i have created a danish Pine A64 user group at facebook.

If interested please check this link and join the group:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/594492207364691/

Cheers, gbjensen

I don't buy battery for the moment, but later in june ou july.

I would like to know the consumption of the board, and approximately how long we do with the battery ( 8000mah) for video use.

thank you.

Hello,

I would like to know if the Pine64 will support the standart 4:3 and 16:10 resolution modes (1024y768, 1280x800, 1440x900 ...) running Android.

At the moment there is almost no platform supporting resolutions beside 16:9 which would allow Android development. Which is very missfortunate, because it will be great to use stripped, resource saving android together with hardware accelerated WebView to create hybrid applications with tools like cordova/phonegap ....

Got a reply off FB as to shipping speed:

"We are currently shipping 500-700 orders a day"

So by my math they have about 4-5 people working at shipping them out.

Hello fellow Pine64'ers>

Google news picked this up for me>  The founder of Chromium OS said that their project is expanding and they are looking forward to bring the OS to all the major SBCs out in the market. The Chromium OS will be now available for Pi Zero, PINE64 and C.H.I.P and many more SBCs.

http://www.chromiumosforsbc.org/

The fun goes on .. I did order the pre-loaded android, remix {use already} and ubuntu microdisks...and of course 2 boards, and set up for tablet.

Regards,

RonJ

Remix OS is on the way to be created and may be ready soon, one admin said

I feel like installing this Remix OS for a multimedia-like PC to view streaming and so on

However I believe Remix OS will be more resources-greedy than linux distros for example...

Anyways, which OS will you install, and if you want briefly explain why, thanks

Development of real-time kernel.

Is the PINE64 Acrylic Open Enclosure case hardware designed in such a way as to make them stackable similar to the below image?

Hello all, I was wondering if there was a way to have more than one screen? I have seen on the Rasp Pi people have used USB to HDMI out adapters with success, but they take away from compute resources and such, is there a way to have more than one screen (for extended desktop, not just mirror)? I have seen "video walls" using clustering, but I don't want to simply play a video, just extend a desktop.

If anyone knows of any way, I would appreciate it!
Thanks,

**Edit, is it possible to use both the 7inch screen connected to the board as well as an HDMI monitor at the same time for dual monitors?

Hello, I saw in another thread that they said if there was enough interest in a larger screen,  they would consider making them. I figure this would be a good way to gauge the interest.