Florian Euchner

Yes, this happens because the esp32-wifi-lib version you are using is newer than the one esp32free80211 is compatible with. You have to downgrade esp-idf and esp32-wifi-lib using the appropriate `git...

Thanks for reporting this problem, it looks like some recent update to Espressif `esp32-wifi-lib` broke this project. I kind of expected this to happen since esp32free80211 uses undocumented, unstable functionality...

No, I think 32 bits should be correct, though I have to admit it is kind of poorly worded. I assume you are somewhat knowledgeable when it comes to the...

Nice work on that LED panel 👍! I see two different solutions to your problem: The cleanest solution probably is to cascase the DMA buffers, this should be doable by...

Yes, every bit will still take the same time on the wire, so timings will be faster when using just three instead of four bits. However, you can adjust the...

From what you've seen, do you think we could just replace this whole parseCfg mess with [glib's config file parser](https://developer.gnome.org/glib/stable/glib-Key-value-file-parser.html) instead without breaking people's old config files? Honestly, even if...

Hm, okay. It would be interesting to know which feature exactly isn't supported... If it's something minor, I wouldn't care too much.

Thank you very much for that information! For reference, [here](https://github.com/GNOME/glib/blob/master/glib/gkeyfile.c#L148) is the confirmation that glib ignores duplicate keys. I don't know if any single person has a large amount of...

> We can dump parseCfg and provide a tool to do some kind of migration. I agree. I think at some point breaking backwards compatibility, even without a migration tool,...

Have you checked if maybe the "Macros" features could fit the bill for you use case (Configuration -> Macros)? For example, you could configure it such that pressing Ctrl+Return generates...