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I've found
LePotatois great, as long as my use case fits the processor speed.LibreComputer(maker ofLePotato) also offers Renegade for a bit more oompf.The downside is that there's far fewer pre built images available. The saving grace is that stock
Armbianis fantastic, and can often be upgraded to match the pre built image I want with a fewaptcommands.Edit: I haven't run
OctoPrintonLePotatobut my educated guess is that it would run just fine.When using
Armbianto host projects similar toOctoPrint, I have needed to follow theInstall from Sourceinstructions from the project site. The experience wasn't terrible, for me, but I am really good at getting stuff to compile.I have run OctoPrint on a LePotato, and it runs absolutely fine for me. It feels responsive and good, though I have no frame of reference for comparison.
Installing it was easy, as there was a simple guide and program available. :::
Yeah LibreComputer boards have become my go to SBC now, if you're fine headless the debian minimal image they offer is solid base image. I use Kiauh to handle my klipper setups, makes setting up klipper and related super simple, I think I recall an option to install octoprint with it as well.