> it can be easily embedded in a self booting Linux distro contained in a pendrive
Very interesting. Is there a framework or helper for this?
Seems useful for things like games or audio DAWs in particular.
Very interesting. Is there a framework or helper for this?
Seems useful for things like games or audio DAWs in particular.
It shouldn't be that different for DAWs. By the way, I experimented a while ago with Alpine Linux and Yabridge to achieve a very small system that works as a host for both native and Windows .vst plugins. The goal would have been a MiniPC configured as synthesizer that boots very quick and does just that, with both studio use and live performance in mind. I got to the point plugins were converted but loading them failed. Probably using a musl based distro was asking too much, but I'll try again in the future (just moved to a new house, everything is packed) as Alpine Linux is so much faster and smaller compared to other distros that to me it makes the best candidate for building appliances where the operating system exists for the sole purpose of loading a dedicated software, therefore must not get in the way with resources consumption, automatic updates etc.
nowadays https://porteus-kiosk.org seems to be recommended (but i haven't used it).