Last time we heard about GeeXboX, Palm was ushering out its first webOS phone, Google was putting the conventional navigation model within the grave and unlimited Skype calling over LTE was but a figment of our imagination — two years later, and the aforesaid distro is finally reaching version two dot oh. Like version 1.2.2 , the HTPC-centric Linux distribution allows users to decode media on dual- and quad-core systems, with added support for devices running ARM SoCs (just like the TI OMAP4 Pandaboard and Tegra 2). The hot 72MB version ditches the original ISO generator tool, legacy HDD installation, support for V4L Analog and DVB Digital TV cards (although the manufacturer promises the last digital feature “will get back shortly”). Check up on the source for full upgrade deets, and save us a seat at the couch, will ya?
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