A handheld/carryable device which utilises a modified Sam460 with a trimmed version of Amiga os 4.x that is to be used in the non IT-sector. (Not multimedia)
The sam460 were choosen because of its FPGA, UMTS/GPS support, low profile.
AmigaOS 4.x were choosen because I felt for it.
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Grim Reaper don't show Altivec registers by flash |
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Created by: walkero
This is just a simple GUI which produces passwords for you to use wherever you need to. The idea of this utility came from the "Gnome Password Generator" program, but it doesn't use any of it's code. |
