How about posting confirmation numbers when people receive their R-Pi's. That should give us some idea of expected delivery time.
Example: My Conf # is 191353. I saw a post that 160xxx has received his. That gives me about 31K to go.
Norm
How about posting confirmation numbers when people receive their R-Pi's. That should give us some idea of expected delivery time.
Example: My Conf # is 191353. I saw a post that 160xxx has received his. That gives me about 31K to go.
Norm
Ordered 29/2 at 08:41.
Just had an email stating delivery expected week commencing 7/5.
YIPPEE!!!
Hi again everyone.
Just to let you know, my Raspi arrived last Friday, 4th May.
My order (in UK) was 16457xxx ordered 08:41 on 29th Feb, after trying to complete an order since about 06:05.
My delivery date moved from 26/3, to 23/4, to 14/5, to 7/5...
It was worth the wait! 
I've not really used the Debian image much, but the Arch image is fast and lightweight.
The OpenELEC/XBMC image is pretty good, (compiled from their github), although the menus are a bit slow. Plays back video from a SAMBA share on an Ubuntu box a treat. Sound through HDMI is fine. Sound through 3.5mm jack is ok, but I get a clunk sound on track change.
Hi again everyone.
Just to let you know, my Raspi arrived last Friday, 4th May.
My order (in UK) was 16457xxx ordered 08:41 on 29th Feb, after trying to complete an order since about 06:05.
My delivery date moved from 26/3, to 23/4, to 14/5, to 7/5...
It was worth the wait!
I've not really used the Debian image much, but the Arch image is fast and lightweight.
The OpenELEC/XBMC image is pretty good, (compiled from their github), although the menus are a bit slow. Plays back video from a SAMBA share on an Ubuntu box a treat. Sound through HDMI is fine. Sound through 3.5mm jack is ok, but I get a clunk sound on track change.
