Caligra a new company is trying to sell a modernized Amiga Commodore 64 Linux based computer. This feels like it came out of no where and I'll explore the obscure PC terminal that's set to be available in 2026.

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https://caligra.com/workbench/

https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/new-computing-platform-is-made-for-making-caligra-c100-developer-terminal-targets-creators-with-distraction-free-computer-for-experts

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The Caligra C100 is a new Linux-based developer terminal with a retro wedge chassis design reminiscent of Commodore 64. It features AMD Ryzen 9 9440HS processor, 96GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, and mechanical keyboard, priced at $2,000 with $99 pre-order deposit. The device runs a custom Linux OS called Workbench, marketed as distraction-free for creators and technical work. However, the product lacks clear differentiation, detailed specifications about the OS, and concrete use cases, making its target audience and value proposition unclear compared to competitors like Framework, System76, or standard Linux workstations.

A New Linux Computer Just Dropped.. And It’s Wild

<p>The issue I see here is: if something break or will be outdated and can’t be replaced everything will became e-waste. This is why I’m moving more and mogre towards old single purpose devices like they used to be when I was young</p>


<p>When I saw 96GB of ram, I thought its a mistake. But then I realized I have lived under the stone for a couple of years.</p>
