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It's a very clever decision to use Linux. First of all, you can do pretty much anything with it. Second of all, it has great community support. A community has been built round this device as it is, so the support will come from there. I use Linux as part of my job (I'm a systems engineer)...

Aww, hell yeah! Maybe. I have 24G of amiga emulation stuff, and I by no means have it all. So unless I buy 32G cards (I won't yet, 16 are so much cheaper), I'm on the way to 3 :)

Just adding in my 2p, which is probably repeating what others have said, but the story of this device is what makes it so awesome - the openness, the community input, and the constant tweaking to get it 'just right' ... that commands some serious respect from any capable techie - even from what...

I don't know if I'm just too much of a retro nut, but I kind of like the idea of carrying a few cards around with different stuff on - music, games, and scrawling on them in marker pen - AMIGA GAMES 1/3 etc :-)

Yep - I read that and it makes me happy :) 90% of my current $dayJob is Linux-related systems design, deploy, handover, etc... I'll be right at home, and maybe I'll be able to help out the folks here, I've been using Linux since around 2000. Understood, just thought it would be interesting to...

says: Emulate to Accumulate

says: Emulate to Accumulate

So while I'm a complete noob to here (heard about the project a bit back, but forgot soon after), I shot the pandora order email a message, hoping to get in on the first batch. I'm a UNIX geek by profession (been around the block a few times) so I may be of some help at least as an educated...