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> That 40 pin connector is a big STEM deal. yes really, this is nearly spectrum-opposite of a chromebook (desgined to keep you in a prebuilt ecosystem)
by marmaduke 6y ago
> That 40 pin connector is a big STEM deal.
yes really, this is nearly spectrum-opposite of a chromebook (desgined to keep you in a prebuilt ecosystem)
- jayd16 6y agoIf you can write code to drive hardware from pinouts I think you can click a button to enable Linux apps.
- ddingus 6y agoWriting code means not requiring Linux apps.
- ben_w 6y agoPis don’t require Linux, they support Linux. If you want to teach kids on RISC OS like I was in the late 90s, there isn’t anything stopping you.
- ddingus 6y agoYou were that is all true. I was speaking more to the Chromebook model, not so much what someone wants to or needs to run on a Pi. I don't feel all that good about developments on things like iPads and Chromebooks. Not for stem type tasks.