Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
stronger Raspberry Pi 3 Alternatives
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@Damian I am using a laptop power supply :)
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@cowboysdude said in stronger Raspberry Pi 3 Alternatives:
@Damian I am using a laptop power supply :)
thank you. i could not see a link to it in the first post so just wondered what one you chose. looking forward to your pictures of the setup of your itx when you get time
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I just found this one: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/librecomputer/libre-computer-board-next-gen-4k-sbc-dev-board-for/description
It may be an alternative. :)If you cant find it, make it and share it!
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@Snille Yes, very interesting. I liked the idea of comparing the boards with Geekbench. Maybe this is a measurable unit to compare.
@cowboysdude Are you willing to run such a Geekbench on your system?Somebody backed this and is going to get a one?
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I think that’s awesome. IF it has more power, and it seems these boards are getting more powerful all the time, that’s a good thing!
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@SvenSommer Yes, I’m backing it. :) I’m going (if it works) to replace my Pi3 with it. :)
If you cant find it, make it and share it!
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@Snille I would but right now I have so much going on that backing anything else would be counter productive.
I’m backing a Thermostat right now… and that’s keeping my butt busy :)
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hello. I cannot remember if you did a post here about your steps installing ubuntu? can you direct me to it please, if you did indeed do one?
I’m about to dual boot a win7 mini itx with ubuntu over the weekend, and then install MM, for the extra power it will give, and also wondered if JRE is installed with the ubuntu installer, or whether I need to do that separately? if this is needed of course?Also any hints/tips/pitfalls you can offer, about the install, will be greatly appreciated. thank you.
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@Damian said in stronger Raspberry Pi 3 Alternatives:
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I didn’t do dual boot only because well Windows is blah LOL
I straight just installed Unbuntu then followed the instructions for manual Magic Mirror install and I’ve had no problems at all! :)
Here’s a guide for Unbuntu:
https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-install-ubuntu-desktop#0
I installed from a USB Stick :)
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@cowboysdude said in stronger Raspberry Pi 3 Alternatives:
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Yes, was unsure if I needed to install the Java Runtime Environment as a seperate, or whether ubuntu installs that itself? Or indeed if it is needed at all?
I didn’t do dual boot only because well Windows is blah LOL
Agree, but i want to keep it on the other half of the 500gb drive for a future project.
I straight just installed Unbuntu then followed the instructions for manual Magic Mirror install and I’ve had no problems at all! :)
Good to know there is no issues/problems to look out for. This will be first time installing and using ubuntu, so was unsure if it is as straight forward as raspbian to set up and run, and get MM on top.
I will now look forward to use MM without the usual RP3 constraints.
Here’s a guide for Unbuntu:
https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/tutorial-install-ubuntu-desktop#0
I installed from a USB Stick :)
Than you very much for this, I will have an enjoyable weekend setting this all up.
