@jgoerzen yeah, in terms of absolute low power draw there may be something more power efficient than the #Pi0W2 (basically a cut-down #Pi3 A+) and #Pi0 / #Pi0W (a cut-down Pi 2 Model A)…

• There should be lower power consuming yet more powerful (or at least more powerful at the same power draw) options already due to snaller structural width.

• After all the Xbox 360 went from 203W to 120W during it's lifecycle despite getting the Kinect as additional power-drawing accessory burdened on.

Problem is that so far no "competitior" even came close to #RaspberryPi when it comes to #documentation.

• Like most of the time they just randomly release some #Android / #Linux image and tell buyers to 'feck off' when it comes to reproduceable builds or mainline #LinuxKernel support…

Whereas even some "old" 14nm node'd #ARMv5r11 or #ARMv7 / #ARM64 we'd all expect something that delivers a desktop @ 2W TDP like the Intel Atom x5-Z8350 did over a decade ago!

@landley @lmemsm thx.

• I really appreciate your efforts and espechally #documentation as it makes it so much easier...

There's a reason I only considered architectures to build @OS1337 against that are "obtainable" and I'll prioritize those that I have in my possession and that can be cheaply acquired, which as of writing are about 12 build targets across 5 distinct ISAs ( #i486 and up, #amd64, #ARMv5r11, #ARMv7, #ppc64) , with only 1 (#i486SX) being currently in focus and the next one being the #Pi0 / #Pi0W who's code will run (abeit not performant) on the #Pi0W2 as well...

• All 3 #PiZero|s can be had for like €100 in total with shipping and SD-Cards so it's on-par with a useable #amd64 machine like a #ThinClient with proper SSD and RAM...

Also unlike any other #SBC manufacturer @raspberry_pi / #RaspberryPi actually write proper #documentation and not just fart out some random bootable image file and tell users to feck off!

#OS1337