weather: add burn-in protection via pixel drift - #16
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The weather screen is fully static -- same glyphs and tiles in the same pixels for hours -- which risks image persistence on long sessions (e.g. wall-mounted dashboards). Drift the whole content wrapper a few pixels every 60 seconds, cycling through 5 small offsets (max 5px) with a 2.5s ease-in-out transition. The background stays put; the 40/32px padding absorbs the shift without clipping. Same approach as the ambient dashboard in my Glassy Overlay.
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the device doesn't have an OLED screen and i haven't heard of any reports of burn-in. the display itself has a bit of retention because it's not the nicest LCD, but it goes away with a power cycle. just trying to figure out if this is actually needed |
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The weather screen is fully static -- the same glyphs and tiles sit in the same pixels for hours, which risks image persistence on long sessions (e.g. a wall-mounted dashboard).
What this does
Drifts the whole content wrapper a few pixels every 60 seconds, cycling through 5 small offsets (max 5px) with a 2.5s ease-in-out CSS transition. The background stays put; the existing 40/32px padding absorbs the shift without clipping. Same approach as the ambient dashboard in my Glassy Overlay system overlay.
Files
packages/webapps/catalog/weather/src/App.tsx--BURNIN_STEPS/BURNIN_SHIFT_MSconstants, shift state + interval inApp, transform applied to an inner content wrapper.Validation
tsc --noEmitclean,vite buildclean.