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AnalogLamb Expands Maple Series with Low-Cost ESP32C6 Breakout Boards

AnalogLamb has introduced three new RISC-V development boards based on the ESP32-C6, designed for low-cost, full-function, and low-power IoT applications. These boards feature Espressif’s first Wi-Fi 6 SoC, integrating Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 GHz), Bluetooth 5 LE, and IEEE 802.15.4 protocols.

MS-A2 Combines Ryzen 9 9955HX and 7945HX Processing with Scalable Storage in a Compact Form Factor

Minisforum recently introduced the MS-A2, a compact workstation featuring high-end AMD processors, support for up to 96GB of memory, and flexible storage options. It offers PCIe expansion, triple 8K display output, and fast wired and wireless connectivity, targeting users who need strong performance in a small footprint.

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Mixxx 2.5.1 Adds Mapping for the DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Spectra Controller

Highlights of Mixxx 2.5.1 include new mappings for the DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Spectra, Numark NS6II, Numark Platinum FX, M-Vave SMC-Mixer, Hercules DJControl Inpulse 500, and Reloop Digital Jockey 2 IE controllers, and a piano keyboard mapping for the M-Vave SMK-25 II controller.

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Redditor proves Linux desktop environments can run on your Google Pixel

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Mar 14, 2025

Quoting: Redditor proves Linux desktop environments can run on your Google Pixel —

Google gave developers and tinkerers access to a new Terminal app on Pixel phones last week. Just like the name suggests, this native app unlocks possibilities for developers, security researchers, and other app creators looking to create novel, Linux-first applications. The app shows up in the app drawer once you activate the corresponding setting through the Developer options in the 2025 Pixel Feature Drop. You'll also need a one-time 500+MB download followed by a manual setup process for the on-device Linux instance.

Reddit user /u/gianlucab81 posted about getting the Terminal app to run on their Pixel 9 Pro XL. In a short post, they recommended allocating sufficient device storage to the Linux partition (16GB) and enabling port forwarding for port 5901, which redirects incoming traffic to the internal IP address and port of the Linux instance.

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