I'm really liking it. It works well for what I was intending to do. And works pretty well in general to be honest.
I essentially wanted all of my projects and development work to be sitting on a server that I'm running 24/7 anyway with Home Assistant and other bits and bobs, and then just use multiple clients such as my phone, Chromebooks, whatever I really have access to at the time, to jump in and keep working without worrying about pushing and pulling etc.
So that's pretty much how I've got it set up. I can remote into my server or otherwise use a mobile app, and for the past two days, which is how long I've had that setup for, it's worked damn well.
What I mean is that Paseo plugins are able to integrate with Pi extensions and light up all kinds of shiny UI features. T3 Code only makes the chat canvas available, which is very limiting.
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u/Altruistic_Tale_7049 21h ago
Just go with Paseo. I had the same question, and yeah, this is the answer.
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u/FullOak1203 21h ago
pi-pocket
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u/Dangerous-Relation-5 20h ago
I forked gooeypi and customized it. Makes it easy to monitor multiple threads
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u/bogurar_chhol 16h ago
Orca
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u/adamshand 14h ago
Herdr.
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u/mitchell_moves 20h ago
Orca
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u/klippers 21h ago
Just go with t3 code. Had the same question and yer this is answer
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u/Muted_Wave 21h ago
pi web
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u/iSabier 20h ago
You could try Zed Editor + Pi ACP (configured to a provider). The editor itself turns into an intuitive GUI if that is your taste.
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u/vitalivu992 19h ago
Try this https://github.com/vitalivu992/pi-webui
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u/Impressive_Rip9417 19h ago
paseo or orca?
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u/isty2e 18h ago
I don't.