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Seems to me like you could power some of the ports with a hub/switch if you're willing to restrict which ports accept advanced peripherals. You could even use a
by lunixbochs 5y ago
Seems to me like you could power some of the ports with a hub/switch if you're willing to restrict which ports accept advanced peripherals. You could even use a PCIe switch to get more Thunderbolt.
- buildbot 5y agoYeah the trick would be thunderbolt more than anything, USB-C out to all four ports would be easy enough with a hub?
- rjeli 5y agoyeah, it just feels rude to bifurcate the ecosystem and confuse everyone about the amount of i/o available
- lunixbochs 5y agoI think you could do it in such a way that you only restrict the ports available for alternate mode display output, and everything else still works. I don't think it's rude. It's about choice, just make sure it's clear to the users what sort of peripherals they should expect to work. That said I think it would be almost more fun to put the arm computer into the USB C module.