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> sounds false to me - lots of other companies changed their designs to handle the shortage. Sure, if; - You don't run any other OS then Linux. For example Ra
by jsiepkes 3y ago
> sounds false to me - lots of other companies changed their designs to handle the shortage.
Sure, if;
- You don't run any other OS then Linux. For example Raspberry PI has pretty decent FreeBSD support. Other boards often don't support FreeBSD or not all hardware on the board has drivers.
- You don't have a custom case which relies on the design of the PI.
- You don't already have dozens or hundreds of PI's in the field and are not that enthusiastic to add a new board to the mix.
- You will probably also have to add a new board to the mix every 3 or 4 years or so since these other boards often have a lot shorter lifecycle.
- etc.