I cannot find the option to edit my previous comment, so I post a new one (sorry to the mod if I'm doing something wrong here): in case that phone charger works, is it enough to power the keyboard, the mouse, and the Belkin USB hub that sells RS? Well, now I can edit :? That's weird, in my previous ...

My BlackBerry charger reads:

Input: 100-240V ~ 150mA 50-60Hz
10-20VA

Output: 5V-700mA

Can I use it with my RasPi? Also, what does 10-20VA mean?
I'm sorry to ask all this, but I'm a total beginner in this matters...

You have a point, and i think you are right. Maybe i´m very nerd!
Perhaps Tiny Core is not the best choice for the Raspi. The important thing is that even if it´s not, we all can use what we like in any platform we choose. And that´s one of the great advantages of Linux and FOSS.

<t>Quote from obarthelemy on September 4, 2011, 20:51<br/> Sure. Do you also sew your own clothes, fix your own car, do your own wiring, cooking, plumbing ? 'coz you know, The Gap is hiding a bunch of stuff you can do with fabric from you ....<br/> <br/> Your argument makes no sense. I never said pe...

<r>Quote from DanielSilva on September 4, 2011, 15:30<br/> <br/> If you spent 30 minutes attempting to get a file manager...<br/> <br/> <br/> Sorry but on my usability classes we were always told "if one person doesn't almost immediately know how your product works, you didn't do it right".<br/> <br...

<t>I was wondering if you ever considered using Tiny Core Linux for the Raspberry Pi, it seems like an ideal fit: it uses Tiny X instead of the full X.Org Server, Busybox, FLTK instead of GTK+, it weights only 10Mb and runs from RAM, and yet you can still use full-fledged applications such as Firefo...