gmenu2x
businesscard-linux
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gmenu2x
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A Minimum Viable Computer, or Linux for $15
Gmenu2X / GmenuNX is a simple launcher program designed for small displays that runs well on that CPU.
This is the fork that I've worked with: https://github.com/MiyooCFW/gmenunx
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V90 power draw information
I've been looking through the source code of the main menu app (gmenunx - https://github.com/MiyooCFW/gmenunx), and it apparently sets the CPU to the lowest speed the configuration allows when going into suspend mode. But for some reason that is is 702mhz. (I think the official clock speed of the CPU is 533mhz, so the 702 minimum doesn't make any sense to me.)
businesscard-linux
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The most unusual devices to run Linux?
A Business Card?
- Embedded project advice and suggestions !!!
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Uh sir, we're a catholic school
I'm not saying it's a cure-all and I'm a security researcher too. At least giving people an environment which gives them a little more security by default and a lot more when you enable things like AppArmor or SELinux I think puts it miles ahead from Windows. Also the amount of customizability you get with Linux (like how small you can make it), how responsive and resilient it can be I feel makes it the only real option for embedded. People can get Linux on a business card so it's very light! And it's free, which was my main point.
- A DIY business card that runs Linux
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Suggestions for PCB routing
Hi! So I was trying to build the business card similar to the one by thirtythreeforty.net
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Does my device support linux?
Linux can run on anything, even a business card.
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A ultra minimalist distro just for fun
Stuff like Business Card Linux might be worth a look. There's some useful links here
- Beginners Project
- My Business Card Runs Linux (2019)
What are some alternatives?
MiyooCFW - Custom firmware source code and resources for BittBoy, PocketGo, PowKiddy V90-Q90-Q20 and third party handheld consoles
UTM - Virtual machines for iOS and macOS
shredos.x86_64 - Shredos Disk Eraser 64 bit for all Intel 64 bit processors as well as processors from AMD and other vendors which make compatible 64 bit chips. ShredOS - Secure disk erasure/wipe
fake-08 - A Pico-8 player/emulator for console homebrew
buildroot-mangopi-r - Buildroot Package for R3c ( F1C200s )
eslint-plugin-compat - Check the browser compatibility of your code
buildroot - Buildroot, making embedded Linux easy. Note that this is not the official repository, but only a mirror. The official Git repository is at http://git.buildroot.net/buildroot/. Do not open issues or file pull requests here.
Buildroot-YuzukiSBC - Buildroot Package Mainly for YuzukiHD Devices. Support Allwinner F1C100s/200s V3s V3x D1-H D1s T113 H616 BSP and Mainline
twemoji-color-font - Twitter Unicode emoji color OpenType-SVG font for Linux/MacOS/Windows
impermanence - Modules to help you handle persistent state on systems with ephemeral root storage [maintainer=@talyz]