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Thanks for mentioning that. Iirc they use risc-v chips and linux supports it so it should work I guess. Will check it out.
If you are unsure what to get definitely don't get Risc-v as the user land software is not well supported.
I would get a rockpro64
I‘m hearing mixed things about risc-v. Its community supported. Do you have experience with the shortcomings?
The main shortcoming is that the software hasn't matured yet. Its true you could use Debian or Gentoo and get a decent machine but I would hold off using it for anything important. You won't find Risc-V images on docker hub and flathub only barely has arm support.
Got it. So except the OS, software is going to be pretty tough. Would that mean installing from source still works or not?
It should
Ok. Thanks. :)