HackerBoards.com (blog) First 64-bit distro for Raspberry Pi 3 is…SUSE? HackerBoards.com (blog) When we reported on the potential for 64-bit Linux distributions supporting the Raspberry Pi 3 earlier this year, the server focused SUSE Linux was not even on the radar.
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HackerBoards.com (blog) First 64-bit distro for Raspberry Pi 3 is… SUSE? HackerBoards.com (blog) When we reported on the potential for 64-bit Linux distributions supporting the Raspberry Pi 3 earlier this year, the server focused SUSE Linux was not even on the radar. This week, however SUSE and the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced that SUSE …
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Inquirer Viewsonic uses Raspberry Pi 3 to build low-cost thin client device Inquirer VIEWSONIC HAS shown off the potential of the Raspberry Pi 3 by using the single-board computer to build a commercial thin client device for accessing virtual desktops. The firm is best known for its monitors and projectors, but it also manufactures ..
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Raspberry Pi could be a super low cost thin client, says Citrix Electronics Weekly (blog) So what can a Raspberry Pi thin client be used for? “For people looking for that $35 HDX accelerated endpoint, with a Linux VDA and OpenOffice, you have a seriously cheap yet capable virtual desktop,” said Citrix.
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ElectronicsWeekly.com (blog) Raspberry Pi scans faces and Arduino brews beer in Rome ElectronicsWeekly.com (blog) Platforms like Raspberry PI , CodeBug, Gizmo and BeagleBone will be there too.
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Hackaday Raspberry Pi 2 Game Boy Brings Sexy Back From 1989 Hackaday When the ever-versatile Raspberry Pi was released, the potential for cheap video game emulation was immediately obvious.
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