> host something small on your home network I came to suggest the same thing. Another comment raised a good point about rpi vs a tiny x86—ARM may introduce som

> host something small on your home network I came to suggest the same thing. Another comment raised a good point about rpi vs a tiny x86—ARM may introduce some extra hurdles. At the end of the day, especially when dealing with network configuration and security, you're going to make mistakes and get locked out. Having physical keyboard access can be a lifesaver and is how many of us "retro" people got started with linux administration