Author: JT Smith
LinuxDevices.com takes a look at the Intrinsyc CerfCube for Linux — a Linux
system that takes up just 0.015 cubic feet. “Intrinsyc has put together a very nice package with their
Linux distribution for the CerfCube. With the exception of
the chaotic and currently hard-to-reverse installation
process, the package is well designed, with helpful
scripts and good documentation allowing you to focus on
your application rather than the environment. The software
is also structured in a simple and intuitive way, so you
can easily figure out how to accomplish anything that is
not covered by the generally complete documentation.”
system that takes up just 0.015 cubic feet. “Intrinsyc has put together a very nice package with their
Linux distribution for the CerfCube. With the exception of
the chaotic and currently hard-to-reverse installation
process, the package is well designed, with helpful
scripts and good documentation allowing you to focus on
your application rather than the environment. The software
is also structured in a simple and intuitive way, so you
can easily figure out how to accomplish anything that is
not covered by the generally complete documentation.”
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- Unix
