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My notes on a previous generation version of the machine: http://vitor.io/notes-7-inch-mini-laptop http://vitor.io/notes-7-inch-mini-laptop I haven't tried a n
by vitovito 2y ago
My notes on a previous generation version of the machine: http://vitor.io/notes-7-inch-mini-laptop http://vitor.io/notes-7-inch-mini-laptop
I haven't tried a new OS version since 22.10, I'll have to see if audio and touchscreen support have finally resolved on this one, too.
- dcminter 2y agoNice, I'll link that later as well - the gsettings trick would have been great the first time I installed (trying to rotate the screen via tab and arrow keys was painful!) I saw Jeff Geerling had a neat RISC-V machine with exactly the same form factor too: https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/sipeeds-new-handheld-risc-v-cyberdeck https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/sipeeds-new-handheld-... I like your point about the anchoring effect of the GPD price. I think that influenced me exactly as you say. It's a shame about the few rough edges; this is so nearly a very compelling gadget! Do you use yours much having had it a while?
- vitovito 2y agoI don't use it as a daily driver any more (I did for a bit while traveling, for obvious reasons), but it's been very useful as bench computer. Doesn't take up as much room as a laptop on a desk, has both a USB 2.0 and a USB 3.0 port for serial consoles and data transfers, is proper x86 so I don't have issues with running proprietary flashers on it. I think it's running 18.04 right now because I needed to flash an old Jetson board.
- dcminter 2y agoBench machine makes sense. I have a very locked down MacBook for work and I don't much like macOS - a little Linux machine for my personal stuff that takes up almost no space on office days seems very appealing. I'll see how that goes!