Raspberry Pi Finally Well Supported By Fedora With 25 Beta

[pal666]

Unless you're OK using a 15-year old desktop, running a desktop GUI on these little boards will be less than satisfying.

of course it will be with llvmpipe. but they say that modern fedora on rpi works fine.

[pal666]

The article claims raspberry 2 AND 3 are well supported. If it doesn't support wifi then it means (raspberry pi 2 and 3) are not well supported. Which is what was said.

no, he said that raspberry 2 AND 3 are NOT well supported. which is untrue

[caligula]

Unless you're OK using a 15-year old desktop, running a desktop GUI on these little boards will be less than satisfying. I run them headless, and any UI needed is via a web server. For the RPi2 I have I don't start a desktop GUI, just let Kodi drive the accelerated frame buffer directly. If you want an inexpensive reasonably modern desktop, you can run crouton on a $180 Chromebook and get a much better experience.

But RPi zero is only $5 so it's ok if it' a bit slow. Nobody can make a faster one without hugely inflating the budget. It's the cheapest Linux computer and thus you should buy it anyway and use on desktop. RPi is also a non-profit organization so every pence spent on RPis is used to cure AIDS in Africa.

[Anyasz]

No, it's not well-supported! No audio, no WiFi/Bluetooth, many quirks and bugs. That is not good support.