Hey, all. I'm considering getting a teeny little system
(http://tinyurl.com/q4a6pv6) for home use to replace my laptop -- sadly,
I find that 4 GB that's on my laptop just isn't cutting it these days,
and I'll need to make the jump to 8 GB. (Isn't that 1024 times what I
had on my first
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 12:02 PM, Ken D'Ambrosio k...@jots.org wrote:
Anyway, I really like the
two monitor thing I have going with the laptop, and the one thing that
the Intel box doesn't have is a VGA port. Does anyone have any
experience with USB video adapters under *nix? Any suggestions?
On 2014-02-04 12:22, Brian St. Pierre wrote:
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That listing shows HDMI and mini displayport.
E... wow. Thanks! I've never even heard (or, at least, noticed)
about displayport before; that's a new connector for me to file away.
And, clearly, the optimal way to fly; I've always felt
We're so used to having a VGA port and maybe PS/2 keyboard + mouse that we
think it odd when they're not there :-) Now it's all USB and HDMI (or
Displayport) with adapters to the old stuff if needed.
The Raspberry Pi has HDMI and USB FWIW. My old Mac Mini has mini-DVI and
mini-Displayport and
I've been thinking of picking up a webcam for use in hangouts, skype,
etc, and I don't want to spend the money for something that isn't
going to work.
Anyone have any problems with the mainline brands like Logitec, or
some of the, ah, cheaper ones? :^)
Cheap is good.
--
The secret of
I've had two Logitech webcams, one cheap, one not so cheap; the latter is
an HD Pro Webcam C920 and works great ($75 on Amazon).
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 1:39 PM, Curt Howland howl...@priss.com wrote:
I've been thinking of picking up a webcam for use in hangouts, skype,
etc, and I don't want
Each RasPI has 100T and I from my skim of piwall, it runs VNC. Something
like synergy might be interesting.
I've been using an RasPI running raspbian as a thin client. I'll xfreerdp
to Windows VMs or SSH to Linux. If I was doing major graphics it'd be too
slow. But to remotely get to the
