Gaming
ODROID-GO Gaming Pack: 3rd Party Apps and Games Download Pack
Este artículo contiene todas las aplicaciones y juegos de terceros que se han ido lanzando hasta el momento para el ODROID-GO por los diferentes colaboradores ▶
Tutorial
Linux
Digole Serial Displays: Driving Digole’s Serial Display in UART, I2C, and SPI Modes with an ODROID-C1+
Digole.com offers several intelligent serial displays that are controlled through a complete set of high-level proprietary commands. These commands make drawing complex graphics and displaying images and video much easier, offering a offer a layer of abstraction that makes it easy to port their displays to a number of different platforms. ▶
ODROID-GO
Coding Camp - Part 6: Generate sound from the ODROID-GO speaker
Vamos a aprender cómo usar la salida DAC como un generador de tonos ▶
Linux
Multi Screen Desktop Using VNC - Part 2: An Improved And Simplified Version
Looks to me everyone has been stuck indoors for longer than they desired. Some of us had to work during this time too. Working on a small laptop screen is no fun task, and using HDMI cables while kids run around is not fun either. So, how about we use an ODROID as a secondary screen? ▶
ODROID-XU4
Fan Control: Tailor the ODROID-XU4 To Your Perfect Settings
The ODROID-XU4 supports 3 cooling levels for the thermal control, and on this article you will learn to tailor it to suit your cooling and noise needs. ▶
ODROID-XU4
ODROID-HC1
Creating a Bitcoin Node Using an ODROID-HC2
Chances are you’ve heard of Bitcoin, the anonymous and secure cryptocurrency which has made waves over the years. ▶
Linux
Introducing NEMS Linux - Part 5
In the January issue of ODROID Magazine, I introduced you to some of the new features of NEMS Linux 1.5 and how to upgrade from 1.4.1 to 1.5 using the NEMS Migrator tool. NEMS Linux 1.5 has since been gaining momentum on the XU4 platform. This little single board computer from Hardkernel has proven itself as a stable platform for a Nagios Enterprise Monitoring Server. ▶
ODROID-C2
Tvheadend (TVH)
The following instructions show how to compile the TVH code for the ODROID-C2 ▶
Linux
BASH Basics: Introduction to BASH - Part 8
Productivity is key. One of the reasons people work on the command line with BASH, despite all the fancy graphic options even for SBCs like our ODROIDs, is that you can get your task done faster, and with options for automation. ▶