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I have the non-plus and have been pretty happy with it. A lot more computing power than the Pi 4 and older home server it replaced. The M.2 slot was an absolu
by doubled112 3y ago
I have the non-plus and have been pretty happy with it.
A lot more computing power than the Pi 4 and older home server it replaced. The M.2 slot was an absolute game changer. Real onboard storage is a must.
It runs a few low resource VMs in the garage and I almost completely forget it exists.
- pbronez 3y agoHow is the software support? That’s the main thing keeping me on rPi. I tried Pine64 and it was terrible. Never could get my PineBook Pro to boot reliably.
- doubled112 3y agoThere are always little things. As far as I know, desktop works pretty well and there are people running PS2 emulation on it, which has always been super heavy. arm64 has come a long way for that use case. It's been solid as the VM host so far. I wrote an Armbian SD card and it just worked. Once a VM is booted though, many things become irrelevant outside of arm64 support. I haven't tried again since February, so there's a decent chance my issues are fixed, but ZFS wouldn't build and VLAN support was disabled for the NIC. Not blockers, but it did make me rethink some ideas I had.