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Or dare I say it, run espruino on it...
A Linux build with wifi and Bluetooth....
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• #3
Well, if you're up for writing a Linux version of the Bluetooth API ;)
But yes, with the WiringPi Espruino build it's actually pretty snappy.
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There is Bluetooth LE on Linux - but it's still not that stable and only works on new versions of Bluez. As far as I can tell it may be using DBUS to Bluez to do what needs doing... I don't think that's going to end up being portable to ESP32 :(
It'd be nice to be able to make
jswrap_bluetooth
multiplatform though. I've tried a little, but there's still quite a lot of platform-specific stuff in there.
I just saw this announcement for the Raspberry Pi Zero W:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero-w-joins-family/
$10, and has the same radio hardware as the Pi 3 (so WiFi and Bluetooth 4). It should be perfect as a device to run EspruinoHub on.