Many computer geeks lust after the most powerful, the fastest, the biggest killer machines.
Today, it would be called a boat anchor but, in the early 1980's, it was called a Cray-1S supercomputer. The point is that today's hardware is ridiculously over-powered for almost all home and office uses. The only reason computers today seem slow is that they are encumbered by bloated software. So, rather than talk about the latest Pentium and AMD processors, or the most amazing 3-D graphics cards, I'd like to talk about squeezing Linux onto interesting and exotic hardware. Squeezing Linux down One exciting area for Linux is the embedded market.