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I see the mention of a version that can run a full Linux distro, and that's been my dream for ages--something this shape and size, but that i can use like a nor
by queenkjuul 2y ago
I see the mention of a version that can run a full Linux distro, and that's been my dream for ages--something this shape and size, but that i can use like a normal (tiny, slow) computer. Hopefully that moves along, or maybe i need to hack my own together with this milk-v board i have laying around
- sunshine-o 2y agoI believe the ones able to run Linux are the uConsole serie, which are bigger.
- queenkjuul 2y agoNo, i saw a project using a Pico-size Linux board in the picocalc shell, which is exactly what i want it's just early in development. There are several cheap riscV boards now in the pico form factor that can run a full distro