That's great. Now what about motherboard and all the peripherals? I have to add special code when I port from rPi4 to rPi5, code like this (in Python) for some

That's great. Now what about motherboard and all the peripherals? I have to add special code when I port from rPi4 to rPi5, code like this (in Python) for some GPIO logic: chip = None try: # rpi5 chip = gpiod.Chip("gpiochip4") except FileNotFoundError as e: # rpi4 chip = gpiod.Chip("gpiochip0") Now imagine having to support whole zoo of N100-based machines from different manufacturers? With Raspberry Pi, you can always expect to just buy more of your rPi device. I've seen people rely on Orange Pi only to find that it's out of stock and they need to port their code to rPi now.