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FreeRunner Linux Phone Liberated on July 4 16 Years Ago by EddieC …of storage. On the outside, [URL=http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Getting_Started_with_your_Neo_FreeRunner] the FreeRunner[/URL] is remarkably …preinstalled, the company invites people to [URL=http://openmoko.com/]download the latest build[/URL] from its … the consule to serial, reset, power off. OpenMoko on its Web site offers pretty good [URL=http… LinuxWorld Caters to Developers 16 Years Ago by EddieC … the show. Open-source mobile device maker [URL=http://openmoko.com/]Openmoko[/URL] said yesterday it will publish schematics for its Neo… out in a week, according to claims. At that time, Openmoko also published CAD files for the design, saying it would… 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by khess … A1600, and the very cool [URL="http://www.openmoko.com"]OpenMoko[/URL] FreeRunner. Some of these fancy phones run as… 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by khess … one big reason projects like [URL="http://www.openmoko.org"]OpenMoko[/URL], [URL="http://www.moblin.org"]Moblin… Re: In Search of Linux 15 Years Ago by skyphyr … [url]http://www.gumstix.com/store/catalog/index.php[/url] OpenMoko phones such as the Neo FreeRunner (though I'm not… sure if these are available any more) [url]http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner[/url] Android based phones [url]http://www… Re: iPhone, G1 or Storm: Which One Is Right for You? 16 Years Ago by Techwriter10 … Freerunner phone, you can read more here: [url]http://www.openmoko.com/[/url] [url]http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/10… Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by Techwriter10 Hi Ken: Great list. By the way, you can get an Eee for a lot less than $675. You can get one back a couple of revs for half that and a decent one for $400. As for TiVo I highly recommend it. I love it and wonder how I ever lived without it. Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by peter_budo Links for Motorola products leads to UK site which doesn't hold any info on the two devices. By google search I found the EM35, but there is nothing special about it, yeah it does look flashy but that is all, I can guaranty you will hate that flat keyboard as this provide very little feedback on what ever you do. Also I would be interested if you … Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by khess [url]www.motorola.com[/url] doesn't lead to the UK anything. They aren't Unix-based, they are Linux based. You'd have to look at the specs for the units to see the OS, sometimes it will say OS 2008, GNU Linux, LimeOS, etc. Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by khess @peter_budo Actually what happens is that when you go to motorola.com, you're sent to the site that corresponds with where you are...on mine it goes to motorola.com/us and yours goes to the UK site. Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by peter_budo Finally found EM35 [url]http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details.jsp?globalObjectId=275[/url] and Ming A1600 [url]http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/product/details.jsp?globalObjectId=243[/url] (phone is only dual language Chinese/English and number of people who got it complain about English lang. does not work properly) Nokia N810 full … Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by Aquabum Great News! MvixUSA has just launched a new unit called the MX-780DVI unit. It's a newer version of the MX-760HD. MSRP $219.00 [url]http://www.mvixusa.com/store/index.php?target=products&product_id=1588#main_description[/url] Re: 10 Linux-based Gadgets Just in Time for Christmas 16 Years Ago by khess I don't like to link directly to products because those links may change. I think it's better to link directly to the company site and allow the reader to search for themselves. Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by dandart To kill MS, all one needs to do is create a linux distro that is not in the least bit "annoying", which is what Ubuntu's papercuts is trying to do. Include Wine, codecs, graphics drivers. and you have brilliance. I do believe Sabayon rules in that context, but still needs work. Most still need work, but don't kill LFS - it was nice and … Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by Dwasifar Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't this guy just basically include EVERY Linux distro in at least one category of his list? Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by matthewb I would say that the validity of the entire post is more than doubtful. Firstly: foreign languages. "Foreign" to whom? Needless to say, the native language of Linux should be Finnish. As there is no explanation attached, I have to assume that in the author's mind White Anglo-Saxon Protestants own all the IT world by definition. It … Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by khess @matthewb You'd be surprised to know that I'm not a WASP as you suggest. I found LFS to be difficult but it's been 3 years since I've tried it...maybe I'll give it another go on Dan's advice. As for SLAX, it's also supposed to be a platform where you'd create your own distros. Many distros are based on it. Here is a partial description: "… Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by matthewb @Ken Thank you for answering. My experience with LFS started 2 years ago and it was OK (apart from cross-platform, where I still tend to get lost); obviously I need to look into Slax some more. Sorry for any misguided comments. Whatever your reasons are, I still see no reason to fight internationalization of any OS. But, considering that I … Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by esavard 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions... What a joke! And this article is the #1 worst 2009's article about Linux! Damn, I just lost 5 min. reading it... Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by necrolin How about buggiest Linux distro of 2009. My vote goes to OpenSuse 11.1. They should just call it Linux ME. Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by ebug Hess just mentioned almost all distros of every kind. I almost believed in him but this article is outright misguided. The lowest kind!!! Just got my fortune cookie a while ago that's says "The best remedy for anger is delay". Well, not this time!!! Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by khess I mentioned the worst of the lot for each type plus some generic types that are just terrible. @necrolin: Thanks for that, it is funny. Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by Bobber47 You classified distros as poor with some pretty broad categories, leaving few in an undefined group you apparently prefer. After eliminating those you describe, I'm not sure I'd opt for what's left. Though I disagree with your views, I welcome your opinions. That is, after all, how open-source selection works. Lots of choices and suggestions,… Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by arochester "Ones to avoid are CrunchBang, INX and LormaLinux." I use Crunchbang and I love it for its simplicity. Who needs whistles and bells? From Boot to working in about 30 seconds. My second favorite is Kubuntu. Worst distribution? How about "Hannah Montana Linux" ? [url]http://linuxtracker.org/index.php?page=torrent-details&… Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by cmccullough I appreciate your opinions and thoughts on this subject but you are way, way off on just about everything that you wrote. I wish there was a magical way of getting the 5 minutes back that I wasted reading this article. I think it's time to start a list of the top 10 worst Linux articles and put this one at number 1. What a waste of time… Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by khess @cmccullough The thing is...that you said that I'm way, way off...and that is your opinion, is it not? It's funny how EVERYONE assumes that they are correct and that their opinion is the standard by which all others are judged. Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by lazlong I too disagree with you and agree with many of the other responders. What a waste of time.... I was looking forward to a useful description of distros to stay away from. And reasons why.... not only do you slag/dis several good distros, but also some of many of the advantages of Linux... the variety of distros, the speciality distros, and the … Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by khess @lazlong, et al. I think some of you are missing the point here. I was an early adopter of Linux (1995), started the local Linux Users Group, and have done much work within the Linux community. If people would read what I wrote in the actual tone in which it was written, you'd understand it better. For example, lots of people think I'm … Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by pen66 What a waste of time and bytes. Still, an ... "interesting" way to challenge into discussion. Re: 2009's 10 Worst Linux Distributions 15 Years Ago by lazlong Maybe I am mistaken? What I think I see is you trying to be humours (in ways)? I don't think any distros label themselves "MS Killers" that comes from writers, bloggers/responders or their editors specious headlines. Do you still use Linux in you day to day work & Play? I too started to play with Linux in '94, started …