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Would that be the bit nicked from the BSD kernel, must be something about the BSD license.Originally posted by d000hg View PostSo what? iOS and MacOSX share some code but they are not the same OS.
Most linux distro have distro specific patches in the kernel, but they are still considered to be linux kernel based with pretty much the same ******* capabilities.Originally posted by d000hg View Post. "Based on" doesn't mean they are the same, or have the same capabilities.
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I am sure you can download porn on ARMOriginally posted by yasockie View PostClassic chicken and egg scenario - I won't use it until my software runs on it, no one will port hte software because no one is using ARM.
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Classic chicken and egg scenario - I won't use it until my software runs on it, no one will port hte software because no one is using ARM.
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At the moment it's probably only of interest to those wishing to get involved in porting stuff.Originally posted by doodab View PostI wouldn't bother with an ARM based laptop at the moment as it's only going to run a small fraction of the software I want & need to use, regardless of which OS is installed.
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I wouldn't bother with an ARM based laptop at the moment as it's only going to run a small fraction of the software I want & need to use, regardless of which OS is installed.
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I don't think anyone knows. most of the people on here will want a windows laptop or mac of some kind.Originally posted by petergriffin View PostWhat about this one:
Genesi - EFIKA MX Smartbook
It's sold at 189 euros including free shipping to the UK:
Genesi Europe
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What about this one:
Genesi - EFIKA MX Smartbook
It's sold at 189 euros including free shipping to the UK:
Genesi Europe
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Originally posted by wikipediaAndroid's kernel is derived from the Linux kernel. Google contributed code to the Linux kernel as part of their Android effort, but certain features, notably a power management feature called wakelocks, were rejected by mainline kernel developers, so the Android kernel is now a separate version or fork of the Linux kernel
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So what? iOS and MacOSX share some code but they are not the same OS. "Based on" doesn't mean they are the same, or have the same capabilities.
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(non-Android) ARM Laptop
Does anybody here use an ARM-based Laptop and replaced Android with something else, for example Linux, and if so did you regret it?Tags: None
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