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                <title>But can your calculator run Linux?</title> 
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                <description>One of my all time favorite calculators is the [HP 16C] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-16C). It is an RPN calculator aimed at computer programmers with support for hex, binary, octal and decimal and all sorts of useful operations like bit shifting, masking and rotations.  I don't own one myself, I have a [Swiss Micro's DM16L] (https://www.swissmicros.com/en/products/dm16l), a high quality modern day remake with improvements like a 2 line display. There is a limited run [collectors edition of the HP 16C] (https://hpcalcs.com/product/hp-16c-collectors-edition/) coming soon though. But none of those calculators run Linux.

This post goes into detail on my updated linux port for the HP Prime G2. The HP Prime G2 has a 528 MHz ARM Cortex A7 CPU, 256 MB of RAM and 512 MB flash. My updates linux port includes a touchscreen driver for the Ilitek ILI211X, better keyboard support, working X11, Doom and a C compiler. This post also covers other calculators and a Windows port for the Prime G2.</description> 
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