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You said the magic word: drivers. There are already plenty of boards with superior hardware to the Raspberry Pi. But one of the Pi's advantages is its driver
by tmuir 10y ago
You said the magic word: drivers. There are already plenty of boards with superior hardware to the Raspberry Pi. But one of the Pi's advantages is its driver support. That support in itself is a function of the enormous community that has sprouted up around it.
So thats what remains to be seen: are the drivers going to be written/debugged to make all of that hardware play nice with each other.
- Nanite 10y agoAgreed, a while ago I tried one of the Orange pi boards for a mere $10. While you get a lot of bang for the buck, the support community for alternative boards is tiny. I spent quite a bit of time working out the kinks to get to similar utility of a raspberry out of the box.