From: M. R. B. <mr...@0x...> - 2002-02-03 18:33:55
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* RC5Stint <rc5...@ya...> on Sat, Feb 02, 2002: >=20 > There's this other non-existent "absolute" stuff we've been hearing > about for like ages. But why talk about something so utterly > irrelevant? It might as well not be mentioned if no one can see it.=20 > After all, if a tree falls in the woods ... >=20 The first piece of absolute is the patched toolchain you are currently using. But hey, after all if it's sitting in your lap... > And besides, running Linux on a gaming console makes about as much > sense as Dan Quayle running for President. It's existence is purely > academic (the only reason I bother with LinuxDC is to learn about > embedded Linux. It has "absolutely" no utility for me.) >=20 I do concur, with the parenthesised portion of the second sentence. Everything else stated happens to be hogwash. LinuxDC is and will continue to be reference work, as well as being the *only* other Open Source kit that touches the hardware efficiently and strives to support all DC hardware. [CC'd to linuxdc-dev, since other replies in this thread are being suspiciously dropped by dcdev moderators.] M. R. |