbord ( cpu , ram , disk , temp , ... ) +- Speech command center +- Generative AI model that uses meta's llama +- Current playing audio +- Voice based notes +- To do list integration based on the personal calender A nice idea is to make it somehting easily installable and configurable in the future without to much tinkering need +At the moment the software only supports a CLI version. + +Support wil be kept to Linux and MacOS for now. |