Linux powers electronic signs for offices, hotels, more
Feb 3, 2005 — by Henry Kingman — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsLucid Signs has embedded Linux in a family of electronic signs for corporate campuses, meeting rooms, hotels, restaurants, and museums. The LCD-based signs function like network printers, and run a configurable, modular Linux-based operating system called “SignOS” that powers a number of other products as well.
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