If you want worldwide support and a ton of software that just works, Raspberry Pi is for you. Want to mess around with a single board computer, then buy one o

If you want worldwide support and a ton of software that just works, Raspberry Pi is for you. Want to mess around with a single board computer, then buy one of the 100's of boards out there. I'm a make computers do things for me, so the $28 difference is dust compared to what I think my time is worth, and what my blood pressure meds cost. Love seeing all these boards, all the innovation, but none of them bring what a Pi does. Good hardware, pretty clean hardware, lots of community for a very low price. Really don't like the ripoff of the name. Orange pi zero has little in common with Raspberry Pi Zero. Other than coat tail jumping, what's the point of confusing people?