Linux is taking over Twitch. Want to join?
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2024
- Introducing a new project for a UA-camr with over 15 million subscribers. I'll let you guess who it is in the video, but we're using Linux for a server, programming environment, and hardware control. Let's check out the behind the scenes of setting up and managing a large Linux Dev project.
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What linux projects are you currently working on?
Hypervisor and Managment Software based on KVM
3d printed arduino robot arm possibly on arduino using ubuntu desktop . and maybe using a raspberrypi later
That’s really cool. I would love to try that on chat
Yes! Moist!!!! Thanks for helping out!
It’ll be a fun one :)
Of course you would use the penguin OS to do a project for the penguin guy. And also there isn't another viable option worth considering anyway. Even Microsoft uses Linux for that sort of thing. But the question is: will it be written in Rust?
I did a project involving a Cartesian robot not long ago at work, but it was a pipette robot, and it didn't involve web (which is still my weak point as a developer). It was just a desktop UI to run test routines on it and write the results to a local database.
Haha! Yeah you caught me. No plan to use rust. Most of the backend hardware control will be written in Python. Nothing critical here pun intended lol
Also cool project. Love myself some robots
@@SavvyNikI stream on a different channel and on Twitch, and the one thing keeping me from being able to livestream on Twitch is the lack of a suitable replacement for SteelSeries Sonar. After the initial setup, one click and streamer mode gives each app different volumes for the listener and the host. So not only will the game versus music versus, let's say, Discord voice chat have separate volumes, but each one has a separate volume for the listener, which makes managing audio for streamers incredibly easy. This is especially useful for people who have partial hearing loss because now they can have things sound good for them without being either way too loud or way too quiet for the audience.
Not only did it allow my audio interface to work with Discord when it otherwise wouldn't, but its microphone presets were pretty useful as well.
If I had the money to commission you for such a project, I would do it in a heartbeat. I feel like other creators, like some ordinary gamer, should get together and raise funds to commission such a project. Or hell, maybe you could just take existing projects like pulse meter or some other Linux mixer and add this functionality to it.
Actually, I just looked up something that I couldn't remember the name of, and I managed to find something called PulseAudio Volume Control 6.0, which seems like it might actually do the thing I was talking about. "control both the volume of hardware devices and of each playback stream separately."
Yeah I was going to suggest the pulse audio control. It’s pretty powerful. I used to use it on my xmonad setup where I was also streaming but to UA-cam with OBS and it got me sorted with my setup. It’s hard to get people excited about dev. Maybe when I’m done with the Charlie project I can find another UA-cam project to contribute to :D
@@SavvyNik If only I was a big UA-camr or streamer, I could commission you to make it as brain dead simple to set up pulsemeter, but I'll check it out.
This feel twitch play Pokémon when it got poplar when user type words to do actions in chat. But there limited on connection right else it would spam over +1000 users inputs.
Haha yeah this approach will be much different
Nice project
are u using a mac to develop it
It’s all through terminal and vscodium for the most part. Sometimes I use a mac for access to the dev server which is Ubuntu server
What app is this? Idk i want to use it
Still not released. I’m currently working on it
@@SavvyNik whattttt its your app?? I got to check your website i guess.
haha basically if you're a subscriber to twitch / yt on Charlie's channel then you'll get access to it.
@@SavvyNik oh there is a bit of misunderstanding i am talking the app you are using to plan this project :)
Oh lol I use gink on my screen
Wouldn’t it be easier to fork octoprint
not since the machine is so specialized. I would assume octoprint has to regulate servos in order to do fine precision moves. The claw machine is simple relay logic. It'd take more time integrating than just writing new code