Active spin maintainers -- do you need ARM hardware?

[Matthew Miller]

Hey all. We have a program to help get Fedora OS more broadly tested on ARM
hardware. We have some budget to supply small devices directly to project
contributors who are working on Fedora Spins. If this would help you, let me
know (off-list). I'll need your shipping address and which device (or
possibly devices) you could use from this list:

Jetson NX
Jetson Nano
Pinebook Pro
RockPro64

The Raspberry Pi 400 is also an option, but be aware that this is not going
to be magic and smooth and probably doesn't even work right now, so I'd
prefer to reserve those for people with experience in hardware enablement.

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Matthew Miller
<mattdm(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;
Fedora Project Leader

[Wolfgang Ulbrich]

I would be happy to test Mate-Compiz spin with RockPro64.
Is this a complete box with case + power adapter, or only a motherboard?
And little first instructions to install an arm image would be helpful
I will send you my shipping address to you fedora mail address.

regards
Wolfgang Ulbrich

[Matthew Miller]

On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 10:27:32AM -0000, Wolfgang Ulbrich wrote:
>  I would be happy to test Mate-Compiz spin with RockPro64.
>  Is this a complete box with case + power adapter, or only a motherboard? 
Just the boards, I think. If the power supply and case are a hardship, let
me know (again off list, and no judgment ... we want Fedora contribution to
be accessible to everyone).

>  And little first instructions to install an arm image would be
> helpful
>  I will send you my shipping address to you fedora mail address. 
Hopefully those will be in place for all of these... that's part of the
initiative of identifying a limited set of specific systems.

-- 
Matthew Miller
<mattdm(a)fedoraproject.org&gt;
Fedora Project Leader

[Odilon Junior]

I'm looking to get one RockPro64 to test the ARM container images options with
podman/cri-o. 

I could also test our i3wm spin that it's in the making. 

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Regards,
Odilon Junior