Re: [Paparazzi-devel] run on a netbook?

[David Buzz Carlson]

A 1.6 GHz Atom is plenty fast enough to run the GCS.  Most netbooks come 
with a "customized" linux distro on them, so you may need to replace 
that with Ubuntu.  There are some great tutorials on how to do this for 
quite a few netbooks out there.

I know my wife's EEE performs just great with the software, though it is 
a tad too small for my likings.

Buzz

Spencer Pangborn wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'd like to introduce myself if that's okay.  I'm Spencer from Taipei, 
> Taiwan.  I'm originally from Detroit, MI but have been living in Asia 
> for a while now.  I work in Marketing for a networking vendor...but I 
> found Paparazzi and have been very interested in this cool project.  I 
> don't know that much about the hardware, software, Linux, Debian, 
> etc.  But I'm hoping that if I can use Paparazzi it will help me dig 
> deeper into these areas. 
>
> Has anyone ever tried to run Paparazzi on a netbook?  If I can get one 
> w/ a Linux OS I'd like to use that as my ground control center.  
> They're small and easy to carry but I'm not sure if a 1.6 GHz 
> processor is fast enough. 
>
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