Comment by amelius 1 day ago If you can name me a phone the size of a CC ... 4 comments amelius Reply eli 1 day ago There are a bunch of tiny, no-name Android phones with 3” screens.They’re awful to use but they are very cheap. Den_VR 1 day ago Men can dream, can’t they? amelius 1 day ago We had these in the 80s:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_Film_Card_calculatorsI don't think it's too wild to expect Linux to run in this form factor, 40 years later. Den_VR 7 hours ago Especially if you’re not looking for a gui. Just one lean SOC, stuff for power, and 80x100 character display.
eli 1 day ago There are a bunch of tiny, no-name Android phones with 3” screens.They’re awful to use but they are very cheap.
Den_VR 1 day ago Men can dream, can’t they? amelius 1 day ago We had these in the 80s:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_Film_Card_calculatorsI don't think it's too wild to expect Linux to run in this form factor, 40 years later. Den_VR 7 hours ago Especially if you’re not looking for a gui. Just one lean SOC, stuff for power, and 80x100 character display.
amelius 1 day ago We had these in the 80s:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_Film_Card_calculatorsI don't think it's too wild to expect Linux to run in this form factor, 40 years later. Den_VR 7 hours ago Especially if you’re not looking for a gui. Just one lean SOC, stuff for power, and 80x100 character display.
Den_VR 7 hours ago Especially if you’re not looking for a gui. Just one lean SOC, stuff for power, and 80x100 character display.
There are a bunch of tiny, no-name Android phones with 3” screens.
They’re awful to use but they are very cheap.
Men can dream, can’t they?
We had these in the 80s:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_Film_Card_calculators
I don't think it's too wild to expect Linux to run in this form factor, 40 years later.
Especially if you’re not looking for a gui. Just one lean SOC, stuff for power, and 80x100 character display.