F@H?

if the client of F@H has an API (Application Programming Interface) like Seti@Home does, it should be rather easy to make a plugin for LCDC.

I think this is just what you need:

http://www.matrixorbital.com/products/lk404-at.htm

it can have a standard keyboard connected to it, and it has a large screen, perfect for what you want to achieve. the only thing left is to write some software for it.

I allways new my god was leet

oooh nice!

thx for this goodie henry

if they've used banished idea, they prolly changed it just a tiny little bit so they don't have to give credit to banished

lol, just kidding, ... now help me hide myself before henry looks in this thread again ... /me worried

very niiiiice mod

any idea of an easy system to lock your door with the same method?

it still doesn't works henry...
(you ow me a cookie dude! )

lol, good one

and it's also one of the most accurate pictures of LCD's!

I have made a small SDK-readme page in which most of the available functions are listed together with their descriptions. http://users.pandora.be/relix/MO/MOCC/SDK/SDK-readme.htm Here is a description of what MOCC actually is and does: MOCC is an interface to your Matrix Orbital Display, with suppor...

with some minor porting I think delphi code will work in kylix, but I doubt DLL's work on linux? As MOCC is actually a DLL...

Finally, it's here, the beta release of Matrix Orbital Control Center. MOCC is some kind of LCDriver but with multiple application support. There are still a lot of changes to be made, but for the experimenting dudes here is the linkage: Main Setup File: http://users.pandora.be/relix/MO/MOCC/setup.e...

Aeris and with LCDC following the instructions Mat-d-Rat gave. The bars still don't work properly too (let me guess: LCDriver uses its own custom characters for it?)

what's wrong then? Must be some problem...

still not working mate