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A Linux desktop for your wall
- stratosmacker 4y agoI'm so happy to see that it's easy to keep the E01 out of the dump. It looks like it's only about ~6 years old?
- sentientslug 4y agoI had never heard of the E01 before. Shame I found out about it once it's already (effectively) dead and gone.
- blacksmith_tb 4y agoI remember hearing about it back when it was new, and it's cool to see it's not hard to give one new life. I imagine there aren't stacks of them kicking around though, so it might work better to snag the smallest Samsung Frame and run an RPi etc. though it for a wall-computer-running-Linux.
- whatrocks 4y agoYeah, this project is more for the strange souls who refused to toss their EO1s in the bin after the iOS app dropped from the App Store.
- solarkraft 4y ago> you can download their Linux builds on their website (after making an account, etc, etc) Well here's your next point of failure. Archive that stuff.
- whatrocks 4y agoWow, good point. Need to do that ASAP!
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- ncmncm 4y agoDidn't see where he says what CPU, RAM, and monitor resolution it has. Screenshot in TFA blows up nicely. I see at the bottom "996 MHz" and what might be 2 CPU core load meters. So, with mention of Android, we can guess a 2-core 1GHz ARM, anyway.