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## Launcher - Launcher now has optional power button to show - Launcher layout improvements - Removed text from Launcher (translations with larger amounts of text did not fit small device formats) ## T-Lora Pager - Implement power off (created `BQ25896` driver) - Implemented haptics (created `DRV2605` driver project) and buzz on startup - Reversed scroll wheel - Created `TloraEncoder` device and relocated its logic from `TloraKeyboard` - Disabled SPIRAM test to save 0.5 seconds of boot time (current boot time is very slow) - Update `ST7796` esp_lcd driver to v1.3.4 - Fixed keyboard bug: delete queue in destructor - Fixed driver dependencies: Avoiding usage of global static shared_ptr. Properly constructor-inject everywhere, or use `tt::hal::findDevices()` - I2C configuration is now immutable (you cannot disable it anymore from the I2C Settings app, as it would break crucial drivers) - Renamed I2C and UART subsystems to "Internal" ## Drivers - On/off interface added to `PowerDevice` - Created `tt::hal::Configuration.createDevices`, which is intended to replace all custom create calls for display, keyboard, etc. - Created `EncoderDevice` as a `Device` subtype ## Other Improvements - Changed `findDevices(type, function)` into a templatized function. - Improved SD card mounting ## Fixes - Show Screenshot app again - Fixed Statusbar: some updates were allowed to time out and fail silently: When the Statusbar service would do a state update, the LVGL statusbar would never get updated due to this timeout. - Fixed memory leaks in all `createSdCard()` functions (in most board implementations)
Overview
Tactility is an operating system that focuses on the ESP32 microcontroller family.
See https://tactility.one for more information.
You can run built-in apps or start them from an SD card. It's easy to manage system settings:
