YouTube Vanced: Play YouTube Videos Like A Pro on an ODROID-C2 Lakka: Building The Ultimate ODROID-XU4 / XU4Q Gaming Console Is That a Linux Computer in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Glad to See Me?: Build an ODROID-C0 Computer...
Read All About It! Are you a company that needs product, but desires the flexibility that NET 60 terms offers? Are you a maker-run business that needs to ramp up production, but could use a 60 day buffer to get...
From the MagPi Team: Can you do everything with a $55 computer? We’ve been pretty confident about using Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB RAM as our main desktop PC. This month we put it to the test, by getting one...
From moreware.org: A Raspberry-Pi can easily manage a web server, but connecting more than 1000 of them can happen anything. At the Oracle OpenWorld convention last Monday, the company showed a Raspberry Pi supercomputer that uses 1,060 Raspberry Pi in...
To configure the Desktop to auto-login for systems like ODROID, Pine64, Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, Tinker Board, Beagleboard, and others, run the following commands in the terminal (System Tools | MATE Terminal): sudo sucd /usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.dtouch 60-lightdm-gtk-greeter.confnano 60-lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf If the file...
Five-Minute Fun with your Monku R1: A Sega Genesis Handheld SD Card Linux Gaming: PC-Engine / TurboGrafx - Part 6 GO-Tank, Go! - Control a Treaded Bot with Your ODROID-GO CoreELEC: For the ODROID-N2 How to Build a Monku Retro...
Pine64 continues to expand their product line horizontally, this time to the smartwatch sector with their newly-announced offering, the PineTime smartwatch. Pine64 released the announcement via Twitter, and in that tweet, they requested the help of FreeRTOS and ARM Mbed...
via Marius Gripsgard: Software support for the PinePhone, an Allwinner A64-powered open-source Linux smartphone, has been making excellent progress recently with numerous Linux touch-based operating systems. A couple of the main goals of the PinePhone is to be open-source (FOSS),...
From Pine64.org: Lukasz from the Pine64 community has written the September 2019 update. In brief, it covers the following: Donating to PinePhone devs; contributing to solving digital divide Pinebook Pro shipping schedule; engineering notice; privacy switches & ‘PINE64’ logo key...
