Looks promising, but it's only available for OSX and Windows. Will we be seeing a Linux release soon?
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That's exactly what's happening there, but the "keyboard" is pre-programmed to enter keys presses automatically in a way that makes a website pop up.
Of course bypassing the problem by reducing plastic waste is always preferred and so much more elegant a solution, but provided that would need to be done across all the globe, including so many different cultures and governments, and with such poor inherent economic incentives (plastic is still too cheap), I'm not really confident that'd be possible within a reasonable time-frame, or at all.
I feel like a breakthrough in recycling technology by a small team and some investors would be much easier to achieve than global alignment in law making and enforcement. Is there anyone achieving significant progress in that area?
Additionally and optionally you can setup a small .desktop file to provide some convenience metadata what will be useful to pack the app easily, and an icon file.
In my experience, it's neither silly nor fruitless, but you can't expect solid results either, your interests are not the only factor at play.
As a manager, I'm genuinely interested in my team's personal growth, but that needs to be balanced with business needs. I'll always try to match business needs with each team member's personal interests and not just skills, because that'll render a much more motivated (thus productive) work environment, but sometimes it's just not possible, and uninteresting work will just have to be dealt with to keep the paychecks coming until something more interesting shows up.
Anyway, I'm using Qt5+QtSerialPort myself inside AppImages, and works beautifully.