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minus-squareFlax@feddit.uklinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up2·13 hours agoI think maybe my real question is, what’s the lowest power device that can run Linux. Kinda like how two potatoes can run a clock
minus-squarepinball_wizard@lemmy.ziplinkfedilinkarrow-up2·edit-25 hours agoFor lowest power, the LePotato is (humorously) named for it’s low power requirements, and I understand the Pi Zero can actually run for hours on small rechargeable battery packs. A smaller lower power draw Pi Zero alternative that comes to mind is Arduino Teensy. But it sounds like no one is running Linux on Arduino Teensy, yet ? But the folks in that forum sound like the types who might make it happen at some point.
I think maybe my real question is, what’s the lowest power device that can run Linux. Kinda like how two potatoes can run a clock
For lowest power, the LePotato is (humorously) named for it’s low power requirements, and I understand the Pi Zero can actually run for hours on small rechargeable battery packs.
A smaller lower power draw Pi Zero alternative that comes to mind is Arduino Teensy. But it sounds like no one is running Linux on Arduino Teensy, yet ?
But the folks in that forum sound like the types who might make it happen at some point.