The only purpose I could see raspberry pi in, is as a development env where you can ssh into and do work as a pure Linux kernel.
If I was to use an arm desktop full time it would be microsoft surface pro x (although with its quirks) having much more support and apps
Also Apple is planning to move MacBook line to arm although time will tell whether that will work out or not. In the meanwhile we might need to stick to x86 architectures for a while
If I was to use an arm desktop full time it would be microsoft surface pro x (although with its quirks) having much more support and apps
Also Apple is planning to move MacBook line to arm although time will tell whether that will work out or not. In the meanwhile we might need to stick to x86 architectures for a while