Steam Machines have returned: all the news about Valve’s new hardware universe
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Those Steam Machine snap-on screens now have some open source code to play with.
Here’s the GitHub for the $100 Jsaux E-Ink Faceplate, and here’s the GitHub for the $90 Pixel Matrix. The company isn’t open-sourcing what you need to flash new firmware, though — just a portion of the software that could beam your content to the panels. For a refresher, here’s my Today I’m Toying With video:
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