Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

What! You expect me to read or something! I just checked. There is a thread with the same name but for year 2017. That thread discusses the problem Gnuroot Debian was having with Oreo. Should have posted there since I was addressing that issue.

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

Didn't I start one for 2018 yet?

Crap!

Does that mean I am going to have to use the search button and read too?!?!?!?!??!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufIEo260rYI

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

I know!!!!

I will solve this dilly right now....so it doesn't become an annual thing....

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

Folks have been waiting on Pyra to be released for quite some time.

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

yeah....

I just couldn't resist having some fun with "Mr. TL DR"

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

I seriously had a "What year is it!?" moment when I read that earlier.

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

hahahaahaha

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

Far from I know the Gemini PDA could be a choice.
It has 20nm mediatek x20(2x a72+8x a53 cores)
4G RAM 64G emmc+TF Card support.
6inch 1080p ips display(multi-touch capability)
(2015 spec. Not good for games because of over-heating problem, buy fine for daily usage)
It does come with a QWERTY keyboard. I think it was Linux & Android7.1 dual-boot.(open-source driver as well)
It comes from $249-$299(an advaced edition with 4G support)
Maybe you could take a look. I didn't have one myself, so make your own choice.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/g...le-device--2#/

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

Gemini PDA eh?

Never heard of that one here before...
Perhaps someone should do a thread devoted to it.

Re: What's the best Handheld gnu/linux machine for 2016?
 

Not sure about the build quality. Its appearance does remind me of the wince HPC's in the late 90's.