Tested Apache #NuttX RTOS on the updated Oz64 SG2000 #RISCV SBC @PINE64 ... Production begins soon! 👍
Article: https://lupyuen.github.io/articles/sg2000#appendix-apache-nuttx-rtos-for-pine64-oz64-sbc
Today is the day the bell riots were supposed to begin from #StarTrek and yesterday was thr day thry arrived in the past.
@dos I just saw the Librem in you name. The Librem was the phone we secretly wanted too. The hardware in the Librem was not a SBC that got turned into a smartphone. When people broke their Pinephones, it was a sad sight to see. Doing that to a Librem would have been devastating.
The SoC in the Librem was much stronger and perhaps the device was better in many ways as a usable phone. The Pinephone was an accomplishment in many ways but I think it's safe to say that both helped pave the way for Linux smartphones.
@AmpBenzScientist @lupyuen To be fair, PocketCHIP had a 480x272 display and the same GPU as the PinePhone (with fewer cores though). Even Neo Freerunner was fast in QVGA mode.
@dos @lupyuen The CHIP also had a custom distro. NTC and the community did a lot towards the same goal. The Pinephone was impressive but the community behind it seemed to have many goals. There was supposed to be a BSD distro available too.
Having received the early released PocketCHIP and the first available Pinephone version, neither were a disappointment. The Pinephone was arguably the best Linux Phone in terms of hardware support and the community.
The hardware isn't very powerful and that's a fair point to make but it's about as open as possible. Perhaps it's not powerful enough now but it was always underpowered. The budget SoC from 2012 lasted in a Linux smartphone for about 4 years.
My point is that it is possible. A phone that could not play videos made Linux phones a reality.
@lupyuen The PocketCHIP ran Debian Linux with Gnome on much less powerful hardware. The evolution of GNOME: 512mb of RAM and one 32bit core is plenty to I can't be responsive with four 64bit cores and 2gb to 3gb of ram.
It definitely seems like GNOME is part of the problem.
"I've used Linux's GNOME interface on a phone, and it's great ... I'm just waiting for a good phone to put it on" (#PinePhone)
https://www.howtogeek.com/i-ran-linux-on-my-smartphone-its-still-held-back-by-hardware/
@AmpBenzScientist Cant get too dark for me
@freemo Ah just like Raytheon or the US government ignoring Skunkworks about the ideal coatings.
@freemo A Kent Knot kind of day with a solid tie. It's a good choice. A Windsor would look somewhat out of place.
@freemo Hmm so I missed a joke and made it darker than it should have been.
@thendrix It's very refreshing.
@freemo We could have created jobs and industry but our nation said to think of the children. Apparently there was an island where they did just that.
At this point some good old fashioned drugs might do the USA some good... they never should have put a stop to the opiate epidemic, they should have encouraged it :)
"state-of-the-art Digital Computer being hauled on Bullock Carts in 1963 through the dusty, potholed roads of an Indian city"
@bibliolater I would think so. When I started diving i was extremely scared of deep water. Took me about 10 dives post training before the fear went away. I'd imagine the same would be true of cave diving.
@freemo @bibliolater A beta blocker might be beneficial because of the reduced adrenal response. It's not going to stop panic but it should help with the physical symptoms.
@freemo The caves without breathable air are instant death for free divers. It still sounds fun though and there are worse ways to go out.