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V4L2 and libcamera developer with IdeasOnBoard Oy, mostly poking around cameras and multimedia on Linux systems.

Would love to herd an embedded boards farm, but currently only owns a board cemetery.

Opinions are all mine.
jmondi

jmondi

I'm about to replace my beloved laptop and I'm considering "Linux-native" producers instead of the usual Lenovo/Dell/BigBrand. The usual suspects (I know of) for someone living in Europe are Tuxedo computers, Star Lab System and .... ?

Requirements: a lot of CPU (45W TDP) preferably no dGPU, 15 or 16 inches and extended warranty and "next day" repair (which is never the next day, but you know..)

Any opinion to share ?
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jmondi

jmondi

Edited 1 year ago
@libcamera has recently received an implementation proposal of an auto-focus algorithm for Rockchip RK3399. A great occasion to continue the work done at @fosdem to support the @PINE64 PinephonePro cameras.

Here it is a quick test of the auto-focus algorithm running in "continuous auto-focus mode" on the PinephonePro IMX258 rear camera.

Let's try to merge it soon upstream!

PS:
Sorry for my shaky hands during the first 10 seconds, let's say I was trying to make things harder for the algorithm
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