If you don't mind spending a bit more, there is the hummingboard which has a better USB implementation and options for gigabit ethernet/wifi/bluetooth. In addition, it runs more conventional distributions of Linux (iirc, Debian armhf).
Oh shut your filthy cunt-hole.
Also, if you want to cheap out on compilers, GCC is a perfectly valid option on AIX.
The folks at Mozilla would beg to differ unless they're stopped NOTFIXing gcc on it.
Wouldn't mind if they would done their part to keep the slightly older, but still-viable CHRP systems in the loop. AIX is one thing, but dropping it from Linux just seems odd.
AFAIK, it seems like the only way you can still build for POWER3 is if you build the toolchain not to be crippled or go with a fully 32-bit system.
Oh shut the fuck up already.
If you've not followed things, they've tried to drop anything below POWER4 for support. Perfectly fine POWER3-II's get arbitrary cuts.
Now that IBM's let Lenovo bastardize their x86 platforms, that only leaves the stuff that no normal person could hope to afford - POWER.
Perhaps they could come up with some entry point that doesn't have EOL written all over it.
One you just happen to have for this purpose? Sure, whatever you say.
Just ask your mom.
Exactly what I said you fuckwit.
Congratulations, you just proved that it won't fail the test of targeting one party.
If they're willing to go far enough to pass that law, I wouldn't put it past them to pre-emptively shut down some tax domiciles.
If you want to sell in the United States we get to tax your global profits?"
More like "If you want to operate in the US and want its protection, forget about using jurisdictional shell games"
They aren't paying for any protection provided by the US.
UNIX is hot. It's more than hot. It's steaming. It's quicksilver lightning with a laserbeam kicker. -- Michael Jay Tucker
