I have found these claims to be very hard to materialize, starting with the question about the OS itself: what distribution can truly maximize the limited resources of this borderline embedded computer so that one can add peripherals and have the machine behave like a desktop? This is where the distrohopping trial-and-error magic comes to play, with all and any fun that this might include. The marketing hype will have you believe it's a tiny but complete, full-fledged PC that will (starting with Model 4 and the 4GB+ RAM) kick butt of even big desktops, at a fraction of the cost and the power consumption. Having recently decided to restart my quest on using more of my Raspberry Pi, I found myself on the distro-hopping road again to find the perfect one that could make a nice compact desktop out of it. Rediscovering Puppy Linux as Raspup on the Raspberry Pi Klaus Zimmermann's musings - Rediscovering Puppy Linux as Raspup on the Raspberry Pi Klaus on Tilde Town
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