Use this tag for questions about whether certain hardware or software products are compatible with the Raspberry Pi.
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Can I run Mac OS X on the Raspberry Pi?
If I understand correctly, the Raspberry Pi does not run OS X. Is there a way to get OS X run on the Raspberry Pi?
Do other boards like the Raspberry Pi exist that can run OS X?
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How can I compile Android applications?
I want to use the pi as a continuous integration server. One type of the software are Android applications. Is it possible to have the Android SDK or something similar to compile Android apps?
I ...
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Is there a Skype replacement voice app?
Has anybody setup Raspberry Pi as cheap desktop PC for their family?
I would like to do that but first think I stumbled is Skype. My sister studies abroad so she and my mother talk a lot on Skype, ...
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Which (currently) compatible SD Cards have wear levelling?
This question asks Which SD cards are compatible?
This answer describes the advantages of getting an SD card with wear levelling to extend the life of the card.
How can I find out which of the ...
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Are there hardware-incompatible video codecs?
Are there any video codecs that are not compatible with the Raspberry Pi based on hardware requirements?
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Should all 'Linux-compatible' USB bluetooth/Wi-Fi devices work?
I have mini-wifi & mini-bluetooth dongles patiently awaiting the arrival of a Rasp Pi. These are listed as Linux-compatible devices.
Are there any concerns with the hardware of the Rasp Pi ...
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Which SD cards are compatible?
The site http://www.raspberrypi.org/quick-start-guide says:
You will need an SD card with an operating system preloaded before you
can boot the Raspberry Pi. A brand-name (not generic) Class 4 ...
