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It looks like they both have Mali GPUs which are very well supported by Linux. I was considering getting an ODroid board from hard kernel which has the same GPU
by tbrock 12y ago
It looks like they both have Mali GPUs which are very well supported by Linux. I was considering getting an ODroid board from hard kernel which has the same GPU and is able to play tekken, run OpenGL applications etc, but this seems like a much better deal.
- darklajid 12y agoI'm having a (low-end, of course) U3 from ODroid - and it is collecting dust, while my Pi is actively used as XBMC (soon Kali) setup. The ODroid seems more of a tinkering device: - no polished media related distribution as far as I could tell (the usual solution is running Debian or something and automatically launching xbmc, as root more often than not in the couple things I tried) - no way to fix the hdmi output (i.e. overscan issues) - whereas the Pi has a simple text configuration file for that. What I'm trying to say is: More hardware power doesn't actually give you a better experience..
- papaf 12y agoWould you use the open source Lima driver? Is it usable now?