DGUS-reloaded VS ESP3D

1) the firmware on my touchscreen is still the best/latest available since last year when i got it all working? https://github.com/Desuuuu/DGUS-reloaded version 1.0.2?

Here you go. Use at your own risk. I will not maintain this firmware this is for your or anybody to use. This is bone stock without a bltouch/crtouch or any bed probe for that matter using marlins Ender 6 config examples for 2.1.2. the screen firmware is Reloaded for DWIN_SET TUID5 (Ender 6) screens. You can see the github at https://github.com/Desuuuu/DGUS-reloaded/releases

Yes you do here you go https://github.com/Desuuuu/DGUS-reloaded

16 hours of research and i solve it. So, if you have same issue you need file which will erase the touchscreen onboard memory before the flashing process starts, I don't know why the same file in creality DWIN_SET don't do that, but it's fact. File name: T5UID1.CFG

Link to DGUS-reloaded

Anyways, I decided to just start over and try again. Pulled fresh Marlin 2.1.x repository and Desuuuu's DGUS repo as well - configured Marlin for DGUSLCD_UI_RELOADED, chased the GRID_MAX_POINTS* errors down, and uploaded it.

I'll reply to this with it once with the guide is complete. If you want to rush it, follow the instructions on here to flash a mandatory update to your stock LCD first - https://github.com/Desuuuu/DGUS-reloaded/wiki/Flashing-the-T5-GUI-and-OS-firmware

There is an option in the marlin called: ‘DGUS_LCD_UI_RELOADED’ which you should enable. And you need this firmware for the screen: https://github.com/Desuuuu/DGUS-reloaded/wiki

I do not run these, but I have been keeping my eye on them. Not exactly Octoprint, but a kind of stripped down idea of it, running on esp32's. ESP3D Fiber-Punk Hackaday link Fiber-Punk Main website

Someone was able to do it with BigTreeTech SKR, an ESP32 board with ESP3D installed on it, and an Octoprint plugin called Octoprint-network-printing. More info can be found HERE.

maybe this: https://github.com/luc-github/ESP3D

https://github.com/luc-github/ESP3D they focus on 3d printers but it has a grbl mode and will act as a serial bridge bonus is you can even get some basic remote control.

I want to do something similar, not with 3 printers tho but with 1 printer and an esp8266/32 for serial. I looked at this project before https://github.com/luc-github/ESP3D

For No Linux hardware solutions, there are very few software solutions available, currently ESP3Dis available.