Re: [orca-list] Orca and Raspberry PI

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

Working with F123Light, which is primarily designed to build on the Raspberry 
Pi, my experience is that running a full desktop, even MATE, can be rather slow 
on the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3. That said, you may have a better experience with 
the newer 3B+, which has a faster processor than previous models, and has better 
network connectivity as well, but still keeps the modest $35 USD price, although 
I don't currently have a test unit so I can't verify the speed increase here. 
The main problem with all these is that you have to mask Pulseaudio, as the 
hardware has serious trouble with it. The good news however is that the sound 
device can in fact accept simultaneous streams without Pulseaudio, so unless you 
need its more advanced features, in which case, you're probably not using the 
Raspberry Pi's internal device anyway, you really don't have to have Pulseaudio 
at all just for everyday tasks.
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