wall displays

The wall displays tag on WindowsForum.com gathers discussion of always-on screens that surface calendars, tasks, and other information in shared or personal spaces. A recent example is WallCalToDo, a GitHub project that turns a spare Raspberry Pi and monitor into a wall-mounted display for Google Calendar and Microsoft To Do, with portrait and landscape support and a companion settings app. Coverage notes the display is read-only, relying on roughly 60-second polling, so appointments and tasks are still edited in the connected accounts. The thread suits readers weighing DIY hardware, sync behavior, and practical setup details before building their own wall display.