Lennart wrote:What gives you the idea PPC is disappearing?
Thanks for asking Lennart, I'll gladly clarify my point of view:
I think PPC will eventually disappear as being in *home computers*. And I'm talking about
*general purpose* computers that can run software from the mind-bogglingly huge p
James:
Spending some time doing this would allow one to develop expertise so you can
separate hype from bullshit.
--in case anyone cares,
James
1. Get out more. :)
2. Most of what you said cannot be substantiated, and borders on hype
itself.
But I do appreciate the time you s
Bill Gatliff wrote:
> Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> ARM on the other hand who knows. I suspect it still stick
>
>> around in small embedded sytems along with MIPS and PPC.
>
> Rmk says he's got an SMP ARM machine, so maybe they're headed upwards
> too.
>
> OT: I'd love to see MIPS stick around, tho
Lennart Sorensen wrote:
ARM on the other hand who knows. I suspect it still stick
around in small embedded sytems along with MIPS and PPC.
Rmk says he's got an SMP ARM machine, so maybe they're headed upwards too.
OT: I'd love to see MIPS stick around, tho. Not saying it isn't, but...
On Thu, Jul 13, 2006 at 08:57:26AM -0700, Dustin Harriman wrote:
> I also wrote a blog entry about why I settled on this particular computer:
> http://ca.blog.360.yahoo.com/dustinharriman?p=7
> Basically, I feel it's really important that there is a viable, alternative
> architecture for home users
Hi Andrew,I don't know much about the FPGA. I do know that Technologic Systems pre-programs it to contain the ability to drive some of the components on the board, like -the vga port (one must simply use the fb driver of
x.org). That is to say, there is no video chipset on the TS-7300. That is
Dustin:
Dustin Harriman wrote:
Hi all,
I wanted to post an ARM success story here, in case anyone searches
this list seeking a particular, current, viable example of a
Debian-compatible ARM machine on the market right now that might
actually interest home users. Here is a summary of my exp
Hi all,I wanted to post an ARM success story here, in case
anyone searches this list seeking a particular, current, viable
example of a Debian-compatible ARM machine on the market right now
that might actually interest home users. Here is a summary of my
experiences so far:
I've set up a minimalis
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