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At that price they aren't even giving any manufacturing 'guarantees' like the fairphone or OP (fair wages and/or material resources).

I accidentally the greatest toy in the universe /o\ Really hope he makes it. Already getting some nice feedback from make magazine, jeri elsworth, people from minecraft, etc. Anyone else getting one? :) (I'm totally going to mod it so I can control it with my pandora .. maybe stream video...

For one, the post after that first one: "Is it fully compatible with debian repositories?" Is it? I've never used a debian derivative like this. Is it simply based on debian repositories and redistributed? Maybe next week I have time to empty one of my sd-cards and have a try with it.

But no answers.

^ oh I'm sorry, I forgot that your knowledge disseminates to all other members of the forum. Telepathic link and all.

Yes, and I want it. @ TrashyMG: PNDs will probably not work since they are compiled against softfp I think. On hardfp only the new SGX driver will work, which is only useful on the 1gHz units. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong on this. (I don't mind these things, I have a 1ghz model and don't...

^ it is also 20 times more expensive I freaking love jaimees attitude and videos and totally want his greatest toy in the universe .. too bad I'm F-ing broke right now ..

I enjoy running SL4P, but I would be much more comfortable with debian and the ample apt repositories they have. SGX and volume control would be greatly wanted, but I don't particularly see why I would need the pnd-system. (I could always boot to the stock firmware for those)

Hmm, me as well. I thought it was a debian derivative .. less enthousiastic now. [edit: ah! their ARM-efforts are based on debian instead of ubuntu -> http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.nl/2011/07/bodhi-linux-for-arm-alpha-1.html ]

My key points to try it soon: debian E17

Oh wow, great first post! Nice. Is it fully compatible with debian repositories? Looking forward to find an empty sd-card and give it a try!

Red Hat makes money from providing services. Not "donations" and "premium" software. It is also the first OSS company that has broken 1 billion dollar revenue: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/03/red-hat-hits-a-billion-dollars-in-revenue-a-milestone-for-open-source/ Ubuntu isn't touching...

I hope not. Besides, by the time 'the next Pandora' comes out Canonical has changed directions at least 4 times and we'll be at '20.04 Hipster Hippo' or something. I really doubt that such a release would have any real impact on whatever this community is up to in 2-3 years.

What, you thought you won't get any teachers in college? Some of them will be great, and some will suck. It's part of the process of learning from others.

Heh, I got a $many-hand MSX when I was 10 or something. Unfortunately it didn't come with a tape-deck, so whenever I'd try typing-out programs from the manual the thing would have no memory of them after reboot (or power failure). You can imagine that after a dozen times of this I got...

My english regexp must be broken. I'm having trouble parsing this sentence.

Either way, these kind of configs are quite irrelevant to the progression of .next I'm sure aTc doesn't give a rats ass where the menu is, he'll just overwrite it with his own preferred settings :P

Sorry, but no. Personally I would really prefer it as it was. It is also what most users will expect and these settings make it doubly confusing. And why separate buttons for shutdown and reboot? This looks to me like extra clutter (SL4P has an 'exit' button that gives you the 'Log out' menu)...

Maybe, I've been asked to come to my previous internship-place at the University of Copenhagen.Really need some spare-time for fun projects first though. So maybe next year. Yup. Mostly membrane-bound proteins and some quantum-mechanics of small molecules as well. Cool, a PhD could definitely be...

Hmm, have been hoping to see a working install of Sage in a while. Indeed its dependencies are a proper hell (also because they don't really seem to be following upstream much and many distros have trouble syncing with them). I don't have any particular use for it myself at the moment, but it...