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About LinkBacksIt's probably a stripped down Fedora so it should work fairly fluidly. Gentoo would also work but it'd be a lot more effort, but not much more than Arch.Originally Posted by Zeven
It's probably a stripped down Fedora so it should work fairly fluidly. Gentoo would also work but it'd be a lot more effort, but not much more than Arch.
Guess I will be sticking with Ubuntu and Mint for the foreseeable future. I am too much of a wannabe when it comes to being technologically proficient.
I believe there's ARM/OMAP images for Ubuntu as well.
Not the slightest clue as to what OMAP is but I assume that means that Raspberry Pi can run Ubuntu and by extension Mint too, right?
Yeah. That's the CPU architecture Raspberry Pi uses.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/805
I'll be using the Fedora remix as detailed there, I'm used to CentOS and RHEL, Fedora is normally a bit to unstable (experimental/bleeding edge) for my work needs but it'll be great for the Pi.
You make it sound like its a slow CPU, it's not so bad
- the Pi uses ARM11, the same chip used in the iphone 3G, clocked at nearly twice the speed (412/700Mhz).
Like I see, I am not as technologically proficient as I would like to be, and Raspberry Pi running the same CPU as a mere phone sounds like the Devil's work to me.
Does anyone have one yet? According to the first email mine should have been delivered yesterday; the second email predicts 14th May but I thought they said the second load of emails were to be ignored?
Got mine yesterday
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