The RPi was designed for the Educational field and the
"computer/electronics hardware experimentation".
As for how well LO works on it, I wish there was someone on this list
that has one "now" to see how well it works. I hope to buy one in the
future when the next version comes out.
To se
On 12/25/12 7:31 PM, timofonic timofonic wrote:
> Does the port to ARM mean LO has also been optimized to have less
> resource usage in terms of processing and memory efficiency before
> ported to ARM? What are the minimal requeriments for a comfortable and
> full featured usage of LO? Are there c
Hello.
I may have not followed all of this, but I have some questions.
Does the port to ARM mean LO has also been optimized to have less
resource usage in terms of processing and memory efficiency before
ported to ARM? What are the minimal requeriments for a comfortable and
full featured usage of
I am not the only one on these lists that is looking into the Raspberry
Pi and its Raspbian OS [Debian fork to work on the RPi].
I have not bought it yet, but it would be nice to know and "talk to"
anyone who has bought this super small format computer. For about $35
USD, plus a Class 4-10