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ThinkIO-Solo fanless embedded PC
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| ThinkIO-Solo is a fanless embedded PC with an
| Intel Celeron M processor clocked at 1.06GHz,
| 1Gbyte RAM, up to 4Gbyte of soldered internal
| flash, and 512kbyte non-volatile memory. And
| the firm has released a companion Debian
| Linux desktop distribution.
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| ThinkIO-Solo and ThinkIO-Duo include an
| aluminium housing, Compact Flash socket for
| adding mass storage, standard PC interfaces,
| and field bus options including industrial
| Ethernet and a modular I/O interface option.
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http://www.electronicsweekly.com/products/2010/04/26/21472/thinkio-solo-fanless-embedded-pc.htm
Bugs in Debian GNU/Linux
http://pogson.6k.ca/2010/04/27/bugs-in-debian-gnulinux/
Recent:
Debian Squeeze Bug Count
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| Wow! the 900 developers and friends of Debian
| GNU/Linux are really eating up the bugs. They
| are down below 700 bugs now and they are not
| yet at package-freeze. If they keep this up,
| they will release this year.
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http://pogson.6k.ca/2010/04/24/debian-squeeze-bug-count/
Freshly Squeezed Debian: Installing from Live DVD
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| My impression is that Debian values stability
| and functionality over looks and release
| schedules. You can look at this alpha version as
| a preview of Debian's next stable release, or
| you could simply run Debian Testing as a
| constantly-updated "rolling release." Despite
| the "testing" moniker, it's a pretty good
| balance between the stablity of Debian Stable
| and the more up-to-date applications in Debian
| Unstable. It's also got a huge repository of
| over 25,000 available packages and an excellent
| package management system going for it.
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http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/44625
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