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That's fair, I didn't mean to suggest that it wasn't a general-purpose computer running Linux, just that it wasn't really built to be used as a desktop. That sa
by blacksmith_tb 10y ago
That's fair, I didn't mean to suggest that it wasn't a general-purpose computer running Linux, just that it wasn't really built to be used as a desktop. That said, I'd personally choose an RPi Zero W (which isn't much larger, costs 1/5th the price, and can drive a monitor, if you need it to).
- Nexxxeh 10y agoIt could also be run headlessly and combined with a Pi. The Edison running an X client (server) or RDP server, the Pi connecting into it.