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by fweimer
964 days ago
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There aren't many other options if you want or need a system with physical access near your desk that is also designed to run GNU/Linux. I think the only other options are less-known SBC-based systems, or systems where GNU/Linux is an afterthought at best. With the Raspberry Pi 4, it's quite likely that one of your colleagues already got the locally preferred distribution to boot on it. Lots of people use them to reproduce and fix generic AArch64 issues, even if they have remote root access (including the ability to install another OS) to much faster lab machines. |
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