applestone

blog post about the path to understanding computers

Just compiled, seems to be able to render websites ok, youtube loads, but pretty slow. Might be out of the scope of the project (atleast at current funding levels) however it would be cool if it had it's own search engine.

You provided what I was looking for, bit of a miscommunication of my part, looking for Linux capable chips, able to run normal applications for daily use

Something you can run Linux on and use for normal things, web browser, text editor, watching youtube, etc

Apologies for the miscommunication, I'm looking for Linux capable chips

Hey, thank you for such a good response

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