30 April Update: I tried getting an RTX 2060 running on this thing. Spoiler alert: It didn't work and I couldn't get any output from the GPU, but the system did recognise the GPU and I was able to get the GPU drivers installed.
These SBC's esp the ARM boards are addicting. Some are even getting up to 32gb ram x.x. LattePanda Mu on x86 has been pretty nifty to test out as well.
Yeah, I remember when the Raspberry Pi was just a hobbyist item and something used to teach kids about programming. And now there are so many SBCs, some with some serious power. I'm also intrigued to see what RISC-V SBCs will be like in a few years time.
@@eeeeee-ih6cz It's quite easy to config, probably one of the easier ones to configure as you can easily work out what's going on from the config file. As for more advanced stuff, I'm not 100% sure as I keep my setup very basic (literally just rofi, polybar, dunst, and some keybinds).
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30 April Update: I tried getting an RTX 2060 running on this thing.
Spoiler alert: It didn't work and I couldn't get any output from the GPU, but the system did recognise the GPU and I was able to get the GPU drivers installed.
I bought an Orange pi 3B with the same RK3566 soc thanks to your explanation I better understand its capabilities
I love pine64
These SBC's esp the ARM boards are addicting. Some are even getting up to 32gb ram x.x. LattePanda Mu on x86 has been pretty nifty to test out as well.
Yeah, I remember when the Raspberry Pi was just a hobbyist item and something used to teach kids about programming.
And now there are so many SBCs, some with some serious power. I'm also intrigued to see what RISC-V SBCs will be like in a few years time.
is sway better than hyprland
It's kinda subjective, but I think most people would prefer hyprland.
@@gnulectures yeah im a hyprland user but i saw a lot of people also using sway. How is i3? it looks decent but pretty sure theres lots of configs
@@eeeeee-ih6cz It's quite easy to config, probably one of the easier ones to configure as you can easily work out what's going on from the config file.
As for more advanced stuff, I'm not 100% sure as I keep my setup very basic (literally just rofi, polybar, dunst, and some keybinds).
@copefx citroens are cheaper. also citroen cool rally crars. ds no cool rally crars.