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LINUX Unplugged

530: Leave the Pi in the Oven

Oct 2, 2023
Discussion on the improvements of Raspberry Pi 5 and alternatives, concerns about thermals and storage, comparison of O-Droid H3 and B-link servers, upcoming Linux Fest event and bitcoin conference, challenges of using Windows in a Linux environment, gratitude for community support and plans for new podcast apps and framework laptop, experiences with RV's electrical system.
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Quick takeaways

  • The Raspberry Pi 5 has several improvements over the Pi 4, including a proprietary chip design, larger cache, dual 4k displays, gigabit Ethernet, and USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports.
  • The Raspberry Pi 5 runs hotter compared to previous models and may require active cooling, and it no longer supports H.264 hardware decoding and lacks certain hardware accelerations, making it less appealing to certain users.

Deep dives

New ESP32-powered device by LilyGo

LilyGo released a $25 ESP32-powered device that includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, an Ethernet port, and a micro SD card slot. This device effectively turns the ESP into a full-fledged computer.

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