I do. Installed Ubuntu on my Pi 5. It’s for my kid’s school work and web browsing. I use it also for some software development (VSCode, Angular and Go).

Early adoption might be expensive.

I’ll wait as I put in WiFi 6E last year. I get 500-800mbps. I positioned 3 units through out. My laptops support WiFi 6 and 6E. So…no reason to upgrade since they cannot hit the higher speeds without direct line or adapter.

So reminds me of the Star Trek communicator. The laser projector is cool and different.

I have iCloud for family and OneDrive. For local backups I use Time Machine.

Thanks for all the information! :)

I pre-ordered a Raspberry Pi 5 earlier this year. I am newbie to the Pi devices, but I am fan of Linux (ubuntu, pop os, mint). Retro Pi sounds interesting!

The memory maximums are a tad silly. I’d expect …

• M3 up to 32gb
• M3 Pro up to 64gb
• M3 Max ok, this one is ok

The ray tracing is awesome, but minus that I am not eager to move up from my M1 Max.

At the bottom of article…

Users will have the option to buy an ad-free subscription for an additional $2.99 per month, while the current prices will give them the version with ads.

Imagine keeping all that surface clean.

Offsite backup. However it ran into a security problem.