alt Hacker NewsThe entire point of the RPi is the user can do whatever they want with it.
So no, it's not reasonable at all.
Buy an Apple product if you want what you're stating.
The entire point of the RPi is the user can do whatever they want with it.
So no, it's not reasonable at all.
Buy an Apple product if you want what you're stating.
No, RPis are very inexpensive computers. What you're advocating would considerably increase the price of a Raspberry Pi to pay for the additional support burden (if this is even reasonable--should they hire a bunch of people just to answer "you bought a RPi w/ bootleg RAM" over and over again?), and that defeats the point.