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Battle For Wesnoth - ARM64 Debian Build
ARM64 Debian (especially for the Raspberry PI) build of BFW.
...Embark on a desperate quest to reclaim your rightful throne… Flee the Lich Lords to a new home across the sea… Delve into the darkest depths of the earth to craft a jewel of fire itself… Defend your kingdom against the ravaging hordes of a foul necromancer… Or lead a straggly band of survivors across the blazing sands to confront an unseen evil. The choice is up to you… -
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GROWbox Supervisor System (GROWSS)
Automated Plant Environment Growing System using Raspberry Pi
...GROWSS uses a Raspberry Pi (RPI) & Grove sensors to monitor and control the environment in your grow box or cabinet. Environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, soil moisture, & smoke (from fire) are monitored and displayed on a terminal connected to the RPI & on a mobile app. GROWSS also controls the exhaust fan and grow lights based on the time interval (ie. 12 hours on/12 hours off) & from environmental factors, temp & humidity. The environmental values are saved to the local storage every 15 minutes and when an alarm is present. ... -
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PiNetworkMonitor
.img for Raspberry Pi or other embedded system for network monitoring
This is an image for the Raspberry Pi with Nagios Core 4 installed. Just flash the image and fire it up. Apache and Nagios start on boot, and you are ready to roll with your configurations.
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