Brian Benchoff offers the minimum viable computer, a "Linux Swiss Army Knife" that goes in your pocket.
Is it fast? No. Can it run a GUI? Also no.
But it can run Doom. Most interesting how minimum viability includes pocket mobility nowadays, without even thinking about it. And it is also intentionally designed, including a custom PCB, not just a bag of cheap parts jammed together (though it is also that.)
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