This section provides a quick glimpse into the expressive power of YAML. It is not expected that the first-time reader grok all of the examples. Rather, these selections are used as motivation for the remainder of the specification.
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OmniROM is our Android custom ROM variant, feature-packed but always with stability as #1 priority in mind.
Based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and enriched by our developers with lots of custom enhancements, OmniROM has set out to give you a great Android experience on your mobile.
We do custom ROMs since 2013
CyanogenMod is history - we are still here
It’s another option for the billion Android users out there. Android (vs. iOS and every other mobile OS) has thrived on options as well as the gigantic, talented development community that has emerged to build those options. That’s the beauty of Android – that you can pick and choose from a smorgasbord of devices with varying features and functionality.
Omni is a chance to get involved, no matter who you are.
Developers, whether you’ve been developing apps for a week, or ROM features for 3 years, you’re welcome. Users, we know you want to help out, and now you can - we encourage all levels of contribution, from code to reporting bugs to squashing bugs to (what developer's tend to hate) documentation.
Remember that Top Gear episode when Richard Hammond drove an F1 car? Driving an F1 car seems like a difficult task, but how much of it was real and how much was Top Gear dramatics?
Richard drives a F1 car round Silverstone - Top Gear - BBC - YouTube
Richard takes the Renault R25 Formula 1 car for a spin round the legendary Silverstone track. Can he steel his nerves to complete 2 laps without destroying the very expensive vehicle?
Remember that Top Gear episode when Richard Hammond drove an F1 car?
Driving an F1 car seems like a difficult task, but how much of it was real and
how much was Top Gear dramatics?"
-- Pro Driver Breaks Down Richard Hammond Driving F1 Car on Top Gear
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The Parallella Board
• 18-core credit card sized computer
• Includes Xilinx Zynq SOC (FPGA+ Dual core ARM A9)
• Gigabit Ethernet
• 1GB SDRAM
• Micro-SD storage
• Up to 48 GPIO pins
• HDMI, USB (optional)
• Open source design files
• #1 in energy efficiency
• Runs Linux
• Starting at $99
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