In this post we interview Riccardo Mottola, mostly known in the PowerPC community for being the biggest – if not the only – contributor to the development of ArcticFox, the
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The Open Hardware Notebook PCB design Donation Campaign has started!
This long awaited campaign finally begins!
So, now that the PCB campaign is open you can spread it.
Revivo Scratch project
The project is targeted at the education and research field, through the reuse of obsolete notebooks equipped with PowerPC (G3,G4,G5), Intel x86 (Pentium M, Celeron, Core duo) or ARM architecture.
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Notebook for Revivo with Scratch
We are working on the first batch of notebooks that will be donated to give life to the project “Revivo with Scratch”. The notebooks have several CPUs: PowerPC, Pentium 3,
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Candidate at FunkyPrize the Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Notebook project
On the 29th December 2017 we submitted our project “Open Hardware GNU/Linux PowerPC Notebook” to the Italian “FunkyPrize”. Funkyprize is an award established in 2014 in memory of Marco Zamperini,
Read moreSupport Debian on PowerPC
As already published one year ago on our PowerPC Notebook project website we publish here the same call, as is still needed and welcomed help, even if already collaborate a
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Power Progress Community association is announcing the official collaboration of Acube Systems
Milano, 10th August 2017, Power Progress Community association is announcing the official collaboration of Acube Systems SRL through a contract signature to create the electrical schematics of the GNU Linux
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The PowerPC Notebook campaign has just started
We are very happy to announce that our funding campaign has just started. Starting today, we will accept donations through our campaign page with the objective of collecting funds
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Power Progress Community cooperation with Acube Systems
Power Progress Community publicly reveals its fruitful cooperation with ACube Systems, an Italian company producing its own line of PowerPC based motherboards. Since the beginning of the project, ACube Systems
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