On Thursday 08 May 2014 12:48 AM, Chris Troutner wrote:
> Good points Jurgen. I agree that an internet appliance like a
> FreedomBox should be lean and fast. There are a few solutions to
> combining the overhead of intensive appliances, like OwnCloud or
> XBMC.
[...]
> Another solution would be to
All,
I'm pushing forward with the idea of running the FreedomBox software and
XBMC as a media server on a Raspberry Pi. I'm not sure how far I'll get,
but I'll update my blog with what I find out. I just posted the research
I've done thus far:
http://experimentsinfreedom.wordpress.com/2014/05/08/
Good points Jurgen. I agree that an internet appliance like a FreedomBox
should be lean and fast. There are a few solutions to combining the
overhead of intensive appliances, like OwnCloud or XBMC.
One solution, like you proposed, is to run two boxes connected together. I
really like this idea act
On 05/06/2014 04:26 PM, Jurgen Gaeremyn wrote:
Hey all,
I think I'm way out of my league when I try contributing to this
page... can't help opening my mouth though...
Please remember we're talking about RasPi here... running OwnCloud for
a single user is already pulling this machine to its k
Hey all,
I think I'm way out of my league when I try contributing to this page...
can't help opening my mouth though...
Please remember we're talking about RasPi here... running OwnCloud for a
single user is already pulling this machine to its knees.
If you'd start adding TOR, mailpile, etc..
My (personal) idea of a "FreedomBox" is the suite of software built
and loaded onto a piece of hardware from the Freedombox 'package'. Not
necessarily Plinth, as that is just a configuration program, but
things like TOR, privoxy, JWChat, and other stuff like encrypted
email.
I *really* like the st
Quoting Chris Troutner (2014-05-06 21:27:10)
> Good point Ben. I guess the unspoken question I had then is: what do
> people think about the idea of merging a Freedombox and media center?
>
> If one wanted to do this, where would you start? Take a Freedombox
> build and add video support, or s
Good point Ben. I guess the unspoken question I had then is: what do
people think about the idea of merging a Freedombox and media center?
If one wanted to do this, where would you start? Take a Freedombox
build and add video support, or start with Raspbian with video support
and try to merge Free
On 05/06/2014 02:44 PM, Chris Troutner wrote:
> I want to ask a simple question, but the more I think about it, the more I
> realize it's not a simple question. The simple question is this:
>
> Is there any support for the video output of the Raspberry Pi in the
> current version of Freedombox?
>
