Matthew Croughan

Actually, no. This is not the case. Shows you how much I understand my own project hah. My former comments are a slight issue that applies to things I've been...

Regarding my previous comments about basing Octoprint on a Balena image moving forward, the main reason for this is because there actually are issues present in discovering USB devices caused...

Interesting. I may have some 3.5" displays somewhere that I can test this with later, but if you find the issue first then do submit a PR!

I'm not the most knowledgeable when it comes to the procedure to compile, package and run Electron based applications, maybe there is a missing dependency for xorg that allows your...

@Bucknalla Just to be clear, you are saying that your display doesn't start at all? I have been presuming that the displays work, but that the touch input does not.

@Bucknalla Yeah, I've noticed that too on recent builds. It's because the app fails to build deterministically when checked out to the commit hash I've provided. It did work at...

@Bucknalla That's great investigative work that will prove incredibly useful in making this work in more cases, since I won't be using a Pi4 in my personal setup any time...

@Bucknalla https://github.com/MatthewCroughan/octobalena/commit/a736008cd2e8c5891efc69b2cdc5a6a92f23368b proves that you and I were building from master, which is why builds were inconsistent, because of the lack of one character, amazing.

@Bucknalla I'm having other troubles with building properly, so I'm opting to simply install via the binaries provided by Octodash's release page, whilst keeping the Dockerfile with the full build...

Additionally, the image is 600~MB lighter for utilising the binary build, since I'm probably building it completely incorrectly, but it was the only way it worked out, since I run...