Ruby-LCD

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Last Update: 2013-04-05

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Ruby-LCD is a client library (lcd.rb) and a small-but-growing collection of fairly useful clients (such as an XMMS display client and an IMAP mail check client) for the LCDProc system for small serial/USB LCD screens.

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