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You can get thin clients for much less than that… Better performance if needed, similar power efficiency for similar loads, they sometimes bring storage, power supply and ram and you don’t generate more e-waste as these are already being thrown out by many big companies every few years.

The only reason to go for the PI is if you really need the GPIO, the tiny form-factor and even then there are cheaper alternatives with similar or better spevs.

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You can get thin clients for much less than that…

Interesting, do you have examples?

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Why did OP shout EVERYTHING? The original title doesn’t have that clickbait formatting.

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Do you have an anti clickbait addon or something? For me it looks like this:

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Ah, yes. That’s it. I have the dearrow extension running. I apologize for my snark and direct it to the true OP from youtube.

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No worries, maybe I should install that addon too ^^

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