Re:Crankshaft – A GNU/Linux for the Raspberry Pi as an Andro...
by oldcynic on Sunday February 25, 2018 @11:29AM
(#16459650)
Well something had to be done. People could buy any head unit they liked. There was even a DIN standard size and connector and they would talk to the car's built in display. Aftermarket units were often far better. How is a dealer meant to sell $MANUFACTURER units with a market like that? (/s, clearly)
Re:Crankshaft – A GNU/Linux for the Raspberry Pi as an Andro...
by jacquesm on Sunday February 25, 2018 @05:36PM
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I've once left a car that I fully intended to buy because the dealer would not deliver it with a DIN slot. I absolutely hate integrated audio/media/navigation solutions, they always suck and a couple of years down the line nothing will work with them.
Re:Crankshaft – A GNU/Linux for the Raspberry Pi as an Andro...
by brokenmachine on Monday February 26, 2018 @11:00PM
(#16470991)
Do any cars come with DIN slots nowadays? Looks to me like they're all custom-moulded into the dash. Very irritating.
https://www.autopi.io/hardware-dongle