USB Linux & The Third World
Posted: Sun 09 Feb 2014, 23:06
Readers can form their own opinions here:
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keepod-unite
This is interesting, and maybe an area that Puppy Linux could do even better in. For example, doesn't Puppy Linux need less than 1/4 of the RAM to run?
So older and cheaper laptops could be used.
Are there paid staff involved in this project? This would contrast with the unpaid, and presumably largely unfunded volunteers that have made Puppy Linux the greatest linux distro on the planet..
Maybe Puppy Linux could take a page from this book and promote Puppy in a similar way. Competition is after all, a good thing.
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keepod-unite
This is interesting, and maybe an area that Puppy Linux could do even better in. For example, doesn't Puppy Linux need less than 1/4 of the RAM to run?
So older and cheaper laptops could be used.
Are there paid staff involved in this project? This would contrast with the unpaid, and presumably largely unfunded volunteers that have made Puppy Linux the greatest linux distro on the planet..
Maybe Puppy Linux could take a page from this book and promote Puppy in a similar way. Competition is after all, a good thing.