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> Have RISC-V core for DevTerm, very pleased. It is slow but it feels nice. Absurdly high battery life, too.

Oh sick (maybe I misread the other post), it's going to be fairly sluggish in the early days, just since it's only recently becoming even affordable to buy any chipset with it. What I'm really curious about is since it's open, and there's no licensing involved. The possibilities with specialized instruction sets for different things (kind of like MMX or SSE) could get really whacky and fun.

> It's absurd. It's easier to get shit working on RISC-V than on ARM.

I'm thankful to hear that; i was hesitant but that's kind of what I've been reading on the forums and shit. It seems like the software support for the arch has experienced unprecedented growth. I'm a little weary since I remember getting into ARM when it was fairly new and getting no support for most shit for over like 2 years. (this was VERY early on)

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