I know Pi ships with a Debian Squeeze Variant, but has anyone tried making like a full on Raspberry Pi distribution? Ya know, something designed for the ULTIMATE performance on the machine? Maybe like e17 or Fluxbox with extremely minimal apps?

 Awesome episode! I don’t think I have been so excited watching something on the TV (thanks Roku box) since I was a kid! I loved the look at the Raspberry Pi but lament over the next-to-impossible nature of getting one. Seeing as how I refuse to to pay the individuals on eBay who sell these things off in what can only be viewed as a way to cash in and gain a quick buck; I was wondering if you would be able to perhaps take a look at some alternatives to this fantastic project and charity. I understand that may be asking a lot since I have been looking it up online for a while now myself and am a bit overwhelmed at the results that link back to something related to the Pi. However, I hope that, if you read these responses and are able to perhaps do this in a future show, this will help even further with Linux and ARM processing and crazy portable computer boxy goodness.

Many thanks for your gloriously positive review guys. I’m forwarding it on to the forum community and I’m looking forward to seeing what the LAS crew does with it

 You’ve been slashdotted! Well Brian has..
http://games.slashdot.org/story/12/06/30/1933259/the-everyone-gets-the-source-code-donations-get-you-binaries-software-model

Hey guys. Long time listener, first time commenter.
Just a few minor corrections here. SuperOneClick is an android rooting program for windows. It’s not a feature of the C-PAR Project, nor is it related in any way (other than they both root Android devices). The one-click (or one-script, rather) method of rooting will come to Linux & Mac. I repeat, Linux will be the first to see the one-click rooting feature. Windows users will see this feature last of the bunch.

Thanks,
Anthony D Papousek

Can’t see the video. Damn Adobe Flash…