Enlightenment... Now Running On Refrigerators

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Enlightenment... Now Running On Refrigerators

The Enlightenment Libraries haven't even hit version 1.0 yet (though they're getting close and in beta right now), but these libraries and other parts of Enlightenment are already in production use. Besides Samsung getting in bed with Enlightenment for their smart-phone Linux OS, this open-source software is now appearing in... refrigerators...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODgxOQ

[RobbieAB]

I guess it should have good cooling for the over-clocking crowd...

[Ragas]

benchmark scores shouldn't be to high or else test subject will freeze .... burst and is undrinkable afterwards

[meklu]

s/Foudnation/Foundation/g

[Plombo]

This could give a different meaning to the the occasional temperature benchmarks in Phoronix articles...

[droidhacker]

Somebody want to answer the million dollar question....?

WHY?

[GreatEmerald]

Fridge Logic, apparently.

[Apopas]

Somebody want to answer the million dollar question....?

WHY?

Because it's doable.
Just human nature

[Delgarde]

Somebody want to answer the million dollar question....?

WHY?

Eh, fridges with a built-in internet terminal aren't anything new - first saw one at a show maybe 8-9 years ago. The concept is supposed to be a modern to having notes and recipes and stuff stuck on the fridge with magnets...

[ethana2]

Does this fridge include small cameras so I can see what's in it without letting all the cold air fall out, or is the screen just a gimmick?