Matthieu Houdebine

Implemented in #72

Thanks @Cyruz143! I added your startup procedure in the wiki: https://github.com/mathoudebine/turing-smart-screen-python/wiki/System-monitor-%3A-how-to-start#6-run-system-monitor-at-startup

Hi @SaplingLTD and welcome to this project We didn't know the screen had been embedded into a keyboard! Looks really nice Can you try to use the branch `fix/replace-queued-data-send-with-immediate-plus-deferred-delay` made...

Hi @RussNelson, that would be a great change indeed! I will try to work on it next week. Basically, some try/except in the code should do the job

Hi, thanks for the PR, i'm having troubles with your changes as now the System Monitor Python program uses a lot of CPU resources: the program can take up to...

Hello, can you check your scheduled task from the task scheduler? It should be setup like this:    Can you also send the content of your `log.log` file...

Hi @guglovich Are you sure your smart screen is revision A? You can check this wiki page to identify your model: https://github.com/mathoudebine/turing-smart-screen-python/wiki/Hardware-revisions The revision A hardware usually have a serial...

The `/dev/ttyS[...]` are serial ports from your system, they are not the serial port of the screen First you need to find the correct serial port of your display: Unplug...

Can you try again but using another USB cable? And maybe also try another USB port of your computer

Are you sure this device is your screen? Does it disappear when you unplug the screen from the computer? If this device is your screen, then I'm not sure it...