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My laptop (from 2012) might die soon and I'm thinking to replace it with Raspberry Pi 3B+. These kind of computers can be an option for light computing while tr
by galfarragem 7y ago
My laptop (from 2012) might die soon and I'm thinking to replace it with Raspberry Pi 3B+. These kind of computers can be an option for light computing while traveling. I just wonder if it can run Sublime.
- FerretFred 7y agoProbably not - I don't believe ARM is supported. See https://www.reddit.com/r/SublimeText/comments/9p7xxd/can_sublime_text_work_for_raspberry_pi_arm_64_bits/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SublimeText/comments/9p7xxd/can_sub...
- teknologist 7y agoThose Intel Compute Sticks are pretty cool and can plug straight into a hotel room TV. Pair that with a bluetooth keyboard/mouse and it can be a solid experience. I don't know if they still update them...
- decoyworker 7y agoExpensive but they are pretty solid. Is there a way to use an Android device as a PC by plugging in kb, mouse, and display?
- siffland 7y agoI have an intel compute stick that came with Widnows 10. It has 32GB of internal storage, the issue is the newest windows update wont fit on the silly thing. I got around it buy attaching a usb drive for the update and that left very little romm for ANYTHING. I did put ubuntu on it and it is better. But still tight. Still cheap and fun to play with.
- wang_li 7y agoYou can supply your own 64 GB SD/eMMC card and set the bios to boot from that.
- siffland 7y agoMine is a cheap one, it does not have an external sdcard slot. It just has the internal 32GB, 1 usb3 and 1 usb2 slot and the HDMI port (and wireless and bluetooth). So i could boot from an external USB, but that kinda kills the point of the computer stick :)
- m-p-3 7y agoMaybe something like the Kangaroo could do, since it runs an Intel CPU and would perform slightly better than the Intel ComputeStick. https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16856659001 https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16856659001