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x86 ISA means you don't have to rely on community support. It really needs 8gb of onboard memory though, sbc+memory upgrade+sd card+power supply = more expensiv
by dbuder 7y ago
x86 ISA means you don't have to rely on community support. It really needs 8gb of onboard memory though, sbc+memory upgrade+sd card+power supply = more expensive than a dual cpu server from 9 years ago
- partialrecall 7y agoThis would be more power efficient though.
- dbuder 7y agoAnd portable , but if it doesn't have enough resources to face the web securely, what is the point. Running your operating system from SD is just terrible, even USB is more reliable. x86 means getting a bluetooth keyboard to work doesn't involve a long walkthrough that doesn't always work.