Linuxová distribuce Nitrux opouští KDE Plasma, ukončuje vývoj vlastního prostřední a přechází na Hyprland. EndBOX je vestavěné výpočetní zařízení, které používá NetBSD k přímému spuštění prostředí BASIC.

Introduction DIY Hardware The standard model The micro model Preparing the EndBOX OS disk image Windows macOS Linux, BSDs, and more System configuration CONFIG.BAS: Console configuration CONFIG.BAS: WiFi networks AUTOEXEC.BAS: Autorun Backing up your data What about x86? Telemetry Introduction The EndBOX is a retro minicomputer designed to run EndBASIC. There are no prebuilt machines for sale at this point, but you can build your own with the DIY instructions in this page.

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Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small,…

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Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small, resilient, nostalgia-packed, all-screen computer that boots straight into the retro-inspired EndBASIC environment you already know. And today, six months after its inception, I’m excited to formally show you the first working prototypes—though they are still rough and need refinement. Let’s dive into the goals for the EndBOX and what it could become with your help.

Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small,...

Available in full-size and "micro" form, the EndBOX wants to be as simple to start programming as a Commodore 64.

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Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small, resilient, nostalgia-packed, all-screen computer that boots straight into the retro-inspired EndBASIC environment you already know. And today, six months after its inception, I’m excited to formally show you the first working prototypes—though they are still rough and need refinement. Let’s dive into the goals for the EndBOX and what it could become with your help.

Linuxová distribuce Nitrux opouští KDE Plasma, ukončuje vývoj vlastního prostřední a přechází na Hyprland. EndBOX je vestavěné výpočetní zařízení, které používá NetBSD k přímému spuštění prostředí BASIC.

Linuxová distribuce Nitrux opouští KDE Plasma, ukončuje vývoj vlastního prostřední a přechází na Hyprland. EndBOX je vestavěné výpočetní zařízení, které používá NetBSD k přímému spuštění prostředí BASIC.

Linuxová distribuce Nitrux opouští KDE Plasma, ukončuje vývoj vlastního prostřední a přechází na Hyprland. EndBOX je vestavěné výpočetní zařízení, které používá NetBSD k přímému spuštění prostředí BASIC.

Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small, ...

Remember when turning a computer on meant instantly jumping into code? No bloat, no distractions—just you and a prompt? That’s the experience I’ve been working to bring back with the EndBOX: a small, resilient, nostalgia-packed, all-screen computer that boots straight into the retro-inspired EndBASIC environment you already know. And today, six months after its inception, I’m excited to formally show you the first working prototypes—though they are still rough and need refinement. Let’s dive into the goals for the EndBOX and what it could become with your help.

Components to build the EndBOX I and the assembled EndBOX I Micro. About a month ago, I officially unveiled the EndBOX: a retro-style micro-computer designed to run the EndBOX OS. And what is the EndB...