Dominik L. Borkowski

Thanks for your prompt reply. I'm not sure why, but that logical OR doesn't seem to work. I can use simple ``` #if !defined(ESP8266) ``` or ``` #ifndef ESP8266 ```...

Doh! This should have been the right incantation, logical AND not OR: ``` #if !defined(ESP8266) && !defined(ESP32) #error "ESP8266 or ESP32 constant is not defined." #endif ```

After further digging, it appears that ESP-NOW strategy leverages esp-idf, which is esp32 specific. I guess that answers the original question, whether this could be used on esp8266. It would...

Thank you kindly for your responses. Unfortunately, writing that is currently beyond the scope of my experience with C/C++ and familiarity with PJON itself. However, I'd be more than happy...

Having SYS_ARCH would work. While like most installations we run on Linux and x86_64, we are entertaining the possibility of using Power architecture for some things. This would provide a...

There's a bug filed with Ubuntu itself, we'll see which one gets more traction. There are two issues here: 1) startup script parses output of `loginctl` and it breaks if...

I can't believe I missed it earlier, the issue is caused by Ubuntu's decision to symlink `/bin` to `/usr/bin`. With `/bin/` being earlier in $PATH, this means `/bin/gufw-pkexec` is executed...

Both 20.04.1-1ubuntu1 and 22.04.0-ubuntu1 (latest packages for Ubuntu 20 LTS and 22 LTS) show: /usr/bin/gufw-pkexec Interestingly enough, further investigation reveals that XRDP sessions get a different $PATH order than direct...

A small update. The issue ultimately lies with xrdp not reading `/etc/environment` and having wrong order of elements in `$PATH`. It was identified by upstream, and fixed in newer versions...

This issue continues to appear in 4.19.2. What exactly is that pop-up window setting? We'd like to be able to have a silent installer, but as it stands the first...