Elite on the Raspberry Pi

[drew]

Well, it's not Oolite, but until the wizards figure out how to get Oolite running on Mr. Brabens new diminutive marvel, it will just have to do.

My Raspberry Pi running Fuse and Elite.

Cheers,

Drew.

[Smivs]

Nice work

[Greyth]

Apparently Frontier is also running on a Raspi - heh!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3IxoYDv_Ng

[CommRLock78]

I just read about this Raspberry Pi on the forums about a month ago. I hadn't heard about it before that, but I have to say, it looks awesome - totally worth the money. It's neat to see Elite running for real, since I never did have the pleasure of playing it . It's also great to see the Pi in action - I have a feeling its a bit on the slow side, but still.... it's a mini computer ! All the amazing tasks that this thing could be potentially be used for, like the previously-shared Pi in the Sky really makes me want to get one - which I plan to do in the next couple of weeks

[Tricky]

With a few more flashy lights and bigger box, that Pi kit could like  [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orac_%28Blake%27s_7%29]Orac[/url] from  Blake's 7.

[drew]

Funny you should say that... a bunch of LEDs has appeared on my desk for no good reason whatsoever.

Cheers,

Drew.

[Griff]

wow, didn't think you were going to make that docking in your video Drew, i was gripping the arms of my computer chair and searching the for brake pedal with my foot