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Run Windows 10 on one and Ubuntu on the other. Then run benchmarks and compare the two.

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should have gotten the raspberry pi zero.

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Why not?

 

I understand why you want it, but it's a kickstarter for a device from some nobodies. Plus, like the guy above me mentioned, there's the raspberry pi and you can immediately buy it and get it, not wait on a kickstarter campaign that may or may not send you a functional device, or a device at all.

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I understand why you want it, but it's a kickstarter for a device from some nobodies. Plus, like the guy above me mentioned, there's the raspberry pi and you can immediately buy it and get it, not wait on a kickstarter campaign that may or may not send you a functional device, or a device at all.

should have gotten the raspberry pi zero.

That's a good point but I like how the chip computers are simple one cable is all you need to connect it to a tv or moniter

A raspberry zero takes many cables and adapters to power and display it

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