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Line counts extracted from the Linux kernel v0.1 with cloc. The table is used in this interactive Linux timeline: www.linux-netbook.com/linux/timeline/
The in-flight entertainment system on our 767 flight was apparently powered by linux. Unfortunately, it was also having problems and rebooted a couple of times, which is why we saw this in the first place. Cool that they chose Linux, uncool that it kept crashing.
Empty until the components get here tomorrow, and even then I might have to wait till this weekend depending on lab
A Nokia mobile running python, which in turn talked to a PC running Linux, via Bluetooth, is controlling this car. The car's radio is controlled by the parallel port. Confused? :-D
Empty until the components get here tomorrow, and even then I might have to wait till this weekend depending on lab
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Первый в мире компьютер за 9 $
Новый сверхамбициозный проект Кикстартера наделал много шума в сети.
Одноплатный миниатюрный компьютер разработан на архитектуре Open Hardware, умеет запускать вариант Debian Linux, оснащён ARM-процессором Allwin...
Reclamação feita quanto ao layout novo da página Bradesco Universitário exibir-se quebrada em ambientes Linux
I have finally chosen an operating system, after trying to reinstall windows and the Product Key not working, it was the final nail in the coffin for Windows.
Welcome Linux, Goodbye Windows!
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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