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I'm a bit biased here, but trying this kind of thing on a machine that is both completely new and designed to be a Windows development kit has somewhat predicta
by rcarmo 4y ago
I'm a bit biased here, but trying this kind of thing on a machine that is both completely new and designed to be a Windows development kit has somewhat predictable outcomes.
(I suspect it will eventually be a click-through process, but to flip the script I don't typically try to run Windows on my Raspberry Pis -- and have reasonable expectations of the outcomes if I do, even with WoR)
That said, I would _definitely_ buy one for myself if it was available in my country, to run WSL2 and do some ARM development (full disclosure: I'm an MS FTE who's primarily Linux and Mac-centric, _and_ writing at taoofmac.com for 20 years, so I try to have an even stance in these things).
- rcarmo 4y agoSince this keeps getting upvoted and downvoted in waves and is thus obviously garnering some attention, allow me to point out that the Khadas Edge 2 is a pretty amazing ARM SBC that runs Ubuntu just fine, and would most certainly have been a much better experience for the OP. It's on my list of prospective Xmas "self-presents", although I would still need to spend a little more to match the devkit specs (although it is available in a "pro" config that is closer).