I built an open-source art display: museum art on any screen you own
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This started years ago when I went on the hunt for a digital art frame when I was doing some remodeling. I kept hitting the same thing: walled gardens, subscription requirements, no portrait-mode support, "proprietary hardware." Maybe worst, the annoyance that so many companies were essentially re-selling subs to digital artwork that was and had been public domain forever. I ended up buying a plain commercial display, and building what I desired until I had Pieria. It was the opp
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