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I don't think there's any graphical usability whatsoever, as the only output is a serial line. He only mentioned X and GNOME to emphasize the fact that it can b

I don't think there's any graphical usability whatsoever, as the only output is a serial line. He only mentioned X and GNOME to emphasize the fact that it can be started.

dmitrygr 13y ago
Emulator supports framebuffer emulation, and I have run gnome on this. I have not tried KDE :)
- D9u 13y ago
  I suggest using a Window Manager, such as DWM, instead of a full Desktop Environment like GNOME/KDE/etc.