Deki’s next round of board support targets two LilyGO boards directly: the T-Display S3 (ESP32-S3) and the T-Deck Plus.
Out of the box is meant literally. Today, pointing the engine at a new board means wiring the display driver to the right pins yourself, working out which integration packages you need, and getting the panel format right before you see a single frame. For these two that work is done once, in a package, and shipped — so the path is: open a project, pick the board, build, run.
Everything above that line is already board-independent. A scene, a component and an exported field do not know what they are running on, and the provider interfaces the engine defines mean a peripheral is a component like any other. Board support is the last piece that was still yours to write.
LilyGO have been backing the work, which is why these two are first. Thanks to them for that.
Neither is finished yet and this is not a release note. When they land they land as packages in the catalog, like everything else, and the repos are under github.com/orgs/dekiengine.