It's just running focuswriter and is honestly really satisfying to write on. Got most everything either second hand or liquidation shops except for the pi itself.
Now I'm taking a python class before I give it another go, but I'm really proud of this.
Hi all - I'm extremely green to any sort of coding or computer work, and have gotten farther on my own than I thought I would (which is admittedly not very far), but I'm stuck on something that feels like it should be simple, but I can't get past.
I'm running a Raspberry Pi 4 on Debian Raspberry Pi OS with the desktop, and I have FocusWriter installed. My goal right now is to have FocusWriter open when the system boots.
I feel like in all the tutorials/advice I'm reading, that there's a step somewhere I must be missing. I've been trying to troubleshoot it on my own but I have already borked my bash process once (which I figured how to fix) so I'm here asking for some help. The more ELI5 the better.
My eventual goal is to walk away with what is functionally a writerdeck, and while I know there is a writerdeck OS that I can use, I really want to try to make it function this way if I can.
Hi all - I'm extremely green to this, and have gotten farther on my own than I thought I would (which is admittedly not very far), but I'm stuck on something that feels like it should be simple, but I can't get past.
I'm running a Raspberry Pi 4 on Debian Raspberry Pi OS with the desktop, and I have FocusWriter installed. My goal right now is to have FocusWriter open when the system boots.
I feel like in all the tutorials I'm reading, that there's a step somewhere I must be missing. I've been trying to troubleshoot it on my own but I have already borked my bash process once (which I figured how to fix) so I'm here asking for some help. The more ELI5 the better.
My eventual goal is to walk away with what is functionally a writerdeck, and while I know there is a writerdeck OS that I can use, I really want to try to make it function this way if I can.
I'm basically looking for a VTT that has the ability for scene creations where I can set atmospheric imagery and music/sfx, and preferably a simple dice roller, for playing games that don't have a need for a grid. I know that I can set this up in something like Roll20 or foundry, but they're just such clunky websites to use and I figured there might be something else. When it first came out, Quest Portal was pretty much exactly what I was looking for, but then very quickly pivoted to being an AI campaign generator which I would just rather not mess with at all.
Anyhow - if anyone knows of something like this before I start building in one of the usuals, I'd appreciate it!
All three episodes of our One Shot of Realis are up as of today! This was such a great introduction to the game, which I'm very quickly falling in love with. Also, it was a joy to get Austin on as a player - I know designers so often get stuck having to GM their own games in perpetuity, and Tyler did such a killer job with leading this one-shot.
Featuring Elliot Davis (The Time We Have, Many Sided Media), Viditya Voleti (A Land Once Magic), Tyler Crumrine (Possible Worlds Games), Austin Walker (Friends at the Table, Realis), and me!