Well that's because for the Pi you have GPIO. If you just want to run homelabs or software only stuff, why not go for ITX motherboard with just in time components
I guess in general, the development experience on a Pi is much better, because it’s made to be tinkered with, right? In the other hand, Android phones are also nicely hackable. I’d just guess that for beginners, it’s much easier to install the Raspberry IDE and plug in the Pi (as opposed to learning how to connect and develop for an Android phone). But yeah, for pros or vibe coders, an Android phone might be the right or even better choice. And it’s great that Android phones can therefore be used a little longer before landing in a landfill.
Thats a great read. I explored similar things with my rooted phone. Samsung galaxy m30s. Wrote something on it as well on what I did, may be you will also like this type of experimentation?
Well that's because for the Pi you have GPIO. If you just want to run homelabs or software only stuff, why not go for ITX motherboard with just in time components
I guess in general, the development experience on a Pi is much better, because it’s made to be tinkered with, right? In the other hand, Android phones are also nicely hackable. I’d just guess that for beginners, it’s much easier to install the Raspberry IDE and plug in the Pi (as opposed to learning how to connect and develop for an Android phone). But yeah, for pros or vibe coders, an Android phone might be the right or even better choice. And it’s great that Android phones can therefore be used a little longer before landing in a landfill.
Thats a great read. I explored similar things with my rooted phone. Samsung galaxy m30s. Wrote something on it as well on what I did, may be you will also like this type of experimentation?
https://nimitbhardwaj.github.io/posts/hermes-agent-rooted-an...