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I don't know about you, but if one of those clone manufacturers made it as simple to install Linux on their machine and have it not be an utter pain in the ass,
by Paul-Craft 3y ago
I don't know about you, but if one of those clone manufacturers made it as simple to install Linux on their machine and have it not be an utter pain in the ass, that would go a long way toward me wanting to trust them.
The problem with the clones, and with clones in general, is that they're never quite 100% compatible. There's always some sharp edge there to cut yourself on. Fix that, and I'll definitely try a non-Raspberry Pi SoC.
- Blackthorn 3y agoThis is by far the largest problem with the clones. The software story is absolute crap compared to RPi.
- hackmiester 3y agoThe thing you are looking for can be achieved by buying something on the DietPi hardware compatibility list. https://dietpi.com/ https://dietpi.com/ I personally have had good luck with NanoPi boards from that list.