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It's cool that Arm64 chips are catching up in speed, but the software support has been there for a long time. When I bought my Raspberry Pi several years back,
by jlarocco 4y ago
It's cool that Arm64 chips are catching up in speed, but the software support has been there for a long time.
When I bought my Raspberry Pi several years back, I was able to comfortably develop using Emacs, gcc, and SBCL Common Lisp - the same software I use on my AMD desktop. Everything I needed "just worked"; compiling just wasn't very fast.
- spwhitton 4y agoHa, Emacs, sbcl and gcc are exactly what I've been using for development for the past few months on my Raspberry Pi 4 desktop replacement.
- abudabi123 4y agoIf you have two raspi, 4GB and 8Gb models, you can use tmux, btop to check your memory and cpu levels.