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    Phoenix Strikes HyperSpace Deal With ASUS

    Phoronix: Phoenix Strikes HyperSpace Deal With ASUS

    ASUS was the first company to ship SplashTop, an embedded instant-on Linux environment, on any of its products. They began by offering SplashTop on select ASUS motherboards, then it turned into ASUS notebooks, and then to many more ASUS products...

    Phoenix Strikes HyperSpace Deal With ASUS - Phoronix
    http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=NzAxMg
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    Nothing yet on the splashtop blog.

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    • #3
      I read
      Phoronix Strikes HyperSpace Deal With ASUS
      and wondered the whole time what phoronix had to do with all of this

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      • #4
        I hope that hyperspace doesn't hyperleave linux users out in the rain, as they did when originally previewed by phoronix.

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        • #5
          Phoenix Technologes still has yet to respond to any of my technical questions...
          Michael Larabel
          https://www.michaellarabel.com/

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          • #6
            Hahah I thought it said Phoronix too.

            Phoenix is the company that always shows up on my bios boot screen

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            • #7
              does anyone really use that while they wait for another OS to boot ? i have an asus board here and dont even bother with that. i think it gets in the way and slows down the boot, since it has to search for it, see if its installed, then ask me if i want to load it, 10 sec count down to wait for a repsonse. (and the aspect ratio isnt right either, so it probably would be ugly to use) personally i am still waiting for openfirmware and a really fast boot :P

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              • #8
                openfirmware? Pfft, let's just put linux straight in the bios chip

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                • #9
                  It is vey expensive

                  ?Why would I pay 30 USD or even more per year for having that?
                  I will not buy any of this BIOS, and if i do I will not pay, then I'll have it only for the free period.
                  I think is stupid to pay anually that for that feature.
                  As a computer use to be on the "state of the art" about 3 years, then put a 100 USD price for it in one time pay. If it is a reasonable price for a special BIOS, market will say. I think not, it is more than a complete MB cost.

                  And a internal USB memory stick with any Linux distro will work even better.

                  The idea is good the prices they want for it are excessive.

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