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Nandha B

Founder at Rozaete • 7m

Hello, media community! Which operating systems are supported on the Raspberry Pi 2 W? If anyone has tried different ones, please share your suggestions. I’m exploring options to build on top of the OS and am considering the following: Raspberry Pi

Ayush
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Medial • 7m

it totally depends on the use case. it'll be great if you could expand on that. I have worked with pi os, base debian , and arch(highly unstable) on pi. for example if you need a GUI and the pi will be connected to a display. i suggest go with pi o

Nandha B

Founder at Rozaete • 7m

Thanks for the detailed insights! Since I’ll be building an application to handle message and call reception with a display, stability is important. Based on your suggestions, Pi OS seems like a good option. Any advice on configuring Pi OS for this k

Ayush
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Medial • 7m

pi os it is quite stable out of the box, probably fulfill you use case from my current knowledge. you should look into more ways to get the whole infrastructure stable. example connecting a RJ45 instead of relying on WiFi. use multiple pies or a group of pi zero to divide incoming load. better safe than sorry! right.

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Nandha B

Founder at Rozaete • 7m

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll look into using RJ45 and multiple Pis for better stability. Appreciate it!

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