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ARMguy wrote:I understand that in order to make it function as a desktop computer, I am sure we will need a Linux OS that run on ARM SoC. Can anyone here confirm that Opera Browser is working fine on these Linux on ARM version? Thank you in advance.
kuisma wrote:Debian based GNU/Linux distributions (such as Debian and Ubuntu) exists for the ARM architecture. Those includes browsers as well (iceweasel by default, a branch of firefox). The Opera browser do not exists for ARM though.
ARMguy wrote:kuisma wrote:Debian based GNU/Linux distributions (such as Debian and Ubuntu) exists for the ARM architecture. Those includes browsers as well (iceweasel by default, a branch of firefox). The Opera browser do not exists for ARM though.
Just as I thought. Thank you for the confirmation.
The reason I need Opera Browser is because I need to save my bandwidth usage. I guess I just have to wait for Opera Browser then. Thanks again bro.
kuisma wrote:But Opera runs on Android/ARM, so you still got the possibility running both Android and a full blown GNU/Linux on your MK802. Either dual boot, or as I do, using Android as the primary system, but with a GNU/Linux run time environment (see my signature about how).
This said, if a general purpose GNU/Linux desktop computer is what's needed primarily, I wouldn't chose the ARM platform in the first place.
ARMguy wrote:kuisma wrote:But Opera runs on Android/ARM, so you still got the possibility running both Android and a full blown GNU/Linux on your MK802. Either dual boot, or as I do, using Android as the primary system, but with a GNU/Linux run time environment (see my signature about how).
This said, if a general purpose GNU/Linux desktop computer is what's needed primarily, I wouldn't chose the ARM platform in the first place.
Thanks for the reply bro. I wonder which way offer the best performance, dual-boot or as you do?
Demo1 wrote:Does anybody tried to use Rikomagic 802 II as DVR recorder for full HD USB web cameras or WiFi cameras:
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