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I just wanted to discuss if it would be a good idea to replace pi4j with diozero. Diozero seems to be more widely supported by different single boards computer and the performance of diozero seems higher.
I'm looking into running Photonic3D on an asus Tinkerboard which is supported by Diozero already, probably pi4j will work as well but with some modding most likely.
Let me know your thoughts :)
Kind regards,
Robin
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On 6/9/2017 2:38 AM, Robin wrote:
hi,
I just wanted to discuss if it would be a good idea to replace pi4j
with diozero. Diozero seems to be more widely supported by different
single boards computer and the performance of diozero seems higher.
I'm looking into running Photonic3D on an asus Tinkerboard which is
supported by Diozero already, probably pi4j will work as well but with
some modding most likely.
Let me know your thoughts :)
Kind regards,
Robin
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hi,
I just wanted to discuss if it would be a good idea to replace pi4j with diozero. Diozero seems to be more widely supported by different single boards computer and the performance of diozero seems higher.
I'm looking into running Photonic3D on an asus Tinkerboard which is supported by Diozero already, probably pi4j will work as well but with some modding most likely.
Let me know your thoughts :)
Kind regards,
Robin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: