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There were a few chromebooks that ran on ARM chips. Not sure about sturdy, but they were definitely cheap. (And, you can enable developer mode and then use what
by nfriedly 10y ago
There were a few chromebooks that ran on ARM chips. Not sure about sturdy, but they were definitely cheap. (And, you can enable developer mode and then use whatever flavor of Linux you like.)
Also, the Microsoft Surface RT tablets were ARM and fairly impressive from a hardware standpoint (sturdy, nice screens, etc.) You should be able to get a used one on Swappa fairly cheep. I know there was some credential leak recently, but I'm not sure if that's gone far enough to make it a useful development machine. (Also, it's a tablet with a kickstand and a detachable keyboard...)
- happycube 10y agoThere's still a tranche of early 2015 Rockchip Chromebooks, already with Coreboot on them - and you can even put Libreboot on at least some of them: https://libreboot.org/docs/install/c201.html https://libreboot.org/docs/install/c201.html