As others have mentioned, the big advantage of Raspberry Pi over gizmo2 is the low power consumption.
But still I would prefer a Gizmo2 for use as a PC because of the x86 architecture. Accessing internet would be one of the main use cases as a PC. Like it or not, many websites still have flash content. The support for flash on ARM architecture has been stopped for quite some time. Flash plugin taken from chromebook can be found online, but those could be big security risk. The only secure and supported flash plugin seems to be the pepper-flash plugin developed for chrome/chromium, and they are AFAIK available only for x86
As others have mentioned, the big advantage of Raspberry Pi over gizmo2 is the low power consumption.
But still I would prefer a Gizmo2 for use as a PC because of the x86 architecture. Accessing internet would be one of the main use cases as a PC. Like it or not, many websites still have flash content. The support for flash on ARM architecture has been stopped for quite some time. Flash plugin taken from chromebook can be found online, but those could be big security risk. The only secure and supported flash plugin seems to be the pepper-flash plugin developed for chrome/chromium, and they are AFAIK available only for x86
Google Chrome cannot be installed on Raspberry Pi, because Google does not have support for Linux/ARM.
But Chromium, the open-source version of Google Chrome can be installed on a Raspberry Pi box, for both Arch Linux and Debian:
I got this quote from a good source najath. So you are kinda of right, unless you consider Chromium. I plan on trying soon and will let you know how flash works.
