A small Pie in the Face
If you don't Look Real Closely both Google's Android and Apple's iOS is related to Linux like a soup is related to the pan you cook it in...
by holding it to-gether.
But if you want to see real raw power given to the User, you need Linux. And it doesn't Have to be one of the versions running on Supercomputers. Though that's still pretty Cool.The Do-It-Yourself Crowd has embraced the 40 dollar single board wonder called Raspberry PI. And it runs a version of Linux too.
So this Blog is pretty much going to be
a hefty Pi in the Face.
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OpenELEC 3.0.0 is here!
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Geek GURL DIARIES Episode 22
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Make Magazine Covers Raspberry Pi Too!
Another Good Raspberry Pi writer and video blogger is
Matt RICHARDSON.
Make Magazine Covers Raspberry Pi Too!
Another Good Raspberry Pi writer and video blogger is
Matt RICHARDSON.
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Today, there’s more good news for OpenELEC fans. We’re really grateful to the OpenELEC team, who have worked themselves to the bone on getting things running on the Pi; they were the first XBMC distro to be demonstrated on development Pi hardware back in February last year, were the first ever HardFP distribution (that appeared in March 2012).
From the OpenElec Website:
What is OpenELEC?
Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center, or OpenELEC (http://www.openelec.tv) for short, is a small Linux distribution built from scratch as a platform to turn your computer into a complete XBMC media center (http://www.xbmc.org).
OpenELEC is designed to make your system boot as fast as possible and the install is so easy that anyone can turn a blank PC into a media machine in less than 15 minutes.
It’s completely free
A full install is only 80-125MB
Minimal hardware requirements
Simple install to HDD, SSD, Compact Flash, SD card, pen drive or other
Optimized builds for Atom, ION, Intel, Fusion, RaspberryPi and more
Simple configuration through the XBMC interface
Plug and Play external storage
File sharing out of the box
TinyURL: http://tinyurl.com/ltfsqr2
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XBMC-12.1 (Frodo) – features include:
DTS-MA and Dolby True-HD via XBMC’s new AudioEngine (not on AMD and RPi)
Greatly improved Live TV and PVR support
Improved image support, allowing the database to use additional image types.
Support for the Raspberry Pi
Better Airplay support across all platforms
Advanced Filtering in the library
Advanced UPnP sharing
For more on AudioEngine support, PVR support and more, visit the OpenELEC site.
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Link: http://openelec.tv/news/22-releases/86-openelec-3-0-0-released
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Huge thanks to all the developers who have put so much work into the OpenELEC on the Pi; we’re very grateful!
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AdaFruit for the Parts to Building Stuff.
From: http://www.adafruit.com/
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This BLOG was Off the PI Chart.
This BLOG was Off the PI Chart.
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