Glad to see its on crowd supply
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Can we get an Open-Hardware CD-ROM/Optical-disk reader for our PCs ?
What was the thinking behind full sized SDXC cards instead of micro sdxc like damn near every other device made this side of 2011?
You can adapt a micro sd into a full-sized right?
Link saved. Definitely gonna see how this progresses so I might get one in the future.
How large a library can it handle? I've had two others similar but they parsed files so slowly as to be ultimately useless
you'd have to be pretty dumb to fuck up text parsing that badly. Maybe if you don't implement segmented processing, and have a 50k line text file or something.
Guess maybe 30GB of files in an avg of 10MB bites is a chore
i wouldn't know, i'm sure we'll know soon enough though.
Could it run Rockbox ? My iPods and sansa run with rockbox, it's awesome.
Does it come with open source earbuds?
No earbuds, player only.
Lots of people complaining about the software. Why did they even bother writing software? Does it run rockbox?
Because they wanted to. It's a passion project meant for certainly not everyone and made by a very small team of people.
Sure, but if they have fewer people then why reinvent the wheel? The open hardware is new and great, but the open software already exists.
Its good to have options and while it may not be great now they have to start somewhere