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A decade isn't exactly a long time. That's still a windows 7 machine with an i5 Or just wipe it and throw ubuntu on it
by ChrisRR 5y ago
A decade isn't exactly a long time. That's still a windows 7 machine with an i5
Or just wipe it and throw ubuntu on it
- paulcole 5y agoLet’s say there are a dozen kids in the class. The library provided the monitors. How does the volunteer teacher get a dozen towers to and from the library? What do they do with a dozen towers in between classes? Would this be easier or harder with a dozen Pi 400s?
- drewzero1 5y agoThis is the real strength of the Pi 400 for this application: sure you could do it all cheaper with used office hardware, but it turns this "just works" intro class into a full advanced IT course (or a full-time IT job for the volunteer teacher).
- turpialito 5y agoIf you want the RPi look and feel &/| if you happen to have said PCs lying around &/| buying brand-new Pi's is not an option, you can get Raspberry Pi OS for x86.