In Wednesday’s Linux Journeys, Jeff Alami discusses some small
Linux machines, including the NetWinder, Cobalt Qube, Itsy, and
some extremely small machines.
“Which system has the bragging rights of being the smallest
Linux computer around? My guess is Schlumberger’s CyberFlex Open
16K smart card with the Linux kernel. The computer chip on card
stores card holder information and even biometric information for
secure authentication.”
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