To make the main branch exactly like the dev branch by ignoring the changes in the main branch and overwriting it with dev:
git fetch origin
Check out to the main branch:
git checkout main
To make the main branch exactly like the dev branch by ignoring the changes in the main branch and overwriting it with dev:
git fetch origin
Check out to the main branch:
git checkout main
Imagine you are making small webapp to control a hardware protoytpe.
It is part of a set of internal tools and utilities that you are building for a bigger project, to aid you in testing or something else.
This repo, since it is a client project, is private.
Now, let's say the private git repo, you are maintaining those utilities is hosted in github as: github.com/user/utility_repo
At some point you want to make the web-app go live, you don't want to bother working on a bare-metal VPS, you want to just simply use gh-pages
because it provides ssl support out of the box, it's simple, lean and gets the job done, while your repo still remains private.
# The screenshots I took, have resolutions 144x144
# The screenshots I took, have dimensions 2990x2080
# I combined all the front images and back images of PCB separately into 2 separate videos, each with framerate 8
ffmpeg -r 8 -f image2 -s 144x144 -i picf%04d.png -vcodec libx264 -crf 15 -pix_fmt yuv420p wf.mp4
ffmpeg -r 8 -f image2 -s 144x144 -i picb%04d.png -vcodec libx264 -crf 15 -pix_fmt yuv420p wb.mp4
# changed the resolutions
ffmpeg -i wf.mp4 -vf scale=2990:2080 -preset slow -crf 18 wfrs.mp4
ffmpeg -i wb.mp4 -vf scale=2990:2080 -preset slow -crf 18 wbrs.mp4
Tested on Ubuntu 20, 21 earlier and they were not working. So upgraded Ubutbu to latest 22 version.
The issue is: The built in Kernals of Ubuntu and many Linux Kernals (between ) have the CH340 drivers broken / have bugs and not fixed (from kernal 5.4.0-87 and above)
Note: I didn't try on linux kernal 5.4.0-86 my self. I though I will see how is the situation in the latest linux kernal (as of 16/05/2022)
DISPLAY: https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/7.9inch_HDMI_LCD | |
Connect the USB touch & power of the display's uUSB to any USB port of the Intel NUC machine. | |
Connect the HDMI INPUT for the display through a thunderbolt 3 -> HDMI adapater to the NUC | |
Connect your primary display to the NUC's main HDMI output. | |
In display settings of Ubuntu's Settings, arrange your display orintation and position according to your needs. | |
My setup involved to set it up in "Left Portrait" mode. | |
The display timing are automatically recognized by Ubuntu if this display is attached to the Thunderbolt 3 as secondary display. | |
Note: If you attach the waveshare display to the rpimary HDMI of NUC, it won't work and will appear glitchy.. |
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