TOR-anon1 @ Spider89 @lemmy.world

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No it's not.

Stability is pretty useful.

I think stability is better for a new linux person.

Although, Linux Mint might be better if didn't need a moving wallpaper.

Hmm... Manjaro has a history is breakage/SSL issues.

Try a copy of Debian KDE

What Desktop Enviroment did you install?

Try: sudo apt install tasksel && sudo tasksel

Live disk? or CD iso?

What? She's 15?

Simplicity > Complexity

I use nano.

Nano >> vi/vim, emacs

I don't exacly know what you mean, but the (generic) Form Factor of this device is:

• Unimonitor. (Designed to monitor one plant. [Needs Changing])
• Extensible. (CC-BY-SA CAD source, GPLv3 code)
• Durable. (5mm thick wall, IP33)

The device is rain-resistant, but nothing fancy.

It's wall powered.

It doesn't use LAN/PAM. Instead, a local config and IR controller is used to modify paramaters. However, you could code this in.

Sould there be anything to change for the device?

Yes.

A custom soil moisture sensor was used.

A seperate config file wasn't used, but there is a controller able to change the config.

The box monitors temp/humidity and soil moisture and Beeps/Flashes to inform that the plant needs maintenance.

Bookworm

There was IW4X. GPLv3, I believe.

Ess-Cue-Elle

Is this legal?

Yes.

With PLA, you can submerge your part with sand and use molten metal. (PLA Casting)

3D printer can also print metals. You just need a special nozzle and metal fillament.

The entire device should be 3d metal printed.

If you want a lighter device. Plastic works on:

• Body.
• Pin.

Metal is needed on:

• Front/Back guard.
• Shackle.