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Galileo doesn't have hardware graphics acceleration, and native video outputs (may be solved by capes though). That would make Galileo not so suitable for media
by swatkat 13y ago
Galileo doesn't have hardware graphics acceleration, and native video outputs (may be solved by capes though). That would make Galileo not so suitable for media center or streaming applications, where BeagleBone and Pi excel... unless somebody manages to fit (externally powered?) PCIe graphics card and port its drivers to Galileo ;)
- pavlov 13y agoIt's a Pentium-class CPU with PCI Express. Intel says that it can run Linux and Windows. If that's true, shouldn't existing drivers from NVIDIA and AMD just work?
- joezydeco 13y agonot so suitable for media center or streaming applications, where BeagleBone and Pi excel... Can we all just finally admit that the whole "educational" thing of the RPi is out the window?