which single-board computers launches processing?

Per

which single-board computers launches processing?

I know raspberry pi might do? Am I correct?

Any others? I want to use processing together with kinect on a single-board computer here is a list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_single-board_computers

thanks

PhiLho

Probably works (perhaps excluding native libraries like Serial) on any computer able to install Java.

Per

The problem with the raspbian pi and processing is that Processing doesnt co-operate with the Pis hardware-accelearation , so anything using video or 3D will be very slow.

What about this one? http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/03/intel-releases-99-minnowboard-max-an-open-source-single-board-computer/

Minnowboard Max runs linux. Can it be possible to install and run the linux version of processing into monnowboard the same way as on any linux-runned computer?

or is this one the one to install? https://github.com/MinnowBoard/processing

Another alternative would be Odroid U3? Does processing run on odroid?

Keshrath

Did you find something out?

Whats about Cubieboard 3? It's a bit more expensive, but looks really nice.

Per

I havnt got processing to run on my odroid. But it runs without problem on Raspberry. A little bit slow though:

Here you can download a full Raspbian image with Processing pre-installed: https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Raspberry-Pi

SiriusCG

Frankly, I'd go for an Intel NUC: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/products-overview.html They have a good selection of models, relatively low cost (although you have to add RAM and a drive to most of them) you can run Windows or Linux (or even iOS with a Hackentosh solution). Plenty of power, small form, lots of ports, a compact solution. If you're using a Kinect library, the extra CPU power and RAM would be a plus. Cheers.

blausand

There are good reasons to leave the Intels in the store.

I wonder what is so specifically complicated about compiling processing for the ODROID, maybe even for the cool XU4?

It is running Linux for ARMs and it has the appropriate GL instruction sets ready.

Thanks for explaning that.

Chrisir

you don't have to run processing on anything probably, just the file you compiled needs to run on the single-board computer, right?

Per

Im running the arm version of processing on odroid u3.

But Im having problem with for example video and gstreamer and also running opengl.

I only managed to run exported applications when I export them from lubuntu with "Embed Java for Linux (32-bit)" checked. I cannot get them to run by exporting from my mac and opened on Ubuntu

Lord_of_the_Galaxy

To run the Processing IDE or to run the exported application?
To tun the exported application, the computer must support Java, and if you want a display and are using P2D/P3D/FX2D you'd also need an OpenGL compatible computer.