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3MX (Matt's Mipsel Mini Linux) is a GNU/Linux operating system distribution designed specifically to run on small netbooks based on the Skytone Alpha-400 mini-laptop design.〔(Re: New distro coming soon )〕 Mipsel refers to the MIPS architecture operating with a little endian representation, supported by the Ingenic Semiconductor JZ4730 system on a chip employed in the supported products. Matt refers to Matt Oudenhoven,〔(Announcement of a replacement root filesystem )〕 who also uses the identity wicknix.〔(Biographical details )〕 The distribution is derived from a combination of the original recovery image for the product, binary packages from Debian GNU/Linux distribution, and some packages built from source using the OpenEmbedded software framework.〔(Re: 3MX toolchain/build instructions )〕 ==Versions and variants== A small number of freely-available versions exist that are merely variants of the core system, providing certain functional differences and bug fixes, offering the familiar trade-off between higher performance in earlier versions and enhancements in later versions. The 3MX Ultra release features more than one Web browser, unlike the original software provided for the product, and it also features a word processor, spreadsheet, PDF reader, HTML editor, e-mail and instant messaging software, video and MP3 player, Internet radio, sound recorder, Flash player, Game Boy emulator, a number of Linux games including Tetris, a Super Nintendo emulator and much more, giving it an extensive range of features. The 3MX Retro release is essentially a faster, better-featured version of the default Alpha 400 software environment.〔(3MX Retro screenshot )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「3MX」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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