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Could Someone Give Advice on Optimising Pinebook Pro for Software Development? - Octaviah - 08-23-2024 Hello everyone I hope everyone is well I am looking for the collective wisdom of this community on optimising the Pinebook Pro for software development applications. I have been using the Pinebook Pro for a few months and have been very happy with its capabilities. But I have experienced a few issues and would like to look for advice on how to effectively address them. My current setup Manjaro ARM. I have kept with this because it is the default, but I am prepared to try other options if they provide better performance for development work. Default eMMC I have been thinking about upgrading to an NVMe SSD; but have not taken the step yet. Python is my primary programming language, followed by web development with React and Node.js and some light Java and C++ work. I use Visual Studio Code and; on occasion; JetBrains IDEs.
Also I explored some topics related to this Happy eMMC devops and SDcard OS usage for Pinebook Pro Newbies but I did not get the sufficient solution of my query so I would really want to get some help from a more experienced person I am really enjoying my Pinebook Pro and hope to get the most out of it for my software development needs. I'd like to hear from other developers who have optimised their Pinebook Pro for comparable uses. Any insights; suggestions; or shared experiences are much appreciated Thank you in advance for your help I look forward to hearing from the community. RE: Could Someone Give Advice on Optimising Pinebook Pro for Software Development? - WilliamThompson - 09-05-2024 slitherio Definitely consider upgrading to an NVMe SSD. This will significantly improve I/O performance, especially for large projects. |