ex machina
Building Your Own Linux Based Audio Component looks like exactly the type of thing that i'll wish would occupy a bunch of free time, while i'm entrenched in playing the part of Bob Villa for the next couple of months:
"One day I decided I needed a Linux based stereo component to unify all my music. I NEEDED it you see. I'd been reading slashdot's occasional articles on music and MP3 devices. I've had discussions with friends and co-workers that all dream the same dream. I've heard and read about people building similar machines, but none just like I wanted. Is it possible to will such a device into being? Here is the chronicle of my project to build the ultimate Linux audio device."
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4/09/2002 11:07:00 PM
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