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Jonathan Carter: Initial experiments with the Loongson Pi 2K
Recently, Loongson made some Pi 2K boards available to Debian developers and Aron Xu was kind enough to bring me one to FOSDEM earlier this month. It’s a MIPS64 based board with 2GB RAM, 2 gigabit ethernet cards, an m.2 (SATA) disk slot and a whole bunch more i/o.
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10.3″ E-paper HDMI Display Connects to Raspberry Pi & Jetson Nano SBC’s, Computers
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Wind River Pioneers Continuous Delivery Subscription of Commercial Embedded Linux
Wind River®, a leader in delivering software for the intelligent edge, today unveiled a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) model for Wind River Linux customers. Wind River Linux follows a CI/CD process that allows customers to access new releases every few weeks. With this new cadence, teams can begin to build their own continuous integration and delivery systems for their customers, get a head start on building new platforms sooner, and enjoy similar benefits of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) management, technical support, and quality typically found in annual and Long Term Support (LTS) releases.
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Raspberry Digital Signage plugins
Web Kiosk plugin
This plugin adds an address bar to Raspberry Digital Signage and tunes it in a system suitable for usage in web kiosks and multi-user web workstations environments (cafès, offices, schools, hotels, hospitals, libraries), where people can surf the web with a normal browser.
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