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Re: Rasberry Pi
It looks like a fun geek toy. For $30 you get all the guts of a computer that you can get creative on a case for. Tupperware, wood, an Altoids tin, the pocket of your shirt, maybe some of the really creative cases they have come out with for iPods and iPhones. Personally I like the retro looks
Retro Cases Then I was looking at the keyboard/mouse options. Little keyboards like cell phones use, wifi, wireless, bluetooth. I especially like the ones with Air Mouse options. USB Keyboard/Mouse I like Linux anyway. There are a lot of fun little portable things that could plug into one of these. |
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There are many alternative super cheap computers available too. Like those Android sticks which I heard can be made run Ubuntu.
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Well if anyone wants to try it, go for it. If they can speak code and ask nice in a non-insulting manner they can even get help. I saw some great conversations between Johan and various groups. One I remember was a PandoraBox group trying to get Dom3 to run on their portables.
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I'm interested. I was using an Eeepc for hosting but the little fan eventually started complaining about the 24/7 workload.
I've installed the latest PiBang server edition (no DE) and I've copied all my saved games and scripts across. Now I'm at the point where I can't get the executable to run: zsh: exec format error: dom3_x86 and: zsh: exec format error: dom3_amd64 I assume this will need a new compile for the ARM Architecture. If someone is willing to help that would be fantastic. |
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