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Definitely ! I do not use my laptop's keyboard, mouse or monitor. Everything is external for me. A much more powerful rPi means it might be possible to ditch
by wrong_variable 7y ago
Definitely !
I do not use my laptop's keyboard, mouse or monitor.
Everything is external for me.
A much more powerful rPi means it might be possible to ditch the laptop form factor for good.
The only missing piece of technology for me is a laptop body WITHOUT a compute core ( only screen and a cheap keyboard ).
So that I can attach a rPi at the back.
Linux runs very well on ARM, in relation to Intel. and the power consumption is tiny !
I can run an rPi on portable battery for days !
it would be really cool if I could attach, reattach multiple battery pack onto my laptop.
- weikju 7y agoThere's the Nexdock / Nexdock 2 [0], if to be believed that will be shipping later this year, And some other projects listed here in a Purism thread [1] [0] http://nexdock.com/ http://nexdock.com/ [1] https://forums.puri.sm/t/librem-shell-idea-razer-project-linda/2206 https://forums.puri.sm/t/librem-shell-idea-razer-project-lin...
- etrautmann 7y agoThis is the opposite though as it forces one to use the laptop form factor.
- weikju 7y agoIs the opposite of what? Wrong variable was asking for a laptop without compute part to which they could strap a Pi. That’s exactly what the Nexdock is at least.