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With pi's that last point is at least somewhat mitigated. The foundation has committed to supporting specific hardware for several years.
by regularfry 6y ago
With pi's that last point is at least somewhat mitigated. The foundation has committed to supporting specific hardware for several years.
- geerlingguy 6y agoHeck, they still support the original Pis and A+; I just installed the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS on my A+ with 128 MB of RAM, and while it is slow, it works just the same.
- happycube 6y agoIt helps that the pi zero hasn't been superseded yet, and probably won't be for a long time. (They've surprised me, heck, everybody, before though)
- GeorgeTirebiter 6y agoThe problem with the $ PiZero w/o WiFi or the $10 PiZero w/WiFi is you don't seem to be able to buy them in quantity. They are simply not 'available' to use in any sort of 'product', it seems.