Installing Debian on Google Glasses?
Hi,
After installing Debian on ARMs, plugs, phones, tablets, ... what about on your glasses. Imagining seeing Debian screen all-day-long ? ha, maybe a reality ;) : http://www.brille-kaufen.org/en/googleglass/ |
Haha...I might go for that, but then I'd just run into the same problem I have with every other new platform I try to install Debian onto: Video Drivers...
I already have enough trouble seeing. I don't want to have to find the right drivers just so I can wear my glasses. Hahahahaha... |
Saw these glasses in "Laptop" magazine yesterday.
I think they are nice but I'm almost willing to bet that the price is ridiculous! Quote:
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The alpha testers are paying $1500 for the prototype and are forbidden from selling them on pain of deactivation of all the Google features:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/04...e_glass_sales/ My guess is that Google may prevent other OSs being installed on them and I doubt they'll have the real keyboard necessary to get anything done. They're basically just a way for Google to put adverts on everything in your life. |
Wow! Not me. And most certainly not at that price!:hattip:
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My guess is that Google may prevent other OSs being installed We'll see as time progresses- |
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Banning linux to be installed, although they are using Linux themself looks like a crime to me ;) |
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Your right; Xeratul-
Ununtu on a Droid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO7QbCqFY7Y It would be nice BTW to put Debian on a Droid. I'd install in Debian in a heartbeat!:D |
"Stop The Cyborgs" has launched a campaign against Google Glass after warning against the device will create a world where privacy is impossible and "corporate control total rules"
http://stopthecyborgs.org/ |
Seems I was wrong:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/04...cking_allowed/ Debian already runs on ARM and some Android-specific modules and code are making it into the kernel I notice so perhaps this isn't a pipe dream. Shame about the price though. |
Yeah, shame is right; 273-
That price is without a doubt steep! Perhaps over time it will come down. Do you suspect trouble with these glasses? By that I mean potential lawsuits? I asked you that because I read somewhere (sorry don't remember) that one has to have Googles permission to give the glasses away-- |
That was my earlier link -- you can give them away but not sell them. That applies to the prototypes only though and I doubt it will be part of the sale of the consumer devices when they come out.
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Ok-;)
Thinking outside of the box; these glasses could be an exceptional assest to folks that don't have arms. Retired men that are disabled vet's that served in the military for example; could benifit from this high tech set of glasses- It could in some way (maybe I'm wrong) aid a Dr. while he is performing surgery to see things that he would not normally be able to see even with the high powered glasses and computer technology hospitals have today-- (thinking outloud)....so; what 's your take on these idea's? Farfetched you think? |
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