interesting
noted... 😶🌫️
interesting
noted... 😶🌫️
I drive Arch, btw.
I’m daily driving Linux
You’re daily driving Linux
We’re not the sane
Is this a typo ooooor...?
It was a typo, but now I’m not so sure
One is litteraly daily driving linux (automobile)
Another has a daily driver with linux (a everyday computer)
"We're not the sane"
Oh shit (echo)
Currently not using Linux because I'm a dumbass, but this.. this is insanely cool and makes me wanna try Linux out again.
If cars infotainment was open source I would be so much more down. Obviously safety systems need to be more locked down so shitty people don't disable them and resell the car, but infotainment? Hell yeah.
"You wouldn't download a car!"
Yes I would.
Anyway, I'm glad to finally see something like this. Finally, the start of open source software in vehicles.
Open-source software has been used in cars for ages. Daniel Stenberg, the author of curl, has been receiving emails from people complaining about their cars, because his address was listed in the licensing section of the infotainment system's 'about' screen.
But does it run Doom?
3rd or 4th pic confirms that it does!
Linux is my daily driver guy
2027 year of the Linux car
gonna be the year of Linux everyhing before it ever becomes year of the linux desktop.
I doubt many modern head units exist that don't rely on the Linux kernel
Honda factory head units run just straight up android. On my friends 2017 civic he could poke a few buttons and get to the normal android ui.
Absolute fucking legend here.
What would be really cool is if Doom responded to the steering.
Tesla has a racing game that does exactly that, but most of the vehicles still have mechanical steering linkage, so the actual wheels turn along with the game. It's not as bad for the tires as you'd think, but it's still ridiculous.
Not working yet: * Audio
Yeah, you already said it was running Linux. (I love Linux, just funny how audio always seems to be so difficult to get working properly)
Very cool, I like it!
I just bought a 2024 ID.4. Once the warrenty is up, I'm hoping there will be more like this. It's exciting.
Congrats! Your changes will not be accepted, though: https://docs.nura.eco/policies-and-processes/development/ai-policy.html
Not that anyone there would buy or borrow a car to make sure the port isn't a hoax. I know it's just the head unit but I don't know if Android will boot out of chassis (it's usually picky like that) and you said you are kexec-ing.
I'm aware 🙂 I respect their stance, and love the Nura community, it just happens to be an easy base to build from. It'll be something like AGL or AAOS that I'd actually use if it goes anywhere.
Upstreaming isn't my end goal tho, we all know there's enough LLM slop being submitted as is, I'm just here to have fun and try stuff.
I'm about to pay 20 dollars for 1 month of Claude, plug that shit into my BYD, and have it hack the shit out of it. I can't code to save my own life, so I guess I'm tossing those 20 bucks over to Dario and see how my car battery melts in the middle of the night (on the cameras, I'll either be sleeping or watching animé).
Don't feel embarrassed about using AI to help you accomplish a real task.
Where are the obligatory in-game Doom screenshots?
Lol - it runs Doom! I love it
Glorious Gnome as all things should be.
Finally, the future of automotives we all actually want. This is AWESOME. :D
I'm fascinated by all the humans dunking on the obvious LLM trollbot, over and over again, elsewhere in this post.
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