A terminal that fits in your hand
A Raspberry Pi handheld build, and the troubleshooting that comes with squeezing a computer into a smaller space.
## A tiny, useful Linux machine
The appeal is simple: a keyboard, a screen, and a Raspberry Pi in something you can carry. The practical work is making the parts behave together.
This build is currently paused around a boot problem. That belongs in the project log as much as a successful upgrade does. The next entry should begin with verified observations and a clear test plan, rather than another round of changing several things at once.
The appeal is simple: a keyboard, a screen, and a Raspberry Pi in something you can carry. The practical work is making the parts behave together.
This build is currently paused around a boot problem. That belongs in the project log as much as a successful upgrade does. The next entry should begin with verified observations and a clear test plan, rather than another round of changing several things at once.