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I believe what people have said is that the components can’t handle continuous use (instead of basically idling on user input). Even when being in use for the m

by rtpg 4y ago

I believe what people have said is that the components can’t handle continuous use (instead of basically idling on user input). Even when being in use for the most part these machines just are rendering some textures onto the screen and the cpu is not doing much

alistairSH 4y ago
That wouldn't surprise me. Could still be fun for tinkering and light consumption.
newswasboring 4y ago
Oh damn. That sort of explains why my phone gets super hot when I try to solve a project euler problems on it. I never thought about this.
zozbot234 4y ago
> I believe what people have said is that the components can’t handle continuous use That could be worked around by using the existing Linux featureset to manage hardware utilization. Especially if CPU/GPU use turns out to be the main issue (as opposed to, e.g. powering the display and radio components).