[ Thanks to Richard
for this link. ]
“Despite his tiny ISO image size, the distribution
comes with a complete and automatic hardware detection, not
requiring any driver to be added. It supports playback of nearly
any kind of audio/video and image files and all known codecs and
containers are shipped in, allowing playing them through various
physical supports, either being CD, DVD, HDD, LAN or Internet.“GeeXboX also comes with a complete toolchain that allows
developers adding easily extra packages and features but that might
also be used to give birth to many dedicated embedded Linux
systems.”
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