How to create a handheld Linux terminal
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How to create a handheld Linux terminal
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Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#2Very cool! Also I love the design of your blog
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#3Hm, the 'fi' & 'fl' ligatures seems to be replaced as a middle dot in the text, making it a bit funny to read at places.
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#4Very cool project! Would it be possible to upgrade the screen to a little larger?
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#5Very cool project! Would it be possible to upgrade the screen to a little larger?
From the conclusion:
> If I was to make this again, I would do a few things differently. First I’d probably add a slightly larger screen like this one from Tindie [https://www.tindie.com/products/hwlevel/40-ips-screen-for-ra...]
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#6Very cool and inspiring. I'm doing something similar [1] by replacing the guts of a Toshiba Libretto 50C (a tiny laptop from 1996) with a Raspberry Pi and upgrading its screen to a 7" widescreen. It's slightly larger than your terminal, but in my opinion, will be much more usable as a PC with the larger keyboard. But, to each his own :)
What kind of battery life do you get with your machine?
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#7Hey author, link to the parts, with a referrer id and monetize this stuff!
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#8If you don't want to build your own, you can buy one:
Its not just a terminal, though .. ;)
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#9Nice. I've been using a Ben Nanonote () for the past few years. It's a nice open hacking platform, not very powerful but very open and tweakable.
Re: How to create a handheld Linux terminal
#10I think this is pretty neat, and I would have loved this 10 years ago. I now already have a handheld Linux terminal, it's called an Android smartphone.