My honest opinion, which I hope will contribute to the project.

[Actuario]

Hello friends, I have a question: Where is Thingino headed? Given that it's an excellent product, I don't understand its direction, mainly in two aspects. The average user wants it to install, work, and for updates—something basic in any software—to be simple. It should bring improvements and close security vulnerabilities.

Currently, the project doesn't even have a menu option, and after an update, it reverts to factory settings, failing to support two fundamental aspects: the WiFi network, the first and most important, requiring local access to reconfigure it.

Furthermore, improvements and changes are welcome, but care should be taken not to break something that already worked, like motion detection. In this latest release, tested on a Personal Cam2, there's an issue where it activates but doesn't stay active. This isn't the first time improvements have been made, but things that were working have been broken. I know it can happen to anyone and that the community usually resolves it, but it creates a level of instability that undermines the project.

My opinion is meant to be constructive, not a criticism or complaint, simply to share what I see, since I find Thingino BEAUTIFUL.

Cheers!
Rodrigo

[giovEra]

Currently, the project doesn't even have a menu option, and after an update, it reverts to factory settings, failing to support two fundamental aspects: the WiFi network, the first and most important, requiring local access to reconfigure it.

If your camera has an SD card slot you can take a look: Configuring camera using runonce.sh script

[themactep]

not an issue. converted to a discussion.