Devices: AsteroidOS, Das blinkenlight, Android P
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The open source AsteroidOS is a new alternative to Wear OS
AsteroidOS is a new Linux-based open source operating system that can be used as a replacement to Wear OS.
A small team of developers have been hard at work on the smartwatch platform for the last four years. As the culmination of their efforts, this week the first stable version was made available to the public. It plays nice with a few Wear OS-compatible smartwatches.
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Das blinkenlights are back thanks to RPi revival of the PDP-11
The designers left the I2C port of the Raspberry Pi free for hacks, and “it is not very hard to add support for such things in the simh emulator, so the PiDP-11 can use them as I/O”.
The SR switches on the PiDP-11's SR switches can be set to boot various operating systems (this part is a work in progress), so instead of RSX-11MPlus users can choose BSD, DOS-11, Unix System 6 or System 7 and the like.
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How Android P Will Increase Battery Life
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