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It sounds like you would be okay with a Pi clone though? Like the OP, I have avoided the clones in the past because I wanted to reward the company that were "c
by JKCalhoun 2y ago
It sounds like you would be okay with a Pi clone though?
Like the OP, I have avoided the clones in the past because I wanted to reward the company that were "cause-driven" to do this. I too am less inclined now though.
- lenerdenator 2y agoThat depends. Is "clone" a synonym for "compatible"? If so, sure. My concern is, I don't want to spend any time whatsoever messing with stuff like driver or architecture issues. Needing a few repositories for Debian packages is okay, but pushing it. I'm not here to configure a system; I'm here to work on a project I find fun or useful. Ideally I take the latest RaspberryOS and slap it in and it "just works".