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Considering you've listed no requirements whatsoever that you'd want, which the raspberry pi can't meet (or any at all): how about a raspberry pi? It does have
by asddubs 5y ago
Considering you've listed no requirements whatsoever that you'd want, which the raspberry pi can't meet (or any at all): how about a raspberry pi? It does have a big advantage in software support and documentation over various competitor boards
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- Borrible 5y agoProbably also the largest user community and widest distribution. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of books on just this subject. Monthly magazines, etc.
- marto1 5y agoNot only software support, but ongoing software support. The first rpi is still in use and fully supported.
- Mockapapella 5y agoThis isn't necessarily for any project I had in mind, it's been a few years since I've used them though. I noticed that a lot of the use cases for a Raspberry Pi could be done with a much simpler micro controller (like using an arduino to control LEDs, for example), and was wondering if any documentation/community had risen to the same level as raspberry pi since then.