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==Mailing List== | ==Mailing List== | ||
We have created a [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/ | We have created a [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/Tiny-Tux TinyTux mailing list] on the Noisebridge server. Please join us! | ||
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==Meeting Notes== | ==Meeting Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:53, 9 July 2019
TinyTux: The Noisebridge Embedded Linux Platform Group[edit]
We are concerned with making embedded Linux and Android platforms accessible.
Motivations[edit]
The world of embedded hardware has become more accessible thanks to projects like Arduino and a new economy based on DIY. We want to provide the next level of hardware to people who are not completely served by the capabilities of micro-controllers.
Terminology[edit]
To avoid confusion (where possible) we'll try to use these terms.
Mailing List[edit]
We have created a TinyTux mailing list on the Noisebridge server. Please join us!
Component Sourcing[edit]
Here are pages for discussing:
System on Chip[edit]
Single Chip Systems that are commonly encountered on embedded hardware
Single Board Computers[edit]
Examples of accessible hardware platforms
Embedded OS's based on Linux[edit]
The various flavors of Linux that are at our disposal