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 # linuxSmartie
-Alphanumeric LCD software for Linux (kind of LCDSmartie for Windows but no GUI, no config file, no plugins, no Windows). Written with C++26, should compile with at least C++20.
+Alphanumeric LCD controller software for Linux (kind of LCDSmartie for Windows but no GUI, no config file, no plugins, no Windows). Written with C++26 (`-std=c++2c`), will need at least gcc 14 to compile.
 
-Hardcoded to work with 4x40 character display because that's what I have and I don't plan on using anything else. Should work with most other display sizes by modifying `src/LCDDisplay.cpp`. Best of luck.
+Hardcoded to work with 4x40 character display because that's what I have and I don't plan on using anything else. Uses Matrix Orbital protocol over serial. Should work with most other display sizes by modifying `src/LCDDisplay.cpp`. Best of luck.
 
 Vaguely inspired by suckless software philosophy.
 
 ## The config is the source code
-Same as plugins. Just write more features scrub, learn some C++, damn
+Same as plugins. Just write in more features scrub, learn some C++, damn
 
 ## TODOs
 - Extra screens support perhaps?
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 - In the LCDDisplay lib, reimplement all the features I have in picoSmartie + maybe finally add keypad support for both so I can toggle backlight (?) or change screens if I want any
 - Screens could be automatic tbh, like if it detects media playing it switches to media screen, if GPU power > 80W it switches to main (hwmon) screen
 - Network monitoring would be sick
-- Need shared pointer after all? something is crashing
-- centering func
-- suspend/resume still broken
-- try to be c++23, avoid globals, use naming conventions, avoid c way of doing things unless it makes more sense
+- Centering function for the in utils `std::string center(str, len)`;
+- Suspend/resume still broken but also I don't really use it soooo...
+- Try to be C++26, avoid globals, wrap in namespaces, use naming conventions, use classes, avoid pure C way of doing things unless it makes more sense
 
 ## LCD layout
 It looks something like this
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 ```
 
 ### So what's still missing
-- Tasmota wall power, doable
-- Average CPU freq, doable
 - Per-core CPU load, doable but annoying
 - FPS counter, maybe possible?
 - Active core count, probably impossible but loadAvg is better?
 - GPU board power, probably impossible, it was estimated on windows anyway
 - CPU cache/iod, likely impossible, zenpower doesnt show it
-- GPU clock limit, probably impossible, amdgpu doesnt show it?
+- GPU clock limit, probably impossible, gpu_metrics doesnt show it?
 - CPU fan, likely impossible, no modules