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I have been toying with the same as a hobby project.
The wishlist in short: - Low power - Suitable for marine use. Well engineered and splash proof. - No moving parts, possibly except HDD. Certainly no fans. - Low power - Open source software. We do not want the machine to die 10 days from port due to some MS virus or other hazzle. - Server facilities as on-board e-mail server, DHCP, DNS, printer, file, X etc for connected crew lap tops and others. - Lots of I/O - Low power - Supporting logging, navigation, automation etc on board - Providing entertainement, DVD, MP3, e-books etc - Low power - Automatic e-mail forwarding and fetching via SSB, GPRS, Satellite, WLAN or whatever is available, cheep and chereful at the time - Low power and finally - Low power One could also think of having a second low power battery operated wireless thin client in cockpit while sailing near land for navigation, radar image or similar. ottar |
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