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Nice. I've been using a Ben Nanonote () for the past few years. It's a nice open hacking platform, not very powerful but very open and tweakable. () http://en.
by apricot 12y ago
Nice. I've been using a Ben Nanonote () for the past few years. It's a nice open hacking platform, not very powerful but very open and tweakable.
() http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Ben_NanoNote http://en.qi-hardware.com/wiki/Ben_NanoNote
- RBerenguel 12y agoMine is lying around, not much used for the past years (somehow I can't get it to run a debian image from SD, so I'm stuck with openwrt... Missing some interesting packages then). What do you use it for?
- apricot 12y agoI managed to install Debian on mine without trouble. I've written a mostly-functional Apple II emulator (minus the graphics modes) and enjoy having an Apple II in my pocket. I also use it to learn Chinese by listening to audiobooks. What I regret most about the Nanonote is the lack of wifi support (unless one buys an expensive and hard-to-find gizmo). With wifi, it would make a very useful ultraportable computing platform.