Who likes raspberry pi?

[koryto2012]

There's this new little computer that came out called raspberry pi. Its runs off of Linux. Size of a credit card! I was thinking that we could use this with dsmlink. I know of dsmlink's website there's an option to download it for Linux. I wounder if it'll work with this pi? Personally I think this would be great to use with link.

 

[snowborder714]

I spoke to Tom about this a while ago and he's unsure at the moment if it'll work or not. They don't have the processor documentation available to review, so he can't see what is really going on. I'm not sure if he's going to pick up one to play with or not.

I'd like one anyway, but that'd be a plus if I could use it for some reason.

 

[koryto2012]

I wanna pick one up seems how they're only 25 dollars.

 

[snowborder714]

Add in international shipping and they come to $40+ I think, but still not bad.

 

[koryto2012]

It would make my dsm unique. (;

 

[4Lurker4]

This would be great for a carputer no? Would evoscan work on it considering it's just a logging software?

 

[agentorange313]

With datalogging, I prefer to use a large screen.

I am not old, nor do I need to squint to see small things, but a larger screen for live data loggin/chart graph, is beneficial.
I used to use a netbook and switched to my laptop because it was a pain having the screen so small when tuning.

I like the idea though, very unique. I also am working on a internal computer for my DSM running micro mother board and using a DVD screen to display so I can tune on the go, but scrapped that idea because the screen was also too small. Maybe if there were better screen/mounting option for monitors.

 

[koryto2012]

I was thinking about buying a monitor and puttin it where the pass. Air bag goes.

 

[LiquidX]

Just linking this.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=431861