If I wanted to get a screen and use a raspberry pi to create an alway on TimeChainCalendar frame.
What’s a cheap LCD screen maybe… 21”+ with low refresh rate and low power.
What screen would you buy?
#asknostr #DIY
Discussion
WaveShare eInk FTW!
Trying to find an excuse to buy one myself :p
Looking it up.
Hmmm these are too expensive.
old phone?
21”?
oh, ha, missed that part
I have it always on a third monitor on my desk
truly a thing of beauty. its author used to be on here as @TC
hm didn't find him when trying to @ on amethyst. good to know.
I'm batting .000 tonight 🥴
HP VH240a 23.8
my heart when you only like my comment but don't comment back. what kind of person are you. 
Ooff I’m not that harsh.
Also, what part of a house is this? An indoor window?
Have you considered using an android for this project? You can get a used one w similar specs and price, comes with its own screen, you can run a full blown linux GUI on it if you want.
Like what? Can you give me an example?
Just pick any android released like 2-6 years ago, look on eBay/plebian.market/satscrap/shopstr, and there it is used for like $50. There are linux distributions for android that are full linux distros, or you can stick with a normal android ROM. I haven't researched it in a while, so I don't have any more specific suggestions, just saying it's maybe an easier path than doing this w pi. There are ways to run python etc even on an android rom.
Thanks. I wanted a screen that is relatively large in size. Not a phone or tablet scale.
So I’m not sure if something like this exists.