Re: Quickie Report - Installing Fedora on BMAX Mini-PC

On Sat, 10 Aug 2024 04:51:37 -0400, 186282@ud0s4.net wrote:

   In any case, if you really don't need a PI and all the I/O pins then
   THESE seem to be THE way to go - compact,
   cheap, good performance. Anything you need for a very good price.

I've been putting off getting a Pi 5. However I have a couple of Pico Ws
that have all the IO pins I need. The new Pico 2 in intriguing. The RP2350
ucintroller has 2 Cortex M0+ cores and two RISC-V cores. I know you can
selelct either the Arm or RISC-V set but I don't know if you can do 1 Arm
and one RISV-V. I wonder if the next gen Pi will be similar. There are
several distros that will run on RISC-V processors. Canonical has recently
been working with PIC to put it on their 64 bit development board.

As far as I'm concerned small is beautiful.