The tinkerboard, being backed by a big name like Asus, seems to at least have as good a distribution network as the RPi has built up. Many of the alternative b

The tinkerboard, being backed by a big name like Asus, seems to at least have as good a distribution network as the RPi has built up. Many of the alternative boards, for all their improvements over he RPi, are virtually impossible to get hold of beyond directly importing from the OEM. That said, i already have an RPI3B sitting around that i have yet to do anything with.