About a year ago, I wrote about box86, an i386 emulator for ARM developed by @ptitSeb, who is also responsible for the awesome gl4es wrapper for OpenGL → OpenGL ES. While the original look at it a year ago was already impressive, I want to look at it again, and ▶
This tutorial covers the process of setting up an ODROID-N2 with 2GB of RAM and iInstalling Batocera Linux so we can use our ODROID-N2 as a TV retro gaming console. ▶
This article is about how the GNOME Desktop can run on an ODROID-N2 with an upstream Linux kernel v5.4. Fortunately, the upstream kernel has many patches that make the ODROID-N2 run smoothly. ▶
Composite video is an analog video transmission that was popular before the age of digital television, the ODROID-N2 supports this video feature. ▶
This article details the steps necessary to install the Google Play Store on ODROID-N2 using Android Pie. ▶
Ever wanted to create a custom boot logo for the ODROID-N2? By following the simple instructions below, the logo will appear in the first few seconds of booting while the operating system loads. Enjoy! ▶
Petitboot is a platform-independent bootloader based on the Linux kexec warm reboot mechanism. ▶
Things You will Need (Use your nearest ODROID supplier) -- ODROID-N2 ~ $60 - $70 ODROID-N2 Case $4 ODROID-N2 Power Supply $6 eMMC (If you choose to use 32GB or 64GB): ~ $27 - $40, or microSD (If you choose to use 16GB, 32GB or 64GB): ~ $8 - $14 ▶
The biggest game news for August has to be the July 29 release of Gigantic X for Android. ▶
Our long wait is finally over: Google Stadia, this universal game-changing streaming service, has gone live now! It debuted late November, 2019. As discussed in earlier articles from this column, on this launch date, Google Stadia will ONLY be available to subscribers of the Stadia Founder’s Edition. As you may ▶
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