Hot on the heels of their RISC-V MQ Pro, MangoPi have released their Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W alternative, the ARM H616-based MQ Quad Single Board Computer.
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With the Raspberry Pi Zero still in short supply, are the alternatives in the same (or similar) form-factor worth looking at? Time to find out..
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Ubuntu 22.04.1 was just released and includes support for Allwinner RISC-V on the Nezha. Luckily, it also allows us to install Ubuntu on the MangoPi MQ Pro!
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Is the Banana Pi M5 better than a Raspberry Pi 4? Banana Pi’s M5 has the performance to beat a Pi 4, though does a lack of WiFi/Bluetooth let it down?
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The MangoPi MQ Pro has been compared to the Raspberry Pi Zero ever since it was announced but were we right to do so? Today we find out!
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The MangoPi MQ Pro is a new Single Board Computer using the Allwinner D1 RISC-V chip and I’ve benchmarked it to see how it weighs up!
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Automating AbuseIPDB reporting with Fail2ban is easier than you think! Help the internet become a safer place with a few simple steps.
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The Banana Pi M2 Zero (BPI-M2-ZERO) is a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W alternative with 512MB RAM and a quad-core ARM CPU. Is it worth getting given the Pi shortages?
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After weeks of banging my head against a wall trying to get the MangoPi MQ Pro running, we finally have Armbian based images thanks to forum user balbes150!