I would like to read people thoughts on the benefits of buying a Rasberry Pi rather than just installing Linux in a partition on the family PC and dual booting.
I would like to read people thoughts on the benefits of buying a Rasberry Pi rather than just installing Linux in a partition on the family PC and dual booting.
Well the raspbery pi is for hobbyists who like to experiment, learn computing, and people who are creative enough to make gadgets. In terms of computing power it can not a fraction of the things a normal PC can do. But the creative person can make programs, turn it into a media center, make it control a robot, make a complex sensor, controller devices.
It is not for general purpose computing. I guess you have to decide what you want it for. The majority of people who have ordered the pi are in it for the adventure, not for the work (hopefully).
Well the raspbery pi is for hobbyists who like to experiment, learn computing, and people who are creative enough to make gadgets. In terms of computing power it can not a fraction of the things a normal PC can do. But the creative person can make programs, turn it into a media center, make it control a robot, make a complex sensor, controller devices.
It is not for general purpose computing. I guess you have to decide what you want it for. The majority of people who have ordered the pi are in it for the adventure, not for the work (hopefully).