Raspberry Pi running GNU/Linux is pretty cheap. What are you...

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GM. boy they really don't want poor people to own computers, huh?
Raspberry Pi running GNU/Linux is pretty cheap. What are you referring to? For the last half of my career I would buy Windows boxes w/ included OS purely for work, as my personal stuff was all GNU/Linux. It was usually at the $300 price point, which meant you could essentially get free hardware vs. the cost of the OS. I did the corporate BS on my windows box from home, often issued a corporate laptop at 10X that cost. Point is that all of those old boxes I acquired run GNU/Linux just fine, so I'm set for the rest of my life. I know this makes me a non-intersect with most, but if I was starting fresh, I'd seriously look at the Raspberry Pi system. I have an older run running off of a micro SD card (I would get better main storage for a daily driver... proper HDD).
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