reterminal

reterminal is a project that aims to create a low-cost, open-source hardware device that functions as a general-purpose computer. It is designed to be modular, allowing users to customize and upgrade its components. The core of the reterminal is a single-board computer, and it is intended to be accessible for a wide range of users, from hobbyists to educators and developers.

The project emphasizes an open hardware design, meaning the schematics and design files are publicly available. This allows for transparency and encourages community involvement in its development and improvement. The goal is to provide an affordable platform for learning about computing, electronics, and software development.

reterminal typically features common interfaces and expansion options, such as USB ports, GPIO pins, and support for various display and input devices. Its software environment is generally based on Linux, offering a familiar and flexible operating system. The project seeks to foster innovation by providing a customizable and affordable alternative to more expensive or proprietary computing solutions. It is envisioned as a tool for experimentation, prototyping, and education in the digital realm.