That would be a neat solution. I'll see if this could be incorporated into one of my case designs - it would probably just require the ribbon cable to be a little longer.

and Proxmox, please. Thks!

Docker is relatively lightweight and runs well on a far less powerful Pi 3 or Pi 4 so it would likely be better on this board. I haven't tried it on a RK3588S board but I have run it on the Rock 5 B (RK3588) and it ran perfectly on that with a few containers.

It would be good to see a board with only USB C ports, they've pretty much become the standard for modern peripherals and would allow the SBC to be cheaper and more compact.

Boards with the RK3588S SOC are better suited for processor internsive tasks (like edge computing, simulations, running neural networks etc.), for projects requiring data throughput, access to storage or fast networking the RK3588 is a better choice.

Yes they've done well to incorporate a M.2 port for a 2280 drive directly onboard

Software they provide is to support sales only. You have top support by Armbian. Even Orangepi uses their software for stock images. Just once they start new product they forget about old one ...

Yes, these boards make pretty good TC boxes and there is a lot of software support for these types of projects too.

Collabora has released the Panthor driver for the GPU. Should come with kernel 6.10 or 6.11. The Intel N100 isn't as power efficient as ARM equivalents.

@@LivingLinux nobody cares about 3 Watts dude. The n100 consumed 15w in my testing. Well worth the 40% performance boost over the rpi5.

@@cgwworldministries83 And compared to a RK3588 system?

@@LivingLinux the n100 obliterates the rk3588 in single core performance, copies files faster, is on par at 4 cores with the rk3588 with its 8 cores in multi core, and in openssl the n100 stomps the rk3588 into the dirt. Its twice as fast in wire guard. The rk3588 is 12w and the n100 is still 15w. Wake up bro. Arm just isn't the answer.

@@cgwworldministries83 The test I saw from bret dk, the N100 consumed more than 20W, almost double the 11W from the RK3588.

They've pushed the price up on the Amazon link by $19, which is a pretty steep increase. The Aliexpress link is still the same price that is mentioned in the video, $109.

Armbian is sponsored by some SBC manufacturers that sell RK3588(S) boards. Collabora released an open source OpenGL driver for the GPU (Panthor). It seems Collabora is also working on the Vulkan driver.

This has always been the main issue with competitors to the Raspberry Pi. There have been loads of boards with far better hardware than the Raspberry Pi and often at a lower price, but the software is just so far short that it makes them unviable alternatives.

@@MichaelKlements HW (re)production is cheap and Chinese vendors certainly have resources for cheap production and endless sales and logistic capacity. If they earn a single dollar, they made profits as they invest nothing into sw. Key in Rpi success is community which did / does software - for free as slave labour. Here, community is small, even they all sale same SoC, and vendors are often selling rebranded and slightly changed Armbian as their official software product. Analyse evidences of original software development by those vendors ...

All those devices are supported by Armbian team and its community. If you are a business customer, you can get professional support too.

*_Serial capitals_* *are for* _acronýms,_ -not stress- .

@@alysdexia ... No, not in informal computer speech.

@@rogerlundstrom6926 not even computer writ but ancient unicameral

@@alysdexia .. Well.. Since this started with you trying to correct my usage of language in informal speech, I think it would be apt for me to point out that you started a sentence with a lowercase, the grammar is atrocious (I'd have to guess/assume what you meant by your last comment the binding words are missing), and you seem to have missed the "e" in the word "write", ~and~ you haven't used any punctuation at all. When it comes to the original statement of how to use capitalization as a way to show "infliction" when you use informal speech (technically I would be using 733t speech), it is something that is always changing over time. Common use IS what defines language. Sometimes I do things in error BECAUSE I want to change the rules, because that ~is~ how rules change. When conversing on the internet in a chat-like environment you are supposed to try to make it look like you are having an actual conversation IRL, hence.. The formal rules aren't what defines ANYTHING any longer. You are in fact doing wrong if you would be trying to enforce those rules. When it comes to more formal texts you would of course be correct, so I am not telling you you are wrong, I just say that proper usage of language is situation dependent. I know the proper use of a semi-colon, but when making statements on social media, I rather use it to denote that this is where a full stop would've been warranted, but if I would've been talking I would barely take a quarter of an in-breath before rambling on. Technically the semicolon IS a good example of language changing and common use (personal use as well) IS what defines language. It is pretty much ever used at all except in legal documents, and even there it is not really used in new laws, it is just that some laws that are old enough to have been created when people did use semicolon instead of words to denote how various sentences interact. A good example of the usage of a semicolon that matters is the right to bear arms in American constitution. There is a semicolon between the sentence saying that the right to bear arms can't be restricted and the sentence that talks about a well regulation militia. TECHNICALLY the right to bear arms (as presented) means that there is no law that can be passed that would/could hinder police or army to have arms as a tool available to them. The actual text IS clear. If you know what a semicolon means. and in situation where such clarity is necessary we need strict rules on grammar and usage of capitalization and so on. but. in other situations we don't, and trying to claim that it matters would actually create more problems in communication than solutions. .. IF I were to look at this conversation as if it was a "Me vs. You" situation, then.. I COULD ask you if you use proper capitalization rules when ever you write "LED" or "LASER".?.. The rule you mentioned about using it in specific types of abbreviations. .then.. led light bulbs should always be written as LED light bulbs, and if you were talking about a "death laser" you SHOULD have written "death LASER".. You complained about me using capitalization when it isn't "enforced" do YOU follow capitalization rules when it IS enforced? (Yes, that is more of a rhetorical question than anything else considering that you didn't even capitalize the first letter of your sentence in the comment I am replying to, so from a story telling perspective this is how I tried to make this specific comment go full circle.. AFTER having a journey of thoughts that I hope anyone who could be arsed to read it actually enjoyed)

I mean't 1337 , not 733t.. What'mIlike.

Chromium has gotten worse for hardware video decoding. Joshua Riek has a patched Ubuntu image with a patched Chromium with hardware video decoding. I also tested Ubuntu 23.10 on an Intel N100 system, and Chromium with default settings doesn't support hardware video decoding there either. Strangely enough Firefox does with the Intel N100.

Thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to include this in future videos.