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I've got one on preorder. I'm a gentoo dev in my spare time, and I definitely intend to get Gentoo running on it. I kind of have a leg up though since Chrome/Ch
by steevdave 14y ago
I've got one on preorder. I'm a gentoo dev in my spare time, and I definitely intend to get Gentoo running on it. I kind of have a leg up though since Chrome/ChromiumOS is built on Gentoo. In that regard, it already does run Linux, just their custom spin.
- sounds 14y agoPlease do a blog post! I imagine lots of HN readers would be interested.
- niels_olson 14y agoNow, here's a comment where I would think it makes sense to have karma visible. Because I suspect your comment should get some upvotes and that might influence OP's interest in doing a blog post, but we are also discouraged from "bump" comments. And instead, here I go, meta. bump.
- steevdave 14y agoWell, actually, part of doing it IS documenting it so that others can enjoy Gentoo on their machine. I normally do blog posts when I first get a machine, the unboxing and so forth, but documenting normally goes somewhere on the gentoo documentation site. Or possibly our new wiki. And for the record when fun topics come up like ARM based hardware, or Linux stuff in general (I'm not much if a web guy, I prefer lower level work) I tend to visit the comments more than a couple times.
- steevdave 14y agoOh, and if anyone is curious, it looks like in the ChromiumOS sources, the overlay for this is "overlay-daisy". For those not familiar with building chrome, it should be something like export BOARD=daisy before doing the setup/build steps.
- sounds 14y agoOk! By "blog post" I suppose I could have said, "post it somewhere, anywhere, and link us to it"... :-)
- duck 14y agoIn about 6 days you can see how many votes it got: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/comments&q=by%3Asounds&sortby=create_ts+desc&start=0 http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/comments&q=by%3As...