Pine is in a league of its own by now, with the RK3399 and some of the other chips used in their boards having pretty fleshed out mainline support. I would pers

Pine is in a league of its own by now, with the RK3399 and some of the other chips used in their boards having pretty fleshed out mainline support. I would personally consider them better options than a Raspberry Pi just based on software options. You can slap postmarketOS on a handful of Pine stuff now and get very up-to-date stuff.