We have produced an openFyde release for the ROCK 5B device, if you are into Chromebooks, Chromium browsers or lightweight OS that offers a modern look and feel, you may want to check this out: openfyde[dot]io
As the name “openFyde” suggests, it’s all open-sourced, all of our code is licensed under BSD-3 for your freedom and enjoyment.
What is openFyde?
In one line, it’s the open-source version of FydeOS
fydeos[dot]io
A longer description of openFyde: openFyde (always denotes as openFyde, with a first o in lowercase and F in capital letter) is an open-source initiative started by Fyde Innovations, the creator of FydeOS, with an aim to provide another approach to Chromium OS. With openFyde, you can have a more open and flexible Chromium OS. At Fyde Innovations we believe with more choices comes greater possibilities.
What can I do with openFyde?
Perhaps this video could provide some inspiration, but I do believe the potential is endless.
Agreed, it’s very comparable to MTK Kompanio 1380, hopefully you will see a consumer-grade tablet device with RK3588 out on the market soon, so far I am very confident that once it does, it will offer a very similar experience but at a lower price point.
I will be making a few demo videos regarding Linux subsystem performance under RK3588 soon, stay tuned.
I think Alpha and the FydeOS team is busy with their new fyde tablet. Since the Fydetab Duo share almost the same chipset with ROCK 5B, the support won’t be bad.
Btw, they are going to launch their indiegogo campaign soon.
rk3588s is supposed to be less cost and hoping maybe Radxa do a cut down minimum connectors Rock5a board prob with onboard eMMC/Wifi something similar to https://www.khadas.com/edge2 but even more minimal where the GPU / CPU is of great interest for maker retro/consoles/phablets…
Its not the rk3588s is cheaper but with same cpu/gpu that really is still entry desktop where some might not need a m.2 slot.
I haven’t seen a cheaper one as Radxa are extremely cost effective boards Khadas always seem to have a premium but actually that is a cheaper chip than the Rock5b rk3588
$119.00 for RK3588S processor, two 2.5GbE ports, one Gigabit Ethernet port, and two USB interfaces 8GB RAM, 32GB eMMC flash.
But it might even be possible with the RK3588s to provide a very minimal board with 4gb for even $80/90 but I was sort of expecting rk3588s prices to be sort of in the range of above with products like the above and its just Khadas who in general do very polished and premium product.
