100% Agree. This is why these boards are so cheap, and the board makers are putting very little of their budget towards software support. The N2 looks like it

100% Agree. This is why these boards are so cheap, and the board makers are putting very little of their budget towards software support. The N2 looks like it will be a great board. And Odroid is the best in the game in terms of providing software support. I imagine over the next few months, RK3399 software support will become more mature since there's so many of them on the market currently. Also found this wiki page about chip maker openness: https://linux-sunxi.org/Comparison_of_chip_maker_openness https://linux-sunxi.org/Comparison_of_chip_maker_openness