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The Raspberry Pi CM5 Is Weeks Away?
- lysace 2y agoI guess most people know, but main appeal here is the long-term software support provided in https://www.raspbian.org/ https://www.raspbian.org/ courtesy of 'Raspberry PI (Trading) limited'.
- someperson 2y agoAre there any benefits in using Raspberry Pi OS (the continuation of Raspbian), over unmodified Debian? Are the support windows different?
- sjburt 2y agoThe Debian images (https://raspi.debian.net/ https://raspi.debian.net/) haven't been updated recently and don't support the Pi 5 at all. And support for other hardware is inconsistent.
- michelpp 2y agoA cool project with this would be 3D print a mini Connection Machine 5 (CM-5) model made out of Raspi CM5 modules. Some tiny led panels would be killer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connection_Machine#/media/File:Frostburg_(CM-5)_-_National_Cryptologic_Museum_-_DSC07914.JPG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connection_Machine#/media/File...
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- 404mm 2y agoThe only Pi I’m hoping to see is Pi Zero 3 W (or whatever the next iteration may be). Z2W still packs decent performance considering its size. Pi5 arrived too late and was displaced by the N100 micro bricks imo.
- arretevad 2y agoDo you have an example n100 you like / would recommend? Been thinking of trying one out.
- 404mm 2y agoI got this one when it was on sale for about $135: https://a.co/d/7XSrYmL https://a.co/d/7XSrYmL Looking back, the SSD was garbage so I ended up using my own nvme. But it’s a little solid piece. It came with some windows but I just put Debian on it. The price is not that much higher than pi with all the accessories and give you multiples of performance
- akulbe 2y agoI have two of these. One caveat I'd mention is that the power buttons are flimsy. On one of them I have to push kinda hard to get it to do anything, so I dread it if they ever lose power.