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In the third episode of the PineTalk, Ezra and Peter discuss the PINE64 February Community Update and answer community questions about Sxmo, RISC-V, and ARM Workstations.
In the third episode of PineTalk, Ezra and Peter discuss the PINE64 February Community Update and answer community questions about Sxmo, RISC-V, and ARM Workstations.
What have we been up to lately?
Ezra:
has a new personal website: elatronion.com
Peter:
made a video on Manjaro Daily Dev builds: PeerTube, Odysee, YouTube,
worked on LINMOBapps (for reference: KDE Apps have working appstream:// links)
Topics
PINE64 Community News
February Community Update
Read it in its full beauty,
or watch PizzaLovingNerds' great video on Odysee, Tilvids, or YouTube.
Quartz64: (Rockchip RK3566, up to 8GB RAM, lots of options to connect storage, displays and other hardware)
runs really cool and faster than the PINE A64 (Allwinner A64) and ROCK64 (Rockchip RK3328) it’s eventually superseding
MakeUseOf: Pine64 Announces a Native E-ink Single Board Computer
RISC-V SBC with two RISC-V System-on-a-Chip (for less than 15 USD)
Allwinner XuanTie C906-based SBC: solid I/O, including USB 2.0 and Gigabit Ethernet, no 3D accelerator = entry-level Linux-capable RISC-V platform
CNX Software: XuanTie C906 based Allwinner RISC-V processor to power $12+ Linux SBC’s
CNX Software: RISC-V Bases and Extensions Explained.
2nd SoC for networking: Bouffalo BL602 WiFi-BLE
LEE Lup Yuen: The RISC-V BL602 Book
PinePhone
Keyboard accessory (includes 6000 mAh battery)
Manjaro Plasma Mobile as new default OS for the post-Community Edition PinePhone.
Your feedback and questions:
Logenkain: What do you think about Sxmo?
Related: Linux Smartphones: Sxmo 1.3.0 brings usability, performance improvements to this simple, geeky Linux phone UI.
Mark: How far off is a #riscv PinePhone? 😉
Related: Android on RISC-V
Liam: What do you think, should PINE64 start making workstations?
Remember: This is a community podcast, we need your questions, ideas to make this work! Also, please leave feedback on what we should do better!
Tweet at us @talkpine, send email to pinetalk@pine64.org and join our Discord!
Thank you to NerdZoom Media for being our audio producers!
