Forget desktop Linux, build your own $40 Android PC
I had originally planned to slap some desktop Linux on the Pine 64, but instead I'm sticking with Android. Here's why:
The choice of operating system, outside of political ideology, very much depends on what you are going to do on a system. I am going to use this machine as an entertainment hub, to watch movies, listen to music and do some casual gaming. I'm also going to use it for writing work, and maybe for some light image editing. That’s pretty much it. I may install this PC in my kids' room so they can use it.
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