inputs please

[yancy smith]

I go the cogsworth kit from inventr.io and has a audrino on it .. your input ??

[Monty Craig]

The Audrino can only be programmed with C/C++ and has no operating system, but it is a nice start for getting into small projects like sensors, motors, LEDs, or other hardware components. I would recommend the Raspberry PI as well as you can use many languages to make command scripts and run you can Linux! (Since this is the Linux group) Enjoy! 

Monty

[yancy smith]

I am planning for a  Pi before the year is our… . the offer on fb for the aet I got was around $7 shipping and the unit was free. 

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[Bill Jacqmein]

For $7 it should be a fun adventure.

For the PI there are some x86 options out there which might be of
interest - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2atAHDOaIA

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