Automatic ambient leds on core1 #14
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Agreed regarding |
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I've cherry-picked these onto #8 and will rename the backlight feature |
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Awesome! I realise that despite complaining here I have used the term backlight in a bunch of the code I wrote too... |
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Reactive backlight for free by using core1!
I called it ambient LEDs, but we should settle on a consistent name. I don't really like backlight because that normally means the display backlight.