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Their x86 boards can run whatever, they have mainline Linux support. They've also been maintaining Linux support for their 8+ year old ARM boards, as well. I g
by heavyset_go 4y ago
Their x86 boards can run whatever, they have mainline Linux support.
They've also been maintaining Linux support for their 8+ year old ARM boards, as well. I generally avoid ARM boards because you're dependent on manufacturers for continued kernel development, but Odroid/HardKernel/whatever holds up their end of that deal very well in comparison to other manufacturers.