Linux powered buses in poland

2 cents

Nais!

Debian!

What are its specs?

I want a monitor like that now, thanks

@karma van you imagine? That thing in portrait mode and having a full screen terminal ...

gotta appreciate the linuxbus tag

@incognito useless

Is it raining ? Aww. So beautiful.

@neriald no, u

@incognito but it is you can’t read it properly will be too high

With that screen you can forget about line wrap forever

And it comes complete with bus drivers.

The whole public transport in Prague is powered by Puppy Linux :P

@incognito Iknorite

Kernel panic?

City?

@Gregozor2121 krakow

Bet its just rpi rebooting and it controls only these monitors, not running the whole bus ;)

@fullslack

Curious if trams in Katowice are linux powered too... Their boards seem similar at first glance.

I remember back to day, when buses in katowice ocassionally had screens with advirstments it was running windows XP. How many times ive seen BSOD there and driver rebooting that... Embeded machine? Did he had hidden laptop? Anyway it was funny to see on bus stop him running app for cameras etc.

Why not automated it? No fking idea. Noobs...

@DubbaThony Katowice has to have something inferior to Krakow ;) joking probably both are bad. I've seen bsod on the transport signs by dworzec here many times.

@fullslack
Lol

In tychy there is prediction mechanism tychy.kiedyprzyjedzie.pl

It works pretty well on mobile (when domain and servers are ok lol) but funsies happen after their recent upgrade to uglier webpage. I bet they screwed up api along the way, becouse there are physical plates with these predictions when what will come in tychy. All of them are dead now.

Come on, its been a year.

@DubbaThony someone did this in krk https://mpk.jacekk.net/map.html

@fullslack

Uuu sweeet

Cool , who is jessie