Tiny Core Linux
General TC => General TC Talk => Topic started by: manit123 on December 27, 2013, 08:47:43 AM
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Hi ,
I am so fond of tiny core because of its low hardware requirements & simple software management.
I have seen people try debian (https://wiki.debian.org/Mobile) , as it has been compiled for ARM architecture. Yet , that requires more RAM , processing power.
In android , I see an app for everything . Still , vim or mplayer as not been ported ditto . In mplayer I have played unsynchronised subtitles (sometimes displayed dialogues lead & sometimes lag , no frame rate change or advanced delay helps) with video using 'y' , 'g' on keyboard . Haven't encountered that functionality in any android app.
GNU+Linux has built in commands for all general usage , which I am fond of.
Of what I can think - firstly mobiles do not have > 100 keys or mouse with two clicks . Also mobile has mandatory SIM management wireless protocols. OS has to run 24 hours non-stop.
Still , Has anyone run tiny core on mobile ?
Can you suggest me something that comes close on mobile ?
If you can tell me any portable hand held device , even if it is not mobile ? (raspberry pi does not count as it needs external monitor) .
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i got a reply from 'Complete Linux Installer' developer - Is there an ARM version?
Which should I point on this (http://www.tinycorelinux.net/arm.html) web page ?
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Anybody tried tiny core - arm version in complete linux installer ?
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Still , Has anyone run tiny core on mobile ?
Can you suggest me something that comes close on mobile ?
If you can tell me any portable hand held device , even if it is not mobile ? (raspberry pi does not count as it needs external monitor) .
hi ! manit123 did you see this ?! http://www.davidhunt.ie/piphone-a-raspberry-pi-based-smartphone/
looks to me like a setup that could/should work with a (mobile)pi-core ..