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If I had one, it would probably just end up putting Linux on it with MPD, which I could then be remotely control via mpc or ncmpc. But the biggest problem for
by RexRollman 15y ago
If I had one, it would probably just end up putting Linux on it with MPD, which I could then be remotely control via mpc or ncmpc.
But the biggest problem for me would be figuring out what to do with the board itself. I've built PCs before but I wouldn't know what to put this board into or the best way to power it. And, of course, I would also have to overcome my lack of familiarity with ARM.