Easiest way to make this only a bedside radio alarm clock
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2019 2:56 am
Things have advanced alot since I first got this joggler. But I can't bring myself to toss it just yet. I'm sure I can get one more use out of it. So thought I'd try a radio alarm clock.
But having a struggle to do solely that.
Being a medium techie, what would be the easiest way to make this into soley a bedside radio alarm clock?
With alarm selecting a favorite radio station, and ability to dim way down at night.
After a clean install of the openframe software
I have tried sqpos, with it getting stuck on the second screen connecting to mysqueezebox
Tried pnp 3.6 but sooo much there I coldn't tell what dimmed what and how
Tried ubuntu bionic but need wireless
Part of the problem is that if I run it via usb, I have to do it all by command line cause I don't have a usb hub for the keyboard to be attached as well. I know...
Any other suggestions?
But having a struggle to do solely that.
Being a medium techie, what would be the easiest way to make this into soley a bedside radio alarm clock?
With alarm selecting a favorite radio station, and ability to dim way down at night.
After a clean install of the openframe software
I have tried sqpos, with it getting stuck on the second screen connecting to mysqueezebox
Tried pnp 3.6 but sooo much there I coldn't tell what dimmed what and how
Tried ubuntu bionic but need wireless
Part of the problem is that if I run it via usb, I have to do it all by command line cause I don't have a usb hub for the keyboard to be attached as well. I know...
Any other suggestions?